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Jaguar Expands Family with New XE Sedan in Paris
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Remember the X-Type? Lucky for Jaguar, most people don’t. A half-baked rebranding of a Ford product, the ill-fated attempt at a compact luxury sedan in the early 2000s never caught on. But Jaguar is back with a new compact sedan, the XE. And this time, it’s a complete in-house design.
Fiat 500X is a Baby Crossover With Italian Style
Fiat is taking another stab at creating a larger 500 variant, but this time, instead of tall wagon thing like the 500L, the company is playing it safe by creating a compact crossover called the 500X.
Audi TT Goes Topless in Paris
Audi’s third-generation TT sports car will soon be available in convertible form following its debut at the 2014 Paris Motor Show.
Discovery Sport is a Land Rover You Can Afford
The Discovering Sport is the beginning of something big for Land Rover.
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Concept-S Goes Up-Market
Mitsubishi is showing off a preview of what will eventually become a more premium version of the company’s Plug-In Hybrid Outlander Crossover.
Toyota C-HR is a Fun to Drive Hybrid Crossover
Yup, it’s another crossover concept, this time coming from Toyota. With how hot the segment is right now, can you really blame them?
2015 Porsche Cayenne Goes Green, Stays Fast
Forget Toyota and Tesla, Porsche is the world innovator when it comes to plug-In electric/hybrid technology.
New MINI 5-Door Hardtop Strays Farther Off Message
The MINI variants keep on coming and the latest is the all-new 5-door MINI hardtop.
Bentley Mulsanne Speed Redefines Excess in Paris
Heavy-duty pickup trucks are about to have serious torque envy thanks to the all new Bentley Mulsanne Speed.
2015 Volvo XC90 Receives [Thor]ough Update
It’s been fourteen years in the making, but Volvo is finally releasing a brand-new XC90.
2014 Toyota Prius PHV Consumer Review
The original Toyota Prius revolutionized the automotive industry in 1997.
Falken Azenis FK453 Tire Review
Tire technology is advancing quickly. Today there are specialty tires for every application: snow tires, ice tires, dirt tires, three season tires, low-rolling resistance tires; the list goes on and on.
Five-Point Inspection: 2005 Mazdaspeed MX-5
In 2004 Mazda did something truly special. It took the already highly praised MX-5 Miata roadster and improved upon it in nearly every possible way.
Going to School with Skip Barber Racing
When Skip Barber decided it was time to retire from professional racing in the 1970s, he had a radical idea. What if aspiring racers were coached just like any other athlete? Although this is a no-brainer today, in the 1970s it was not a popular belief as many still thought racing talent was born, not…
Ten Lessons From Driving An MX-5 Across America
I’m always up for a good road trip. Heck, I’ll even go on a bad one. Put me in a car, point me in a direction and I’ll set off like a carrier pigeon on a mission.
Five Things You Need to Know About the 2016 Mazda MX-5
In what must have been a logistical nightmare, Mazda simultaneously debut the next generation MX-5 in three different countries around the world at the same time.
2014 Honda Accord Consumer Review
Last year Honda updated its bread and butter Accord sedan. As the fourth best-selling vehicle in America, it’s a safe assumption that the Accord has a lot of fans.
MX-5 to Monterey: Grand Junction, CO to Monterey, CA
Day three looks the longest, with a total of 1,121 miles to drive over an estimated 16 hour and 21 minute period. Luckily, there will be an overnight pit stop in Sacramento to drop Tony off at the airport before I begin the final three hour drive to Monterey.
MX-5 to Monterey: Ames, IA to Grand Junction, CO
Day two begins with a cars and coffee event hosted by Steve Myers at his fantastic Skunk River Restoration shop in Ames. To say he has a little bit of everything is an understatement. With 945 miles and over 13 hours to drive today, Tony and I are going to have to pull ourselves away…
MX-5 to Monterey: Harrisburg, PA to Ames, IA
Day one is going to be our longest single day, spanning 998 miles from Harrisburg, PA to Ames, IA. According to Google maps the drive should take 14 hours and 37 minutes, but I’m hoping to cut that down by a few hours. Accompanying me on the trip is Tony Intrieri, President? of Rally North…
MX-5 to Monterey: A 3,000 Mile Journey Begins
At AutoGuide we love road trips. Any chance there is to drive somewhere instead of walk/fly/boat, we take it. I may be the guiltiest party here. Aside from my yearly adventures with the charity organization Rally North America, I’ll take any opportunity to get behind the wheel and drive.
Should I Buy a Used Chevrolet Equinox?
Vehicle Overview The first generation Equinox bowed in the 2005 model year. Although the Equinox was similar in size to many mid-size crossover of the same era, Chevrolet officially classified the vehicle as a compact crossover. As a five-seater, it lacked the third row seating option found in many mid-size crossovers and even a few…
AutoGuide Under $30,000 Performance Car Shootout
Sporty cars are not dead. Rumors of their demise are premature. Thrill-packed machinery litters the automotive landscape, available to suit nearly every budget. When it comes to motoring fun, one of the most intriguing segments is the under $30,000 price bracket, where several enticing choices can be found in a variety of shapes and sizes.
2015 Volvo V60 Consumer Review
This year has finally brought the conventional Swedish wagon back to North America.
