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Subaru Is Bottom 4 Automaker In J.D. Power IQS; Is EyeSight the Reason?

Subaru drops in the 2018 J.D. Power Initial Quality Study. Is Subaru EyeSight the reason for their low J.D. Power IQS score?
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By: Denis Flierl

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2018 Ford Mustang GT with Performance Pack 2 is a Road Course Beast

The new Performance Pack 2 transforms the 2018 Ford Mustang GT into an awesome road course machine, sticking to the corners and blasting down the straightaways of the M1 Concourse track like a world-class sports car – all with the sweet roar of American muscle.
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By: Patrick Rall

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Audi, Hyundai Powering Through Fuel Cells to Find The Right One

Audi and Hyundai are working together on fuel cell technology with the hope that they will make a real dent in the electrical market.
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By: Marc Stern

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Toyota Mirai, Honda FCV Are Impractical, Despite Their Advantage Over EV Charge Times

Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicles have an advantage over lengthy charging times of electric cars, but cars like Toyota Mirai and Honda FCV are not practical. Major car makers are not correct to believe that Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles are the future.
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By: Myles Vance

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All-New 2019 Honda Insight vs. Toyota Prius - How Do they Compare?

Honda has released details on its new Insight Hybrid. We break down the similarities and differences to the current Toyota Prius.
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By: John Goreham

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6 Key Changes for the 2019 Camaro Aside from the Exterior Redesign

Since the 2019 Chevrolet Camaro was introduced with the redesigned exterior, that new look has been the focus of every conversation about the refreshed muscle car, but today, we bring you a look at six other key changes for the new model year.
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By: Patrick Rall

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Nissan's Leaf Is Making Electric Vehicles Ever More Practical and Attractive

The Nissan Leaf occupies an interesting place in the EV market. While there are a few electric vehicles which are cheaper, the Leaf is still the most popular in the (barely) less than $30,000 market. With a couple of changes, the car inches toward becoming a realistic purchase for one-car families and individuals.
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By: Max Marck

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