Luxury

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.

The run of electric motor concepts at Monterey Car Week continues with 
 Audi's introduction of the PB 18 e-tron Concept. See it here.

Interested in buying a new car this weekend, but unsure of where to start? 
 Check out our link guide here.

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.