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While we wait for the new RAV4, Toyota is revisiting the bZ it introduced days ago by expanding the lineup. The electric crossover formerly known by its confusing bZ4X name is getting the Woodland treatment. It’s not the first model to receive a mildly rugged variant, as the Sienna minivan…

The German brand has used CFD to create new, drag reducing tube shapes while upping the tyre clearance to 35mm

The XC90 was a world-beater when it debuted in 2015, with a stylish design, a modern interior, and an impressive selection of powertrains. But 10 years on, and mostly unchanged—save a few mild updates—some of that sheen has faded. The XC90 still looks great, and its new mild-hybrid inline-four is…

The Tesla Model Y was the best-selling car in the world at one point, so there are a lot of them available on the used market. With over a million Model Ys sold in the United States since its debut in 2020, you’re sure to find one that suits your…

The revived De Tomaso brand burst onto the scene in 2019 with its beautiful P72 prototype. But in the six years since, we hadn't heard much from the Italian automaker as to when the production version would finally hit the road.

The Kia Telluride was an instant smash hit when it arrived on the scene in 2019. Six years later, it's still one of the brand's best-selling SUVs, with more than 115,000 units sold in 2024. So if you're Kia, how do you build on that success?

Way back in December of last year, we introduced you to the first iteration of this truly awesome-sounding creation. If you'll recall, a YouTuber who goes by the name Reed Makes Car had gone to the trouble of swapping the engine and transmission from a Honda CBR1000RR into his Mazda…

Remember the Toyota C-HR? I do. It was a four-door crossover SUV that straddled a weird space in Toyota’s lineup. Smaller and cheaper than the RAV4, this coupe-esque, ICE-only, front-wheel-drive-only crossover didn’t do all that hot on Toyota's sales floor. It was subsequently killed in 2022, replaced by the generally…

Remember the Toyota C-HR? The funky, four-door "coupe" arrived in the US for the 2018 model year, but survived just four short years before being discontinued. But we've got great news for all you C-HR heads out there: It's back.