Latest by J. Zurschmeide

Automotive reporting devices are sold to you by promising a discount on your auto insurance, but what you’re doing is giving up control of a surprising amount of information about you, and that information can and will be used against you.

Diesel has a huge black eye right now but Range Rover is betting that American buyers won’t judge all diesels unfairly.

Jaguar Land Rover has established an incubator to help promising technology startup companies succeed, and they’re looking to invest in new people with great ideas.

Lexus has stepped out of its bland comfort zone with the styling of the new RX crossover, but don’t worry, it’s still a Lexus under the skin.

Whatever you want, the RAV4 has an answer for you. Whether you like that answer is up to you, but the RAV4 remains the cornerstone of the compact SUV category.

Using all the tricks it’s learned over the years, the updated 2016 340i is the best 3 Series BMW has ever released.

The Nissan Altima is one of the best-selling models in one of the auto industry’s largest market segments, so Nissan chose to play it safe with the 2016 mid-cycle facelift.

Cuba’s classic American cars are legendary, but what does it really take to keep vintage cars running after 55 years of isolation in one of the world’s last remaining Communist nations?

Buick and OnStar are partnering with Audiobooks.com to provide support for streaming audio books through Apple CarPlay in 2016.

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We all have vintage car fantasies, but the realities are often disappointing. Clarion Autos shows how res-to-mods are the marvelous halfway point of vintage greatness and modern comfort.

Ferrari has unveiled its convertible version of the 488 at the 2015 Frankfurt Auto Show.

Alfa Romeo has just revealed the new Giulia sedan.

Unlike a fine wine, tires get worse with age, but Michelin’s ‘groovy’ new approach might change that with tech that makes an old tire something we actually want

The days of toupee-wearing crooks picking your pocket for every last cent are coming to a close as the Internet drives car dealers toward transparency and convenience.

During their heyday, the Ferrari F40, F50 and Enzo each represented state-of-the-art supercars, ushering in technology that proved performance wasn’t all about power.

Aftermarket car-part manufacturers would love to sell you expensive parts you can merely bolt on and drive, but do these types of performance modifications really produce any gain in modern cars?

If you’re looking for Range Rover luxury and Defender capability at an affordable price, the 2015 Land Rover Discovery Sport should be on your list.