overview Three-row SUVs like the Volkswagen Atlas meet the needs of families large and small by offering space, comfort, and traction without the power sliding doors of boring minivans. Thanks to its spacious third row, the seven-seater Atlas serves as a comfortable means of transportation. Source: www.caranddriver.com
overview Volkswagen’s Taos mini SUV combines the best of the Golf and Tiguan into one fun package. All Taos models are powered by a 158-horsepower turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder. As expected, acceleration isn’t groundbreaking, but road manners are refined and fuel economy is commendable. a… Source: www.caranddriver.com
overview Those who thought the revived Acura Integra wasn’t sporty enough (us included) will be happy to know that a new 320-horsepower Type S version has joined the 2024 lineup. Just like the standard Integra shares many components, honda civicIntegra Type S has something in common… Source: www.caranddriver.com
overview 5 series has been around for many years BMW’s Intermediate sedan. We offer just the right size for buyers who can’t fit it in their car. 7 series In the parking lot, for whom? 3 series It feels a little too cramped. The upcoming new generation of his 5 series will not deviate from this Goldilocks storyline. Source: www.caranddriver.com
overview The GMC Sierra 1500 is just another way of saying “Chevrolet Silverado.” Despite their different exterior designs, beneath the chrome and paint, the two full-size pickups share nearly identical mechanical power. Like Chevrolet, the Sierra 1500 is available as a single cab, double cab, or four-door crew cab. Bed length range… Source: www.caranddriver.com
overview To keep a firm grip on new car buyers, compact crossovers like the Kia Sportage prioritize space. His two-row Sportage is spacious and powered by his 187-horsepower four-cylinder engine, which lacks kick. The more powerful Sportage Hybrid and PHEV, which we reviewed separately, address most of that complaint. Source: www.caranddriver.com
Few cars have aged as gracefully as the current-generation Dodge Charger. Now in its 11th model, this large sedan is very well known, and both its muscular looks and fun personality look like they’ll stay the same forever. Charger intentionally… Source: www.forbes.com
Pros: Top-notch interior. Easy-to-use technology. Smart cargo options. Smart ProPilot Driver Assist Cons: No hybrid option. It’s less appealing to drive than its rivals. No sporty or outdoorsy variants The 2023 Nissan Rogue follows two years of consecutive (and successful) overhauls of Nissan’s small cars. Source: www.autoblog.com
overview The Hyundai Sonata adds some attitude to the family sedan segment, and we hope it’s loud enough to wake up other segments. Its mid-cycle refresh comes in the form of updated front and rear bumpers, new headlights and taillights, and major changes inside. While the sonata remains… Source: www.caranddriver.com
overview The boxy 2024 Hyundai Kona looks sturdier than it actually is. Because this subcompact soft-roader is built for the urban jungle, not his muddy two-tracks. Like the previous generation, the new Kona will be powered by one of two gas-powered four-cylinder engines. A 147 horsepower 2.0-liter is standard, but… Source: www.caranddriver.com