Car Reviews Curbed with Craig Cole

If you know anything about trucks, you likely know practically everything about the Chevrolet Silverado and Ford F-150 because they’re two of the best-selling vehicles in North America, hell, the world.

There are no fewer than 16 variants of Porsche’s Panamera available in the U.S.

Nope, it’s absolutely impossible!

It’s not every day a new vehicle really impresses me. But the Giulia Quadrifoglio is anything but an everyday car.

Building cars is a lot like baking. The underlying philosophies are similar even if the ingredients are completely different. 

It’s no secret that Americans love crossovers. Like a husky preteen addicted to Butterfingers, our relationship with these car-based utility vehicles is completely unhealthy.

To use a tired analogy, traditional body-on-frame SUVs are, in many ways, like dinosaurs.

Cadillac is adored for building engaging, emotional vehicles like the CTS-V and the ATS. In contrast, Lincoln receives scorn for its lineup because people think it is comprised largely of warmed-over Fords.