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If captain’s chairs, which yield several positives, are on your wish list for a three-row SUV, here are the 2021 models that offer them.

Despite a strong takeoff, the 2022 Honda Civic just couldn’t get the altitude of Ford’s all-new-for-2022 compact pickup truck, the Maverick. See our top stories of the week on those and more right here.

When you need to get away from it all, the redesigned 2021 BMW M440i convertible is comfortable for cruising, sporty in corners and classy all the while.

For 2022, the BMW X4 gets refreshed styling, tech improvements, a mild-hybrid system for the M40i model and an enhanced performance-focused M model.

The 2022 BMW X3 adds a 48-volt mild-hybrid system on the six-cylinder M40i, as well as more advanced standard and available technology and a few extra standard safety features.

BMW is recalling some 4,500 3 Series cars that had previously been recalled due to airbag inflators that were inspected but not replaced.

We have official details about the 2022 BMW i4 electric vehicle in both its longer-range eDrive40 configuration with a single motor and rear-wheel drive, as well as the performance-oriented M50 variant with dual motors.

The 2022 BMW iX xDrive50 is the latest electric SUV to be unveiled, with 516 horsepower, a 300-mile estimated range and some unique tech features aimed to set it apart from the competition.

Here are five things we like, and four we’re not so fond of, about the 2021 BMW 5 Series.

The 2021 BMW 540i xDrive with M Sport Package is a little light on sport, but it has a good blend of driver-assist technology, interior quality and vibrant information screens.