Tonight, Chevrolet revealed the redesigned 2021 Tahoe and Suburban at an event in Detroit. Among many significant detail changes, the new full-size SUVs feature for the first time an independent rear-suspension that improves ride quality along with increased cargo and passenger room. Sharing an...
There’s no mincing words here: these are the least-reliable car brands in America, at least according to Consumer Reports. Some of these shouldn’t be too surprising if you’ve already read the least reliable 2020 cars list: even one model can bring down a marque’s overall...
Today’s shopper is more likely than ever to factor long term dependability into their purchase decision when buying a new SUV or crossover. In addition, many of these shoppers consider the JD Power and Associates Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS) when looking for the most reliable vehicles....
It’s unfortunate that many automakers are downsizing their engines for fuel economy purposes, but thankfully there are still some making amazing V8s. So while V8 engines still exist, has decided to pick its top choices for the best sounding V8 engines out there and we’d love to...
Automakers from Ford to General Motors to Volkswagen have sharpened their focus on electrified production vehicles of late, with the ever-popular American pickup truck segment being an area of particular interest. Numerous automobile marques have announced plans to produce hybrid or fully electric...
It’s the list nobody wants to find their car on. Just as there has to be the most reliable cars of 2020, Consumer Reports has also compiled a list of the 10 least reliable cars on dealer lots. Domestic models faired poorly here, with American brands occupying 60 percent of the bottom 10....
Fisker has revealed an ambitious price point for its upcoming Ocean all-electric luxury crossover, starting with a low (refundable) deposit of $250 and a monthly lease price of $279. Handing over two Franklins and a Grant to Fisker gets you on the reservation list, which is now available via its...
Which automaker will give you the least issues overall on the new car market? Consumer Reports has the answer, with its list of the most reliable car brands of 2020. We’ve already seen the most reliable cars of the year, but that’s individual models. Brand loyalty is a real thing,...
First Lexus teased us with the out-there LF-30 concept last month. Now its first all-electric model is here: the UX300e. Actually, it isn’t quite “here”—and not just because it hasn’t actually launched yet. This little battery-powered crossover won’t be coming to...
Lexus went against the grain at the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show with this, the new LC500 Convertible. Just look at it. This isn’t one of the many (many, many) electrified crossovers debuting in Los Angeles. No, Lexus kept things simple: take the sublime-looking LC coupe, keep the sonorous...
Chevrolet is bringing a name back with this, the Tinyblazer—sorry, Trailblazer. Borrowing plenty of design cues from the Bow Tie’s other recent returnee, the Blazer, the smaller Trailblazer slots in between the Trax and Equinox. For those keeping score at home, that brings the count of...
Just when we thought Tesla was moving towards a state of complacency and an almost sedate and conventional path, the company dropped the Cybertruck out of nowhere. Just to be clear from the get-go, Tesla will not be challenging the Detroit big three when it comes to pick-ups nor is it aiming to...
Say hello to the second plug-in hybrid in the Lincoln lineup: the Corsair Grand Touring. The Corsair follows in the footsteps of the larger Aviator Grand Touring, slinging a battery and electric motor into the mix to augment an existing gas engine. Unlike big brother, however, this powertrain...
It might seem hard to believe, but this will be Toyota’s second-quickest production model next year. Yes, the 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime packs both more performance and more efficiency. The RAV4 Hybrid has already been something of a sales hit for Toyota. This generation of the crossover has been...
After showcasing the CX-30 at the Geneva Motorshow this year, Mazda has finally announced the pricing of its coupe-usage SUV for the North American market. The MSRP for the CX-30 starts from $21,900 and goes up to $29,600 for the Premium top trim. Prices exclude the $1045 destination fee. The...
