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From the October 1980 issue of Car and Driver. Audi’s 4000 is one of those new, little se­dans struggling to find a niche in life. Nei­ther as foxy as the …

12/29/25 UPDATE: This review has been updated with instrumented test results. Like children on a family camping adventure, the Honda CR-V has finally put on its nubby-soled shoes and agreed …

From the November 1981 issue of Car and Driver. Automobiles change. Standards do not. Only one car has endured as the standard of measure for luxury sedans while Mercedes have …

From the January/February 2026 issue of Car and Driver. Pickles and peanut butter. It’s a thing, though if palates could talk, many might argue it’s a combo that shouldn’t be. …

To call the Mercedes-Benz EQS our least favorite Mercedes may not be wholly accurate, but it’s also not far off. Certainly, the electric flagship failed to win us over when …

From the January 1982 issue of Car and Driver. Okay, all you antisocial hotshoes, leadfoots, boy racers, girl racers, and commie-pinko-deviate car enthusiasts. You have no doubt been wondering just …

Subaru is getting by with a little help from its friends, at least in terms of hybrids and EVs. The company’s new hybrid powertrain uses Toyota hardware, and its growing …

High-performance station wagons are a niche within a niche. Mercedes-Benz has long ruled this tiny fiefdom, although currently, Audi and BMW also play in the same sandbox. The debut of …

From the July 1990 issue of Car and Driver. Don’t let anyone tell you that the automobile business doesn’t follow the whims of fashion. Five years ago, the low-cost droptop …

Standing out in today’s crowded field of three-row SUVs isn’t easy. And frankly, the Nissan Pathfinder hasn’t been able to do so against more special–feeling rivals from Hyundai, Kia, and …