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New rigs from Ram, Ford and of course, Chevrolet made headlines in Motown, and we don’t ever recall a point when all three Detroit automakers introduced a new pickup at the same time.

It may be hard to find a really bad car these days, but it might be even more difficult to find a car that’s attractively affordable.

Automakers are perpetually working to keep their product ranges fresh, to offer drivers more safety, efficiency, luxury and even performance.

In the late ‘60s and early ‘70s the Dodge Scat Pack cars ruled the streets. In 2015, they are back to bring a little old-school muscle to modern times.

Small luxury is a big deal. Automakers are introducing more and more premium compact cars like the Mercedes-Benz CLA and Acura ILX.

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The 2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class is the newest small car from the luxury brand. We've been driving the A220 4Matic model all week, and it rights many of the wrongs committed by the outgoing CLA-Class.

I know exactly where the 2017 Ford F-150 Raptor was born.

The 2015 Hyundai Sonata has big shoes to fill as the last generation model practically revolutionized the mid-sized sedan segment.

Huge luxury without the huge price tag, XTS wows with technology autoguide.com/manufacturer/cadillac/2013-cadillac-xts-review-video-2027.html Cadillac's return to large luxury comes

Who will be crowned king of the compacts?

Even though it debuted but a few short weeks ago in New York, the 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback is pretty close to going on sale.

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Lexus has been around for 30 years and in that time, the brand has built a steady reputation for its high quality, luxury cars.

The BMW 5 Series and Mercedes-Benz E-Class have been completely overhauled for this year, and if you didn’t think the regular versions were sporty enough, but don't want the full-on hardcore M or

Despite rising fuel costs and urban sprawl, SUVs still represent big business and sell in impressive numbers.

This week we've been testing the 2018 Mercedes-AMG S 63. A roadgoing rocket, it has left us utterly gobsmacked. Why? Well, here are nine ASTONISHING features found in this four-door supercar.

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Yamaha’s latest machine has four wheels, but it’s definitely not an ATV.

The answer to the question "Would you buy a Hyundai Genesis or a Mercedes E-Class" is no longer "not ever" but rather, "not yet." Beyond novelty, there's no cache to the name.

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These two sedans seem to be forgotten cars in their segment, but they are both solid alternatives to the more mainstream picks.

2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk Review: The Jeep Grand Cherokee has long occupied an awkward space in the market, finding itself somewhere between mainstream and premium SUVs.

Toyota is challenging the perception of what its midsize sedan should be, ditching the Camry’s reputation for reliability in favor of something more riveting.

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This week Craig Cole evaluates the Mitsubishi Mirage, which is kind of exciting since other journalists haven’t been kind to it.

There’s definitely a place in this world for sporty SUVs, but sometimes they can be a bit excessive. You know the ones: plenty of power and performance, but not a whole lot of practicality to match.

Conversations over cups of coffee at the local garage have no doubt been dominated by talk of the new Ram EcoDiesel for the past few months.

Does a CVT Ruin the Honda Civic?

The official car of ballers on a budget, the 528i is back for 2011 delivering a BMW at a price low enough to finance -- not lease.