Most affordable 3-row crossover starts at $25,000
Whether you need a car to take your kids and their teammates to Little League practice or you're someone who just likes to travel with friends, three-row crossovers are top...
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Chevy drops top on 2016 Camaro convertible
Chevrolet revealed the completely redesigned 2016 Camaro coupe earlier this year with its promise of a lighter, all-new chassis and stylish exterior. Today, the company unveiled the convertible version of...
Wheels stolen off 2015 Honda Fit, 8 days after Cars.com purchase
Eight days. It took just eight days from the time we purchased our new 2015 Honda Fit long-term test car until a thief decided to claim the wheels. And this...
Top 10 most annoying new car features
Every year, we test hundreds of new cars on all types of roads in all kinds of weather. During that time we develop some deep-seated animosity toward certain features, even...
Car review: 2012 Toyota Prius C
Since hybrids came on the market, car buyers have faced a cold, hard fact: To get great mileage, they have to pay more for a hybrid than they would for...
Buick Regal: A looker you’ll want to handle
More than a few surprises have accompanied the rebirth of General Motors. Chief among them is the resurgence of Buick, which was chosen as one of just four brands GM...
2011 Odyssey seats will have room to move
The 2011 Honda Odyssey goes on sale this fall and will surely be at the top of minivan shoppers lists alongside the recently redesigned 2011 Toyota Sienna. The company unveiled...
More car manufacturers build in free maintenance
Automakers offering free-maintenance programs used to be few and far between, with BMW being one of the most well-known. Other luxury brands such as Jaguar are now adding them, but...
Where have all the concept cars gone?
As I walked the 2010 New York International Auto Show, something struck me: There weren't any concept cars here. Well, there were a few left over from past shows, like...
Mr. Beef
Gregg Majewski has run the Jimmy John's corporate operation. Now he's bringing a better burger to Chicago.