Reviews
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The ZR1 and Z06 may grab the headlines, but the 495-horsepower Chevy Corvette Stingray Z51 can still get your heart pumping real fast, especially with the folding hardtop letting the sunshine in.
The iconic muscle car is no more, but its characterful driving experience (and 485-horsepower V8) won’t soon be forgotten
Fully loaded with convenience and performance items, but at a fairly handsome sum, the flagship WRX is either the best or the worst of its ilk.
The unmissablly blocky new three-row emphasizes “utility” in a way that even an adventurous family should appreciate.
McLaren’s newest supercar gets more power, lower weight, and perfect steering.
Reining in 671 horsepower is a lot more fun in a convertible than a coupe.
I used the iconic Wrangler shorty as a family SUV for a week, and while I’m still in love, I’m open to seeing other cars.
With 641 all-electric horsepower and some serious snarl on the race track, Hyundai’s latest EV could convince even the hardest-core ICE fanboys.
Now smaller, smarter, and cheaper, will the Land Cruiser live up to its nameplate’s legendary reputation for longevity?
If you’re planning any significant track time, the baked-in upgrades to the tS trim make (dollars and) sense.
Does the N-Lined small crossover want to be a hot-ish hatch or a warmed-up utility vehicle?
Splitting the difference between sedan and SUV makes Toyota’s newest model a strange and loveable offering.
This 620-horsepower, 384-mile luxury sedan may be the best EV you can buy, as long as you can afford its $80,000 base price.