Articles by Jennifer Geiger
According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the 2018 Toyota
Sienna earned a marginal score in the tough new passenger-side small
overlap front test.
Redesigned for 2017, the 2018 Subaru Impreza similarly offers two things
that are sure to impress parents: loads of available safety features and
plenty of room for two car seats.
Hyundai's Veloster has always been a quirky-cool standout in the
automaker's lineup, but if you want car seats in the back of your 2019
model, the fun stops there.
Mainstream vehicles are inching closer to autonomy as driver assistance
systems proliferate, and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is
creating a consumer ratings program to test them.
For 2017, Toyota updated its Highlander three-row SUV and we tested it
for our Car Seat Check. Little has changed for the 2018 model year.
One way to get ahead of the chaos of parenting is to plan what you can,
and one thing you can figure out in advance is your ride. Here are five
recommended by Cars.com's editors.
Although we applaud the inclusion of third-row Latch and tether anchors,
the 2017 Land Rover Discovery got some low marks elsewhere in our Car
Seat Check. Little has changed for 2018.
Volkswagen's lineup has a big hole in it for big families that the 2018 Atlas
tries to fill. We tested the SUV out for this Car Seat Check.
Nissan has announced that its Rear Door Alert system will be standard on
many model-year 2019 vehicles, including all of its four-door trucks,
sedans and SUVs by model-year 2022.