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Jared Gall

Contributor Jared Gall lucked into an internship at a car magazine when he was still in high school and has been writing about cars for 20 years. He has driven everything from semitrailers and school buses to off-road race buggies and hypercars. Jared is now a hermit with two dogs named after trucks and has an abiding love for the Subaru Baja.

Articles by Jared Gall

The 2027 Toyota Corolla Cross is one of the cheapest and most efficient SUVs you can buy. It starts at just $27,130 (including destination), and the hybrid is rated at 42 mpg combined.
The 2027 Kia K4 is a compact car available as a sedan or hatchback starting at $23,635 for the sedan and $26,335 for the hatch.
The 2027 Kia Sorento is a three-row SUV with standard front-wheel drive and available all-wheel drive pricing starting at $34,085 with FWD and $38,985 with AWD.
If you're shopping for a 2026 Honda Accord, you can take advantage of nationwide cash offers, low-interest financing and lease deals, valid until Nov. 2.
The 2027 Toyota Grand Highlander starts at $44,155 and offers a choice of gas, hybrid and turbocharged hybrid engines and returns up to 36 mpg combined.
The 2027 EV3 is Kia's cheapest electric vehicle and one of the most affordable EVs from any brand. It is on sale now, with prices starting at just $31,385 (including destination).
The 2027 Honda Civic Type R gets a light refresh and a more refined ride, but it’s still only offered with a manual transmission. Pricing starts at $49,990 (including destination).
The dashboard light in your car that looks like an exclamation point inside a “U” is a low tire pressure warning.
There may be fewer shoppers buying electric vehicles at the moment, but automakers continue to launch new and redesigned EVs. Read about all the latest arrivals, from budget-friendly EVs to off-roaders and three-row electric SUVs, at Cars.com.
With 437 horsepower from its turbo 3.0-liter, the 2027 BMW M350 solidifies the inline-six 3 Series as a baby M3, accelerating from 0-60 mph in 3.9 seconds.