Wednesday, July 22
What Big Families Should Look For in a Reliable Full-Size SUV
11Jul By Richard GreenNo Comments
Ford, SUVs

What Big Families Should Look For in a Reliable Full-Size SUV

Shopping for a three-row hauler with room for a whole crew is a big financial decision, and the wrong pick can mean years of repair bills and roadside headaches. The good news is that a handful of full-size SUVs have earned their keep by seating up to eight people, towing heavy trailers, and holding up over the long haul. Third-row legroom and eight-passenger seating separate true family haulers from pretenders. Towing muscle and proven powertrains keep camper and boat trips stress-free. Reliability scores, recall history, and repair costs matter more than horsepower bragging rights. Space That Actually Fits a Growing Crew The first thing to check is whether the third row fits real people, not just kids or grocery bags. Older full-size SUVs treated the way-back as an afterth...
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Jaguar’s Bold Electric Rebirth Lands in New York This Fall
5Jul By Richard GreenNo Comments
EVs & Crossovers, Luxury Cars, News

Jaguar’s Bold Electric Rebirth Lands in New York This Fall

After years of teaser images and hushed promises, Jaguar is ready to pull the sheet off its Type 01 electric gran turismo, and it's picked one of the world's most dramatic backdrops to do it. The reveal is set for New York City this October, and it marks the moment a very old British name officially steps into a brand new chapter. Jaguar will stage the official Type 01 debut in New York this October. The Type 01 is an all-electric gran turismo built to redefine the entire brand. Parent company JLR shared the timing during its 2026 Investor Day presentation. Why New York and Why Now There's a certain logic to choosing Manhattan in autumn. The city trades its heavy summer air for crisp mornings and gold-tinged parks, and it gives a car with big ambitions a stage worthy of the moment. Jagua...
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Honda Airbag Recall Hits 13 Model Lines
12Jun By Richard GreenNo Comments
News

Honda Airbag Recall Hits 13 Model Lines

One Cracked Sensor, 13 Honda and Acura Lines Recalled A part smaller than your palm just pulled nearly 100,000 cars into a single safety recall. Honda and Acura owners across more than a dozen model lines are getting letters about a passenger seat sensor that can crack and set off the front airbags when it shouldn't. The recall covers 98,892 Honda and Acura vehicles spanning model years 2016 through 2026. A cracked weight sensor can cause front passenger airbags to deploy at full force during a crash, even with a child or infant seat present. Dealers will swap the faulty sensor for free, and owner notifications start July 6. What Actually Goes Wrong The trouble starts in a spot most drivers never think about. Honda issued a recall for 98,892 vehicles because the front passenger seat weig...
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The 2026 Audi That Gives You the Most Bang for Your Buck
5Jun By Richard GreenNo Comments
Audi, Luxury Cars, SUVs

The 2026 Audi That Gives You the Most Bang for Your Buck

Audi's lineup is packed with head-turners, from electric SUVs with supercar speed to sleek sedans that command attention in any parking lot. But if you're shopping for the single best value across the entire range, the answer might surprise you. It's the 2026 Audi Q5, a model that won't grab the loudest headlines but quietly delivers the best blend of technology, comfort, and everyday practicality. (more…)
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Cadillac Cracks 100,000 EV Sales as the LYRIQ-V Steals Luxury Buyers
22May By Richard GreenNo Comments
Cadillac, EVs, EVs & Crossovers, Luxury Cars

Cadillac Cracks 100,000 EV Sales as the LYRIQ-V Steals Luxury Buyers

Cadillac just hit a number that would have sounded unthinkable a few years ago. The brand has officially passed 100,000 electric vehicle sales in the United States, and the way it got there says a lot about where the luxury EV market is heading. Buyers are showing up from Tesla, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Lexus, and Cadillac's performance halo, the LYRIQ-V, is doing serious work pulling them in. (more…)
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The Smartest Car Safety Tech Worth Looking For in 2026
8May By Richard GreenNo Comments
Safety, Tech

The Smartest Car Safety Tech Worth Looking For in 2026

Shopping for a new car this year? Safety tech has come a long way, and the bar keeps climbing. Automakers are loading 2026 models with smarter sensors, sharper cameras, and crash-prevention systems that actually work in everyday driving conditions. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has tightened its testing standards once again, pushing manufacturers to make advanced safety equipment standard rather than optional. (more…)
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The Grand Sport Puts a Bow on the C8 Corvette Lineup
3Apr By Richard GreenNo Comments
Chevrolet, Sports Cars

The Grand Sport Puts a Bow on the C8 Corvette Lineup

America's sports car is wrapping up one of its most exciting chapters. Chevrolet has confirmed that the recently revealed 2027 Corvette Grand Sport is the final new variant of the C8 generation, bringing an end to a lineup that redefined what the Corvette could be. If you've been eyeing a C8, the clock is officially ticking on this generation. (more…)
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