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The three-row 2019 BMW X7 SUV earned straight A grades in our car seat check; here are the details.
This week, Tesla news seems straight out of a science fiction movie. We can promise you Pablo Escobar’s brother and a bunch of rockets on the next Roadster are involved.
As National Stick Shift Day 2019 approached, we got to thinking: Which cars do we wish still had them? And similarly, which are we relieved don’t?
Lincoln’s 2020 Navigator will offer three monochromatic “color” schemes that dress up the big SUV in trendy black or white. The 2020 also will get new standard tech features.
The new-for-2020 Kia Telluride seems to have what the people want in a market saturated with SUVs. No surprise it’s our most popular review yet again this week. Check out the full list here for more.
In two separate recalls, approximately 11 and 750 model-year 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLE350 and GLE450 luxury SUVs are affected.
It’s confounding that Cars.com’s most read review of the 2019 model year is a bird of the elusive plug-in hybrid feather: the Honda Clarity Plug-In Hybrid sedan. Check out what it beat over the last 12 months right here.
Here’s everything you need to know about the 2019-20 BMW 3 Series that we’ve reported on.
New styling and a boost to the wheelbase make the new X4 slightly less weird, decidedly more fun and marginally more desirable than before.
Competition is heating up in the three-row SUV class and Buick is answering with updates to its popular Enclave for 2020.