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Audi redesigned the A7 for 2019 to make it more comfortable, more powerful and stocked with more standard safety features than the previous generation. Cars.com evaluated the new A7; here are six things we like and three we don’t.
Porsche’s baby Macan SUV joined the lineup in 2014, got freshened for 2019 and now the Turbo model is back for 2020.
Mercedes-Benz continues the rollout of its redesigned GLE-Class SUVs with a sportier “coupe” variant, the 2021 AMG GLE53 Coupe with a turbo 3.0-liter six and mild-hybrid system.
Sibling Hyundai SUVs duke it out for the top spot in our 10 biggest news stories of the week report.
10,000 Miles With a 2019 Genesis G70: We’ve Spent Less Than $4 on Anything Besides Fuel (and Snacks)
Cars.com has surpassed 10,000 miles with our long-term vehicle, a 2019 Genesis G70. What do we think so far? Read on to find out.
Advanced safety technologies have proliferated, but a new study finds some owners annoyed by the warning chimes such systems employ.
This week, Tesla isn’t alone in making waves in the EV space — it had plenty of competition from more mainstream rivals like Ford and Mercedes-Benz. Read more here.
Approximately 42,000 model-year 2008-12 BMW 128i, 135i and 135is sedans, coupes and convertibles are being recalled for wiring and electrical connectors.
For 2020, the XC90 SUV gets what Volvo is calling a refresh, which includes a few usability and styling updates. How are the changes? We found out.
Our long-term 2019 Genesis G70 came with a three-year subscription to Genesis Connected Services, a suite of features that allows owners to keep tabs on the car and manage some features via a cellphone.