Nathan Leipsig

The extremely ambitious Temerario shows that Lamborghini is committed to preserving the wild exuberance it’s known for

Two decades on, BMW’s fifth-generation 3 Series may very well be peak car

The F-150 Platinum packs a stellar hybrid powertrain and genuinely luxurious trimmings, but a myriad of build quality issues proved to be disappointing

For 2025, Ford irons out all the lacklustre details that once stopped the Explorer from shining

Alpina’s very specific, hand-finished touches make the X7-based XB7 pop like no other SUV

The RAV4 is an evergreen choice in the realm of hybrid crossovers, but the CR-V tempts you with a nicer interior and more refinement

Despite the new name, Volvo’s right-sized EX40 continues to be quite lovely, though perhaps a bit too pricey compared to its new crop of competitors

For a so-called base model, the X3 30 sure doesn’t feel or drive like one

The Outback gives people what they want—practicality, affordability, year-round driving confidence, and most importantly, simplicity

The Buick Enclave heads into 2025 with a fresh redesign inside, out, and under the skin—but its siblings feel more polished and better-executed

The Testarossa is a bizarre icon representing duality, appearing to be all about drug-fuelled flash and fashion, but in reality is simply form following function

The updated Ram remains refined, capable, and satisfying to helm—but loses something in its transition to the new Hurricane engine

The attention-to-detail and execution behind every facet of Genesis’ refreshed GV80 is top-tier

Despite being lambasted as the wrong one, hustling BMW’s E46-generation M3 ragtop certainly doesn’t feel wrong

The M4 CS is so urgent in all of its actions that it’s hard to comprehend, and so well-sorted in its execution that it’s impossible to not be impressed

The world demanded a motorsport-bred executive sedan, and BMW delivered just that

This refreshed Jetta carefully makes a few choice tweaks to look a little more contemporary, without upsetting the apple cart

The Hummer EV Pickup is real-life Canyonero from The Simpsons, dressed in Team America: World Police garb

BMW’s success, its fleet of sporty sport-utes, and Spartanburg’s prosperity all come back to this first-generation X5

The Bronco Everglades is an impressively capable and head-turning overlanding machine—let down by some unfortunate build quality issues

We sampled nearly anything and everything under the sun in the past year—here’s what we’ve determined to be the best of the best

More so than just about any other retro-themed throwback, the Frontier Hardbody is refreshingly honest

The Silverado EV RST hits all its targets, but doesn’t come together quite as well as its EV truck competitors

Ford’s mid-trim F-150 Lightning Flash is a screaming value for a fantastic truck, regardless of what’s powering it