The Saleen Sportruck

To power-hungry auto enthusiasts, the name Saleen should immediately conjure up images of slick race cars and smoking tires.

A Civil Union

THE SIERRA 1500 GETS GM’S 3.0L DURAMAX I-6 MIDDLE CHILD, AND IT’S WONDERFUL

Tow (Like A) Pro

RIDING HEAVY IN GMC’S NEW SIERRA HD

Road Rulers

GETTING REACQUAINTED WITH THE TOYOTA TACOMA AND 4RUNNER TRD PRO ON THE ROAD TO OURAY

Kemal Curic

CHIEF DESIGNER, LINCOLN MOTOR CAR COMPANY

Bold, Beautiful & Ready For Battle

HYUNDAI’S 2020 PALISADE

Gladiator

A Truck in Jeep’s Clothing

2013-2017 Nissan Pathfinder

The Nissan Pathfinder is a midsize crossover with three rows of seating.

2020 Range Rover Evoque - Evolution Or Revolution?

Evolution Or Revolution?

The All-New Silverado HD

Chevy’s Playing To Win With Best-in-class Towing And An Exclusive 10-speed Allison… But Is It Enough?

3.0L Duramax

High-tech Diesel Boasts Some Common Wisdom

ZR2

Chevrolet finally pulled the wraps off the open-secret (and much anticipated) Colorado ZR2, officially confirming the existence of a second off-road midsize pickup for the ’17 model year. Arriving just in time to do battle with the Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro, the ZR2 also marks a return of the legendary Chevrolet nameplate, which first appeared on the S-10 pickup in the mid-90's. In fact, some claim the success of that first wide body S-10 ZR2 is what inspired Toyota to trot out its TRD-branded Tacoma off-roaders, and if that’s so, this truck marks the return of a true original.

Great Memories

There are a handful of pivotal events in life that can be counted as life changing, among them your first job, getting married, and having your first child.

America's First Freeway

ARROYO SECO PARKWAY, AKA THE 110

2016 Range Rover Sport SVR

First, let’s address the big, blue elephant in the room. With only 223 miles logged for this review, what follows is really more an overview of our total time with the ’16 Range Rover Sport SVR.

2017 Nissan Titan

We’ve hit the halfway mark of our year with the 2017 Pickup Truck of the Year–winning Nissan Titan, and it’s fair to say the truck continues to impress. For this period, we’ve continued the same testing regimen as before, with a good combination of city and highway driving along with a fair bit of towing mixed in. The truck remains quiet and comfortable, and we’ve had no issues that have needed addressing.

Todd Hoevener

Born in Columbus, Indiana, south of Indianapolis, Todd Hoevener grew up on a farm. He earned his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from Rose Holman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute in 1988 and went to work for Ford

2018 GMC Yukon

10-SPEEDS: NOT JUST FOR BIKES ANYMORE

Refreshing

NEW FACE, NEW FEATURES, SAME CHEROKEE

Grandest

THE WORLD’S MOST POWERFUL SUV IS A…JEEP

Chevrolet Silverado 1500

A Cynical Redesign, But It Has Its Charms

Running The Gauntlet

Data-driven Decision Making

Resetting The Bar

Ford rewrote the pickup playbook three years ago by transforming its F-150 bodies from steel to aluminum—a bit more costly and more challenging to build and repair, but the resulting weight savings increased payload and tow ratings.

Ultra-modern Styling & Old-school Bones

The Best Of Both Worlds?

Adventure Ready

The Updated Forester

Lexus LX 570

2008-2017

Calling All Titans And Paying It Forward

You may have noticed that Nissan is on a bit of a humanitarian kick lately, building specially customized Titans for the American Red Cross and Habitat For Humanity as part of its “Calling All Titans” marketing campaign.

The Camaro Of Crossovers

Canyon-Carving In The 2019 Chevrolet Blazer

A Diamond Among Gems

The Rolls-Royce Cullinan

BMW Test Fest 2019

From Racetracks To Mud Pits