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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…

Review: Subaru Uncharted Electric SUV

The badge on the nose might have the signature Pleides Cluster on display, but the design and interior of the new Subaru Uncharted feel very much like a Toyota product. That’s not a huge surprise considering the Uncharted is a…

Better Than A Toyota RAV4?

The Mazda CX-5 has always been one of the best-handling vehicles in its segment, and the automaker’s focus on making a fun-to-drive family crossover resulted in a dedicated fan base. But for as fun as it was, the previous CX-5…

The Jeep Cherokee Was Worthy Of A Comeback: Review

The Jeep Cherokee is back. After a years-long hiatus for Jeep’s mid-size crossover, it returns with all-new… everything. A new hybrid-only powertrain. A swanky new infotainment system. And a new, very ridgy interior space. That said, it all comes together…

This Is The Porsche Panamera You Actually Want: Review

GTS. Those three little letters can mean so many different things in the Porsche lineup these days, depending on the model. For the 911, GTS is the automaker’s hybrid designation; Porsche pairs its iconic inline-six with a new "T-Hybrid" battery…