The modern performance SUV has reached a point where practicality is almost incidental. The Ferrari Purosangue, Lamborghini Urus SE and Aston Martin DBX707 can carry passengers, absorb long journeys and cope with difficult weather, but their real purpose is far...
Some luxury cars are remembered for their speed, others for their design, and a select few for the technology they introduced. The Mercedes-Benz W123 earned its place in history by doing something less glamorous but ultimately more impressive: it refused...
The Super Bee has never been the subtle member of the Dodge family. Since the badge first appeared in 1968, it has represented a particularly direct interpretation of American muscle: a powerful engine, unmistakable graphics and just enough practicality to...
The original Audi A2 arrived with the uncomfortable habit of being right before the market was ready to admit it. Its lightweight thinking, compact footprint and obsession with efficiency were unusual at a time when premium cars were becoming larger,...
Electric vehicles have changed almost everything about how automotive efficiency is measured. Engines, transmissions and fuel tanks have been replaced by motors, inverters and battery packs, yet one stubborn rule remains: the shape moving through the air still matters. An...
The 2027 Mercedes-Maybach GLS 680 represents more than another round of cosmetic updates for Mercedes-Benz’s flagship SUV. It arrives with a stronger electrified V8, a thoroughly revised digital environment, more sophisticated suspension technology and an interior that places equal emphasis...
Thirty years ago, the original Audi A3 arrived with a proposition that now seems completely ordinary: combine the dimensions and practicality of a compact hatchback with the design, materials and badge appeal of a premium car. In 1996, however, that...
For generations, a flat tire followed a familiar script: open the trunk, lift the cargo floor and find a spare wheel, jack and lug wrench waiting underneath. In many modern vehicles, that compartment now contains a battery, charging cables, audio...
Electric pickups have already demonstrated that they can accelerate like performance cars, tow substantial trailers and power everything from tools to campsites. The more difficult test begins when the pavement disappears. Off-roading demands traction, precise control, durable hardware and the...
For more than a century, the automotive business followed a familiar rhythm: design a vehicle, build it, sell it and begin again with the next model cycle. That structure is now being stretched by software, electrification and autonomous driving. The...
