Credit for photo When it comes to picking tractors, most people have little idea of where to start. So, we did some research, read owner reviews, and found out about some of the best machines released in the last ten years. Anyone who plans to start a new farming business… Continue reading
The old Kia Soul was a decent car. But did the new model lose any of the charm of the original? And did it make many, if any upgrades? Here’s the verdict. Image Source Design There was never any need for a huge overhaul in terms of the design. The… Continue reading
Looking into buying a new car? Then maybe you should think about purchasing a hot hatchback. A hot hatchback is a catchy way of saying: it may not look like a sports car, but it drives like one. If you are purchasing your first vehicle, this could be the perfect… Continue reading
-Audi has had plenty of time to get this one right: The four-ringed brand’s engineering team began to work on the second-generation Q7 SUV as early as 2009. And even then, the original was already four years old. Shown first as the Pikes Peak concept in January 2003, the production… Continue reading
– What It Is: To say the last Mini Clubman was a compelling oddball would be an understatement. It was half hatchback, half station wagon and almost entirely strange, with a five-door layout that included rear barn doors and a rear-hinged suicide door on one side only. It was too… Continue reading
image source If you’ve never sat behind the wheel of a pickup truck, you’re missing out. The vehicle is an American institution and symbolises the heartland of the US. It represents the rugged, outlander power of the great plains and farmlands. Sure, it has been modernised and given a facelift… Continue reading
– During the sport-truck mania of the 1990s and early aughts, Ford’s SVT unit graced us with two versions of the Lightning. Out of production since 2004, that hole in Ford’s lineup ostensibly has been filled by the flatbill-ready, improbably lovable Raptor. And while FoMoCo wasted no time displaying a second-gen Raptor… Continue reading
-Mercedes-Benz gets credit—or blame—for inventing the whole silly “four-door coupe” thing with the CLS550 it launched in the U.S. in 2005. It took Audi and BMW a while to catch on, but today the notion of a sleeker but less functional four-door is so common that it has even spreaded… Continue reading
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– So either the 2016 Cadillac CT6 is going to get absolutely terrible fuel economy or the plug-in hybrid version of the same car is going to get outstanding fuel economy. We say this because, while official fuel-economy estimates for the regular CT6 aren’t yet available, Cadillac is claiming that… Continue reading
– Like every U.S. automaker, Ford isn’t averse to wrapping itself in Old Glory when it wants to sell more product to patriotic ’Muricans. That’s why Ford F-150 advertisements feature the sort of gravelly voiceovers that make Clint Eastwood sound slightly effeminate—and usually contain more denim than the whole of… Continue reading
– We recently sat down with Daimler’s R&D chief, Thomas Weber, who told us that the automaker will continue to produce V-12 engines but won’t do a three-cylinder, that it’s considering a more comprehensive update to the G-class, and that it isn’t interested in a small seven-seat people-mover. – C/D: BMW has… Continue reading
– To test the Ferrari LaFerrari, we traveled to Italy to the storied marque’s personal track, Fiorano. Ferrari’s offer was this: We could either test there—or not at all. We chose to test. READ MORE ›› – Continue reading