Test Drives and Car Reviews of the Latest New Vehicles
Car reviews and test drives of new vehicles by the editors of AutoGuide.com. Each new car review article by our in-house team of experts includes information on: standard features, trim levels, performance statistics, price (MSRP), fuel mileage (mpg), driving impressions and how it compares with the competition. Complete with industry leading video car reviews, also look for our definitive verdict on if you should buy this car.
All-new for 2012, the fifth generation M5 does the best job yet of combining a sports car and a luxury sedan in one package.
With big shoes to fill, is Ford’s next generation of cop cruisers up to the task?
Choice can be a good thing, but too many options can also make the new Dodge Dart a confusing car to buy. Option out a model you like and chances are it’ll be an expensive one.
With snakeskin leather and 22-inch wheels, Ford’s F-150 Harley-Davidson edition is the height of excess in the pickup world.
A true Mercedes and a reasonably fun one at that, the C250 Coupe’s downfall lies under the hood.
Priced above much of the competition, why is the Chevy Equinox such a hot seller?
The affordable driver’s car has returned and AutoGuide is back behind the wheel for a more thorough test. Scion’s FR-S might just be the best performance bargain around.
Will Ford regret its dramatic design shift for the once-square Escape? And will the lack of a hybrid option send fuel-economy seekers elsewhere?
The 2013 Buick Verano delivers better handling and fuel economy with next-level brand qualities like a quiet and smooth ride. But will younger buyers bite?
Far more than just a glorified Civic, the Acura ILX looks to take the compact premium segment from niche market to mainstream.
If you could combine the Acura TSX and Honda Civic Si and then completely botch it, the ILX 2.4L is what you’d have.
There’s a lot that isn’t new about the all-new 2012 Yaris. And yet in a field of more attractive offerings, Toyota’s sub-compact remains a smart buy.
Ford aims to make its polarizing box-on-wheels more attractive with a mild refresh, more power, better fuel economy, plus new safety and convenience features.
With fewer hatchbacks than sedans available in the compact segment, Kia’s Forte 5-Door should have room to shine. But does it?
As far as a performance machine goes, the second generation Acura RDX is undeniably watered-down. It’s also much improved.
Infiniti expands its product line and brand identity with its first three-row crossover that delivers “Inspired Performance for Seven”.
Ford continues its ongoing improvements to the Mustang to deliver an even more exciting sports car, with new toys and even more options.
For a sub-compact the Chevy Sonic sedan is big, comfortable and well-powered, which raises the question, why buy a sub-compact?
With better driving dynamics, improved fuel economy and more power is the updated Ford Taurus a segment leader, or just a mid-pack contender?
It may be sportier, with black leather, 17-inch wheels and a V6 engine that makes almost 300 hp, but there’s another reason Dodge calls the Grand Caravan R/T the ‘Man Van’.
Mitsubishi’s long-in-the-tooth Lancer gains all-wheel drive for 2012 in the hopes of attracting a few Snow Belt buyers.
Known in much of the country as the winter that wasn’t, you wouldn’t know it in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where Mercedes is showcasing the latest version its 4MATIC all-wheel drive system and planning ahead for next year.
The team behind the Camaro ZL1 deserves a serious pat on the back, because they’ve clearly listened closely to their critics when refining the SS into this surprisingly high-tech and hugely capable sports car.
Driving Mazda’s new crossover on the racetrack is plenty fun. But it’s the rest of this package that makes the CX-5 a viable compact crossover.