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Kelsey Mays
Former Assistant Managing Editor-News Kelsey Mays likes quality, reliability, safety and practicality. But he also likes a fair price.
Articles by Kelsey Mays
Looking for a deal on your next set of wheels this Black Friday? See our highlights first.
By Kelsey Mays
November 19, 2019
Which cars have Autopilot for the 2019 model year? Just three, all of them from Tesla. But cars from other automakers have similar capabilities with different names.
By Kelsey Mays
November 15, 2019
Ford’s long-rumored SUV with a Mustang-themed name will get exactly that. Witness the Mustang Mach-E, an all-electric SUV that will share styling cues but not underlying architecture with the sports car.
By Kelsey Mays
November 14, 2019
In this video, we pit our Best of 2019 winner, the Genesis G70 luxury sports sedan, against a competitor, the 2019 BMW 3 Series, to see which one bests the other.
By Kelsey Mays
November 7, 2019
Redesigned for 2020, the Toyota Corolla is improbably fun to drive. We tested it back to back with a stalwart fun-to-drive compact, the Mazda3 — and the results surprised us.
By Kelsey Mays
October 31, 2019
The redesigned BMW 3 Series is late to the party, a shindig that saw the all-new 2019 Genesis G70 win the night. How do the two sedans compare? We tested them.
By Kelsey Mays
October 30, 2019
GM and its unionized workforce reached an agreement last week to end the longest nationwide auto-worker strike in half a century. Here’s what that means for shoppers.
By Kelsey Mays
October 28, 2019
Which convertibles for the 2019 model year offer power-folding hardtops? Just seven. Here they are.
By Kelsey Mays
October 25, 2019
When Cars.com editors bought the all-new 2019 Genesis G70 in December, parent company Hyundai still sold every car from its new luxury division out of Hyundai dealerships. How much does that matter?
By Kelsey Mays
October 24, 2019
Fresh off its 2018-model-year redesign, the Toyota Camry adds incremental improvements for 2019 to remain a solid choice among mid-size sedans — if you’re willing to spend enough.
By Kelsey Mays
Assistant Managing Editor-News