On the Road Review: Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392
The Wrangler 392, available right now only in Rubicon trim starting at a robust $75,000 ($78,545 as shown with several options) augments an extensive engine lineup from the king of off-roaders.
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On the Road Review: Acura TLX S-Type AWD Sedan
Notably, this Acura gets the all-new 3.0-liter Turbo V-6, while the original Legend/TL was the first Honda product to get a V-6 engine over 30 years ago. A potent, smooth, responsive powertrain married to a slick, smart 10-speed automatic transmission, there is more than a hint of irony with this engine.
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On the Road Review: Hyundai Sonata Limited
Inside, a roomy interior packs lots of features and content levels that increase the Sonata’s inherent value edge over the competition. Simplified but modern controls, backed with tons of convenience pieces and driving aids, like driver-less parking space exit program, show that Hyundai is more than serious about conquering sedan buyers in this segment.
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On the Road Review: Toyota Supra GR Premium
While the Supra’s styling produces various degrees of lust or indifference, the racy-looking coupe is much better in person than in pictures.
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On the Road Review: Toyota Sequoia Nightshade
The Sequoia comes with all of Toyota’s Safety Sense 2.0 driving aids, with some able to be deactivated as needed, while the older design of the cabin provides an abundance of large, knurled knobs, prominent buttons and intuitive common-sense controls.
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On the Road Review: Toyota Sienna Hybrid Limited
Sienna highlights include long-track second row captain’s chairs that include folding ottomans, 12-speaker JBL audio, hands-free power sliding doors and rear liftgate, plus four-zone automatic climate.
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On the Road Review: GMC Sierra 1500 AT4
If you could drive a full-size pickup truck that delivered 30-plus mpg, could tow up to 9,300 pounds and pump out 460 pound/feet of tire-twisting torque — all while whisking five people down the road in utter comfort — you might be tempted to think, where do I sign up! This week’s GMC Sierra is the latest example of what has become the norm.
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On the Road Review: Ford Mustang Mach 1
With over 10 million sold worldwide since, with an incredible 1 million sold in the first 18 months of production, the Ford Mustang is THE iconic two-door for multiple generations of drivers.
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On the Road Review: Subaru Outback Wilderness Edition
The Wilderness Edition expands on the original premise of the Outback wagon: higher ground clearance, more rugged looks, different driving dynamics.
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On the Road Review: Lexus IS350 AWD Sedan
This year’s IS350, the middle of three IS models Lexus now offers, is the strongest contender yet. While exterior modifications are limited to the expressive styling that existed, the IS gains better handling, improved driver assist hardware, plus easier-to-use infotainment screens.
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On the Road Review: Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Limited
As Bob approaches me with the latest review vehicle from the press fleet, the only audible sound is the crunching of the grit under the tires as the car comes to a stop on the paved lot. That’s how silent the new Sonata Hybrid is. Hybrid-powered cars, as well as the current BEV — battery …
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On the Road Review: Lincoln Navigator Reserve Edition
Full-size SUVs, like this week’s Lincoln Navigator — the largest sport utility vehicle from Ford’s premium car division — still offer traditional American-style luxury. Unlike crossovers, the Navigator truly offers spacious comfort for six to seven adults in three rows of quiet luxury, plus, it can tow up to 8,700 pounds of horse trailer, camper, …