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Senior Road Test Editor

Mike Hanley

Mike Hanley has more than 20 years of experience reporting on the auto industry. His primary focus is new vehicles, and he's currently a Senior Road Test Editor overseeing expert car reviews and comparison tests. He previously managed Editorial content in the Cars.com Research section.

With more conventional styling and a longer range, the redesigned 2018 Nissan Leaf all-electric hatchback is more mainstream and practical than ever, but Nissan missed an opportunity to fix some of its glaring shortcomings.
Which current luxury sports sedan is the most fun to drive: the 2017 Alfa 
 Romeo Giulia, Cadillac ATS or Jaguar XE? Here's our answer.
Your car's salt-stained floormats have borne the brunt of winter snow and 
 slush, but with the right supplies and a little work, you can have them 
 looking good again. Here's how.
Your car's salt-stained floormats have borne the brunt of winter snow and 
 slush, but with the right supplies and a little work, you can have them 
 looking good again. Here's how.
Your car's salt-stained floormats have borne the brunt of winter snow and 
 slush, but with the right supplies and a little work, you can have them 
 looking good again. Here's how.
The Nissan Leaf's 2018 redesign make it a better car that should find wider 
 appeal even in an era of low gas prices. But what are the shortcomings, 
 and what's it like to drive?
Clown cars they're not; these small cars and SUVs are good for tall 
 people.
With all the demands of family life, making time to clean the family car 
 usually ends up far down on the never-ending list of things to do.
Our Cars Madness bracket challenge pits 16 popular models in a series of 
 head-to-head matchups where you determine which one wins.