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Nissan and Honda may finally be finding common ground to officially join forces.

This week we discuss the soft launch of Honda's latest soft-roader, the CR-V TrailSport. We also see our first shadowy look at the 2026 Mazda CX-5, drive the first Acura ADX, and celebrate the return of an American high-performance division.

As evidenced by recent consumer trends and sales figures, the crossover is all the rage.

We don’t give “predictable” enough credit.

Hot on the heels of unveiling both a sharper M2 CS and a full-blown M2 race car, BMW has teased a new street-legal M2 Track Package.

It’s no secret that Porsches have never come cheap, but that price inelasticity may get tested as the German automaker has quietly raised prices across its entire North American lineup, citing ongoing market pressures.

The long-roof CLA will arrive first as a fully electric model; a mild hybrid is expected after.

This 1989 Alfa Romeo Spider Quadrifoglio, a rust-free convertible with 103,000 miles, features a rebuilt engine and transmission, ideal for true Alfisti seeking a well-maintained classic Italian roadster.

A proposed bill in Massachusetts has kicked off debate over whether the state may begin tracking and restricting how much people drive, or charging them based on how far they travel, as part of state efforts to meet long-term emission goals.

This week Kyle and Greg discuss our Volkswagen Jetta vs Kia K4 comparison, they take a look at the upcoming all-new Mazda CX-5, and then speculate on what the Subaru Uncharted will be. Greg drives the McLaren 750S and Kyle takes a first drive in the heavily updated Lexus RZ.

This 2003 BMW M5, a jet black sedan with 127,000 miles and a black sport interior, is a single-family-owned, fully optioned classic with no accidents and recent maintenance, ideal for enthusiasts seeking a pristine, bone-stock E39.

This 1953 Chevrolet 3100 short bed pickup, a fully restored classic in blue/black with 1,000 miles since restoration, features new chrome, upholstery, and maple wood bed, ideal for car shows, parades, or collectors seeking a pristine investment.

Volkswagen’s long-awaited tribute to its iconic Microbus, the all-electric ID. Buzz, continues to hit roadblocks since finally arriving in the United States.

Ineos has partnered with Stuttgart-based off-road specialist Letech to launch the most capable version of the Grenadier yet: the Trialmaster X Letech.