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Though Lexus' popular SUV is longer now, to fit a third row, the 2018 RX 350L still has only two truly usable rows. Its luxury and interior quality are highlights, but you get the same thing for less money in a regular RX 350.

By Brian Wong
L.A. Bureau Chief
Life is full of unanswered questions. Why does a round pizza come in a square box? When does it stop being partly cloudy and start being partly sunny? Now, I’m adding the 2018 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross to that list: Why does this solidly unimpressive model exist?

By Jennifer Geiger
News Editor
Subaru is ahead of the curve when it comes to combining safety, practicality and affordability, but its lineup of five-seaters has left bigger families at the curb – until now. The new 2019 Ascent delivers all those things and has the space larger families need.

By Jennifer Geiger
News Editor
The Audi TT RS makes a triumphant return stateside with a strong
powertrain and plenty of performance — just stay away from the optional,
punishing fixed sport suspension.

By Brian Wong
L.A. Bureau Chief
Compelling value and impressive utility are the 2018 Buick Regal TourX's strongest traits, but its cabin materials and driving experience need to be better.

By Mike Hanley
Senior Road Test Editor
There are moments when the 2018 Jaguar XF Sportbrake drives like the sporty luxury car it looks like, but it's mostly undistinguished — particularly the cabin.

By Mike Hanley
Senior Road Test Editor
Infiniti has kept what was attractive about its flagship QX80 SUV and given
it some needed upgrades, but maybe not enough.

By Fred Meier
Washington, D.C., Bureau Chief
The 2019 Volvo XC40 is a stylish, fun-to-drive subcompact that packs the utility of a bigger SUV.

By Fred Meier
Washington, D.C., Bureau Chief
I have three kids and drive a minivan, so practicality often outweighs fun in my life, but the Volkswagen Golf doesn’t make me choose. It delivers both.

By Jennifer Geiger
News Editor
More standard features, small upgrades and more value-packed special editions will keep the Tahoe the top seller in its class, but it no longer has the field to itself.

By Mark Williams
PickupTrucks.com Editor