family-friendly cars

Our cars are more than just a set of wheels to get around. For many of us, they are also one of the places where we spend the most time with family.

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.

Discover 25 slow-looking sleeper cars that deliver shocking performance. From family sedans to wagons and luxury cruisers, these unsuspecting vehicles pack serious speed and power.

Every road trip fantasy begins the same way: endless highways, a perfectly timed playlist, and a vehicle that doesn’t turn hour three into a chiropractor emergency. But once the romance fades, numbers matter. Fuel economy, seat comfort, cargo volume, range, and reliability quietly decide whether your trip feels legendary—or never-again. Looking at real-world metrics like efficiency, interior space, ride quality, and long-distance usability, these 20 vehicles consistently rise to the top as road-trip champions.

Discover the story of the Ford Flex — the bold, boxy family car that dared to be different. From its stylish design and powerful EcoBoost engine to its cult following and quiet discontinuation, explore how this underrated Ford became one of the coolest, most misunderstood vehicles of its era.

There are lots of great new SUVs on the market, but when it comes to deciding which is best for your family, safety is as important as comfort. To help you choose the best ride, we’ve looked at vehicles that are highly rated by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). We also went to the manufacturers themselves to compare details like prices and fuel efficiency.