Review2022 Lexus Gx ReviewThe GX460 is not a crossover, but rather a luxury sedan. With body-on-frame construction and a live rear axle, this SUV has proper four-wheel drive and a V-8 engine, it's a true American classic. This strategy has both advantages and disadvantages. A positive is that it is among the most capable luxury SUVs on the market today for off-roading. An adjustable...Read MoreReview2022 Jaguar F-Type ReviewTo a large extent, this is because the previous Jaguar F-Type model was simply too rear-heavy. Even in R spec, the F-loosey-goosey Type's backend is held in check, allowing it to deliver impressive power and impressive handling despite the car's approaching two-ton curb weight. Jaguar engineers should reevaluate the brakes on this F-Type, despite the fact that it rides & looks...Read MoreReview2022 Lincoln Navigator ReviewA finalist for SUV of the Year in 2019 and a top pick in our full-size luxury rankings, Lincoln's Navigator could be the best vehicle the company has to offer right now. The interior and exterior design is distinctly American, with trying to impose style and high-quality materials, making the vehicle appear luxurious. The Perfect Position seats, which can be adjusted...Read MoreReview2022 Mercedes-Benz C-Class ReviewMercedes-Benz C-Class has received the greatest possible compliment: It feels like an S-Class. Even in the interior, which has the same luxury feel, and the same clean and efficient second-generation MBUX system as its larger sibling. However, the C-Class' interior surpasses that of the Model 3 and Audi A4 in terms of luxury, even though it doesn't have some of...Read MoreReview2022 Toyota Corolla ReviewDespite the Corolla's popularity, there are both advantages and disadvantages. Despite its solid reputation for dependability and value, the Honda Civic is still a frequent point of comparison. In our comparison test, the Corolla sedan came in second place to the 2022 Civic despite its superior ride and handling. The Corolla's underwhelming 1.8-liter base engine and tinny-sounding doors aren't helping its...Read MoreReview2022 Nissan Titan ReviewIt's up to you to decide if the Nissan Titan can compete with its Detroit rivals. Sadly, no, but there are some advantages to it. At around 1,500 rpm, the standard V-8's acceleration is quite strong, but it isn't as quick off the line. A nine-speed automatic transmission is mated to it for seamless gear changes. As an alternative to the...Read MoreReview2022 Volvo S60 ReviewIn no time at all, we began to miss our Volvo S60 test car, which we had driven nearly 20,000 miles in over a year and a half. Even with the engine load, the car handled daily errands & long road trips with ease. Although more powerful engines are faster, that doesn't mean they're better to drive. Indeed, the S60...Read MoreReview2022 Toyota Camry ReviewEven though it isn't the most thrilling midsize sedan on the market, some buyers may be okay with that. The Camry has a specific function: to provide families with reliable and practical transportation. However, some variants are better suited for this purpose than others. Underwhelming performance, a cruel ride, and a lack of accommodations undermine the Camry's end objective of...Read MoreReview2022 Honda Insight ReviewIf you're in the market for a compact sedan, look no further than the Honda Insight. The Civic's interior design & clever storage solutions were clearly inspired by it. Adaptive cruise, one of many built-in safety features in this car, comes in handy on long drives and is simple to use. Our gripe is a tad minor. The CVT transmission in...Read MoreReview2022 Nissan Sentra ReviewIt is imperative that you bring your "A" game in order to compete with the Civic and Corolla. Nissan's eighth-generation Sentra aims to buck the trend that has prevailed for several decades with the model's predecessors. With a fully-loaded Sentra SR tester, we discovered it to be a solid, skilled, and enjoyable compact sedan. While the seat and body control were...Read MoreReview2022 Dodge Charger ReviewThe only other full-size sedan on the market is the Dodge Charger. The Device is all about swagger, whereas Toyota, Nissan, & Chrysler are all about near-luxury consultations at a reasonable price point. We described the Charger as "in their face, unwavering, and, yeah, a little offensive" while it was equipped with a Hellcat Widebody engine. This Avalon is nothing...Read MoreReview2022 Toyota Tacoma ReviewA new Toyota Tacoma TRD Professional impressed us with its off-road prowess when we tested it. The V-6 engine and Fox shocks help the Tacoma handle all from rocks to sand with ease while still keeping the occupants of the cabin comfortable. On the road, the truck is also quite audible. The 2020 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro even now suffers...Read MoreReview2022 Hyundai Accent ReviewFor the Hyundai Accent, we'd use the word "forgettable" to describe it. Even though it isn't exciting, it isn't a let-down in any aspect of its performance or design. In terms of styling, the exterior adheres to Hyundai's more dated aesthetic, but it's still attractive. Even though it's well built, the cabin is plain and boring. It is easy to use...Read MoreReview2022 Nissan Maxima ReviewThe current Maxima is a competitive large sedan competitor. As of 2016, we've driven a few eighth-generation Maximas, and they've impressed us with their bold exterior design but mostly upscale interior, both considerable upgrades over the previous model. Although it glides smoothly a bit over bumps as well as its steering becomes heavy at slow speeds, it's a fast car with...Read MoreReview2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee ReviewAlthough the WK2 Grand Cherokee was still a blast to drive, it had one undeniable flaw: it was old. The WK2 Grand Cherokee has finally been phased out after a ten-year run due to the introduction of the WL Grand Cherokee. When it comes to Jeep, we think the company has a winner on its hands. Why? At the most fundamental...Read MoreReview2022 Mercedes-Benz E-Class ReviewIt's not necessary to look any further than Mercedes-Car Benz's of a Year win from 2021 to see why we adore the E-Class. When it comes to comfort and style, this midsize sedan surpasses its rivals thanks to its combination of cutting-edge technology and classic materials like wood grain and stitched leather. The E-most Class's impressive feature is its ability to...Read MoreReview2022 GMC Acadia ReviewMore active safety mechanisms and exterior design options are available this year in a smaller number of Acadia trim levels (hi, FWD-only Acadia SL). Even though the Acadia isn't a serious off-roader, it is well-powered, especially with the optional V-6 in the engine. Compared to the first generation Acadia, the second-generation Acadia is better at handling on paved roads and...Read MoreReview2022 Lincoln Aviator ReviewRecently, Lincoln has appeared to have effectively re-imagined its brand identity. Once known for making Fords with leather inside, the luxury automaker has managed to produce a series of vehicles that seem distinct from their quasi counterparts. In this regard, the Aviator takes the lead, sporting a bold, unique appearance that is a far cry from the Explorer's. Interior materials including...Read MoreReview2022 Acura RDX ReviewAcura's RDX is a perfect blend of luxury and performance. With its quick AWD handling and capacious cabin, this crossover had been a finalist throughout our 2019 SUV of Year competition, because we were impressed. Long-term reviewers loved the RDX's dual nature: athletic and entertaining when we wanted that to be, but also laid-back and relaxing when we didn't. Our...Read MoreReview2022 Subaru Forester ReviewThe Subaru Forester is known for its practicality. This compact crossover has a roomy cabin and a quiet ride, making it a solid contender in its market. Even while it's not the fastest or most exhilarating SUV overall drive, and thus more power would be welcome, our testing shows it has respectable 0-60 mph acceleration. The boxy design of the Forester...Read More« prev 1 … 8 9 10 11 next »