On the Road Review: Lincoln Continental Reserve Edition gallery
The Lincoln Continental has great “presence” from every angle, distinctive yet subtle effects that luxury buyers are willing to pay extra for.
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On the Road Review: Nissan Titan King Cab Pro-4X gallery
Nissan Titan buyers will find a robust 5.6-liter Endurance V-8 under the hood making a strong 390 hp mated to a seven-speed automatic transmission.
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On the Road Review: Hyundai Kona Limited gallery
The five-door Hyundai Kona races to the top of the segment by offering more content, better driving dynamics, plus the usual Hyundai warranty and price value that eclipses rivals.
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On the Road Review: BMW 740e xDrive Sedan gallery
Entirely derived from carmaker regulations in Germany, China and the U.S. markets, the BMW 740e plug-in hybrid sedan is meant to address environmental concerns.
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On the Road Review: Volkswagen Passat SEL Sedan gallery
With pricing starting at $23,845 for an “S” trim, and rising to $32,500 for our SEL Premium model, the Passat remains a transportation value within the typical sedan ranks.
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On the Road Review: Hyundai Elantra GT gallery
The Elantra GT slides into the compact car series between the sleek Elantra sedan and the spirited performance of the Elantra GT Sport.
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On the Road Review: Dodge Durango SRT 392 gallery
You can’t get anything like the Durango SRT 392 from Chevy, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Nissan, Subaru, Toyota or any other top brands.
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On the Road Review: Ford Expedition Max gallery
The latest Ford Expedition, as well as the longer wheelbase Max model, have finally received all of the engineering splendor that has surrounded the F-series.
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On the Road Review: Dodge Durango GT Blacktop gallery
The Dodge Durango is always missed when it departs. It fits an active lifestyle well and it neither surprises nor disappoints in its behavior — whether it be rough, snow-covered roads or fast interstates in heavy traffic.
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On the Road Review: Mitsubishi Mirage GT gallery
With a list price starting at $12,995, the Mitsubishi Mirage undercuts Chevy’s Aveo by $5 for the least expensive new car in America.