Driving

For some, a Honda Pilot. For others, a Honda Pi-less. Essentially a shortened version of Honda’s three-row full-size crossover, here’s the new Passport with a very simple formula.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Nissan celebrates 50 years of performance With the New York International Auto Show opening in just a couple of weeks, the first details of what manufacturers intend to reveal are

Deep in the depths of your strata there is the “room.” It’s probably accessible from the parkade. A locked steel door marks its silent presence. Like the tomb of Tutankhamun, there are many treasures inside.

'Great great guy' got it all started with a Chev-Olds dealership in 1969

Originally designed for European and Asian markets and still produced in Nissan’s U.K.

Getting outside the car cocoon makes for a healthier drive

Let’s talk about the BMW X2 M35i. No, in case you’re wondering, I haven’t fallen asleep on my keyboard. That really is the name of BMW’s latest crossover. “Latest crossover” is also not the kind of phrase to get the blood pumping.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Toyota takes aim at the moon While electric vehicles tend to grab most of the headlines these days, fuel-cell powered machines have been improving by leaps and bounds.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird. Peugeot returns to North America While the rest of the automotive market seems to be sputtering, PSA (the Peugeot-Citroën alliance) is cracking right along.

As of last week, many EV proponents were joyous over Tesla’s announcement that the long-awaited entry-level Model 3 was finally here. Well, not “here,” per se, but at least available for ordering rather than merely taking deposits.