If there are two underlying things I can say about every single Mazda you can buy today, it’s that they all have a great, consistent design language, and they’re all fun to drive. Now, not a single one is a horsepower beast, but they’re all engaging, with a good connection between the driver and the vehicle.

Car guys and gals looking for something that can haul the family and tear up the dragstrip don’t have a lot of choices. Of course, Dodge makes the Charger, but the sedan isn’t comfortable for more than four people, and it doesn’t have that much cargo capacity.

It’s often the case that when carmakers reveal a concept car, they look to the past before they look to the future. This helps give their designs a grounding in the brand’s heritage. That’s exactly what happened with the 1993 Aston Martin Lagonda Vignale concept.

After a couple of delays, Ford will officially debut its highly anticipated new Bronco on July 13. The automaker has announced that on the same date at 8 pm ET, it will also open reservation books for the SUV.

Ford Performance has announced three new accessory packages aimed at owners of its popular mid-size truck, the Ford Ranger. All three packages are for those who want more style and off-road capability. The Level 1 Kit includes: Off-Road leveling kit FOX “Tuned by Ford Performance” 2.0

Ford has announced that customers interested in buying a Mustang Mach-E can now place their orders. That means that the hordes of people around the United States who plunked down $500 to reserve one of the electric crossovers can now convert those reservations to official orders.

The current Nissan line isn’t exactly exciting. The only performance cars the manufacturer offers are the rather dated 370Z and the awesome, but expensive, GT-R. Other than those two vehicles, we’ve got economy cars, crossovers, SUVs, and pickups.

Despite any rumors that sedans are going away, the 4-door passenger car is alive and well, and as far as I’m concerned, better than ever when it comes to the current selection – especially when it comes to the mid-size segment.

For Nissan, few vehicles in its range are more important to it than the Rogue, which is its best-selling vehicle in the U.S. The 2021 Nissan Rogue features an all-new design, and looks as if it will be a strong competitor in the crossover marketplace. The crossover appears somewhat boxier on the outside than past models, but looks nice.

Of all the cool sports cars that we can’t get in the US, perhaps the one we lament the most is the Lotus Exige. The want is extreme for the new 20th anniversary special edition of the Exige, which celebrates the launch of the model in 2000.

June 25th, 2020 is a big day for Ford F-150 fans as the new version of the popular truck will be unveiled in full for the first time. Ahead of that official reveal, Ford is teasing with an image on Facebook that shows the 2021 F-150 pulling a boat out of the lake.

The new Land Rover Defender is a capable and luxurious off-roader. Fans of Land Rover who enjoy taking their new Defender into the wild may be glad to hear that Land Rover and Autohome have teamed up to create a roof tent designed specifically for the Defender 110.

Back in the ’80s, one of the fastest vehicles from 0 to 60 mph you could get your hands on was the GMC Syclone truck. In an era where sub-five seconds times were mostly limited to exotic Italian brands, the Syclone was capable of blazing-fast acceleration.

It’s not very often I get a chance to test multiple variants of the same vehicle. It’s nice when I do, as it really gives me a better perspective on its possibilities. So, when I got seat time in the 2020 BMW 840i coupe and then the convertible, I was very excited.

Anyone who’s shopped for an electric vehicle knows that the range estimates provided by automakers and the EPA aren’t necessarily what you’ll see in the real world. A variety of factors impact the electric driving range, including temperature, weather, and how heavy the driver’s right foot is, among other things.