Driving

A few decades ago, identifying Acura was easy enough. Compared to its parent company, Honda, Acura brought an element of sophistication and luxury to complement nearly unmatched engineering.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Land Rover tows Aussie road train Have you heard of the Australian concept called the road train? These are basically double versions of the “B-train” dump truck, with up to four

The headlines coming out of the International Motor Show in Frankfurt seem to be distilling down to a pair of cars, each one pointing to a distinctly different future.

The Lexus LC 500 is an incredible addition to the Lexus family.

The wing is optional. Of all the little details that make up the mid-cycle refresh of Subaru’s wild n’ woolly STI, it’s perhaps this little tidbit that gives some kind of a clue as to what the company is trying to do here.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Hurricanes hit auto industry To say the Hurricane Harvey flooding affecting Texas (and Houston in particular) approached Biblical levels wouldn’t be hyperbole.

It is commonly understood that a samurai is a sort of Japanese knight-at-arms, albeit one dressed in lacquered armour rather than steel.

For those wondering about the pronunciation, the above headline rhymes

The Audi S3 is a compact sport sedan that costs $46,900. It comes with all-wheel drive and more than 300 horsepower. It’s quick, and ultra-competent, and pretty good looking. But, again, $46,900. Plus options. How about a Hyundai instead.

The mid-sized sedan market is one of the most competitive and difficult segments, mainly because there are so many good choices out there and consumers are very finicky.