Luxury vehicles

We've been over the notion of a four-door coupe idea before, but 
 Mercedes-Benz is trying again with the third-generation CLS-Class and the 
 2019 CLS450.

One of BMW's self-proclaimed ultimate driving machines, the 2018 M5, 
 may also be an ultimate family machine if our Car Seat Check is anything 
 to go by.

The good news: You can soon buy a Goldfinger special-edition Aston 
 Martin DB5. The bad news: It won't be street-legal.

Uber and Lyft are understandably picky about the cars they accept for their 
 luxury programs.

The 2018 Jeep Wrangler leads our list of most-read expert car reviews this 
 week, while clever car hacks tops our video list.

Jaguar Classic will turn original E-Type sports cars into electric cars for rich 
 collectors.

How different is the Infiniti QX80 SUV from its non-luxury sibling, the 
 Armada from parent company Nissan? We tested the two back-to-back.

Some automakers are testing whether future drivers might prefer a car 
 subscription that covers the major expenses and lets them vary what they 
 drive.

Lexus redesigned its mid-size ES 350 sedan for 2019, and that's paid 
 dividends for caregivers when it comes to car seats.