I’m sure 90% of buyers won't notice that there isn't actual clearance, but I need a vehicle that has suspension travel. This is a pass

“The factory had at least one case of coronavirus and 23 workers in quarantine”

Same with the Covair. I’d gladly take a 4-door!

Article would have greatly benefited with images comparing sedan to coupe for each generation

In before someone complains about the V naming convention

Please, please don't remind me that Honda has gotten more and more bland every year. Adding vents and wings does nothing

“Pickup linup will expand to also include a Bronco-based model”

Even the oval on the lower side of the rear gate has been copied. It's remarkable, really

These things are THE automotive steal right now. People assume that they're less reliable than they are, and it's done wonders for (the buyer's) used market. Honestly, the worst thing about these cars is that the back seats are much worse than you'd think

Not really, no.

It’s so brutal. I have no idea why they’re sticking with the design “language”

If this thing comes in a competent plug-in variant, I am so sold

If the grill was toned down just a little bit, I'd be completely smitten. It's just too damn big

Oh for sure, I appreciate the advice. I’ve done that before to get into a set of Michelins that ended up driving like crap, but I’m sure there are alternatives that don't. There just aren’t too many options for my subcompact, and I’ve accepted that. My girlfriend picked up great winter tires for her Outback and they…

...the brass at GM are probably keen to put as much distance as possible between the future of the Cadillac brand and any lingering “Eldorado” associations.

I’m definitely considering a Model 3/Y. I’m a bit skeptical on Model 3 long term reliability, and I think that it’s fair to be. I’m pretty stoked about the plug-in Rav 4 TBH. If I’m shelling out for an actual new car, I need to be very confident that the cost of ownership is going up be low. The garage is going to…

Something that a lot of people don’t consider is the availability of winter tires. Winter tires for my Honda are ridiculously expensive. Like, more expensive than a set for an RX-350. Why? Because no one buys winter tires in that size. AWD tends to admit you into a more effective tire market, as well as traction…

I live up a canyon and on a mountain. I also visit trail heads on a weekly basis

I typically only buy used cars, but my commute is about to increase a fair amount. It might not take much to convince me to buy a new AWD EV, or at least a plug-in. This electrical revolution could potentially really goose new car sales