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Dive into the 2023 Car of the Year: the Hyundai Ioniq 6. From its award-winning design and cutting-edge technology to performance specifics and a glance at its luxurious features, discover what sets this EV apart in the automotive world.

Explore the top electric vehicles of 2023 across diverse price ranges. Dive deep into performance reviews of standout models like the BMW i4, Tesla Model 3, and Jaguar I-PACE. Whether luxury or budget-friendly, find the EV that fits your needs.

SUVs dominate American roads for a reason. They offer space, versatility, and increasingly impressive safety technology. From advanced collision-avoidance systems to reinforced passenger cabins, today’s SUVs are built to keep families safe in real-world driving conditions, but only the models below have earned America’s highest safest ratings.

By the mid-1950s, Ford executives were convinced they needed something new to compete with General Motors. General Motors dominated the middle of the market with brands like Pontiac, Oldsmobile, and Buick, leaving Ford searching for a way to capture those buyers. The solution was a completely new car division positioned right between Ford and Mercury. That ambitious plan eventually became the Edsel—one of the most famous automotive flops ever created.

The Cadillac CTS-V Wagon occupies a very specific place in Cadillac history. It combined the high-performance V-series formula with the long-roof body style of the second-generation CTS. According to Cadillac’s own documentation and later summaries, it was offered as part of the CTS-V lineup rather than as a separate experiment.

What if driving used to carry a streak of mischief? Roads once buzzed with features that broke rules long before the rulemakers caught up. Their disappearance left a strange hollow space, the kind that nudges everyone to remember what cars used to feel like.