Reviews

- Advertisement -
Ad image

The 2026 Subaru Outback Is Less Wagon, More SUV. But It’s Still Great: Review

The Subaru Outback has long been an anomaly—an off-road, lifted wagon that, while larger than the Forester, still isn’t as beefy as SUVs like the Toyota RAV4. Its exact placement in the wide world of crossovers remains a mystery, but…

The Nissan Rogue Plug-In Hybrid Fills a Gap. But for How Long? Review

If the 2026 Nissan Rogue Plug-in Hybrid looks familiar, that’s because it's not really a new vehicle at all. Under the Nissan badge is a Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, a crossover that the two companies developed as a way to fill…

Porsche 911 Cup Review: Better Every Lap

Don’t call it a GT3 Cup. While the newest 911 for a single-make race series may now be known simply as the 911 Cup, the idea behind it hasn’t changed. This is still a 911 GT3 at its core, just…

The Tires Make It Better

For 2025, Porsche updated the 911 GT3 for the 992.2 generation. Per usual from Porsche, the updates are evolutionary. Styling that meshes with the updates all other 992s received for the facelift, eight percent shorter gearing, some updated programming for…

2026 Dodge Charger R/T Review: All-Season Entertainment

Dodge is quick to call the Charger a muscle car, which would make sense given its history. But I don’t think it really fits that bill. While this new Charger is definitely a sharper, sleeker version of the car it…

The Ram 1500 Isn’t Better With A V8, But It Is Charming: Review

For as long as Ram has been a thing, so too has the Hemi V8. The first Ram 1500 debuted with a V8 in 1994 while still under the Dodge umbrella, and that Hemi carried over without so much as…

Better Than An Ioniq 5?

Toyota may share in the development of the Trailseeker, but this is the first electric vehicle with a Subaru badge that feels like a proper member of the family. There’s good power, solid off-road capability, and the sort of exterior…