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A strange thing has happened over the past few decades: An entire breed of automobile has quietly gone extinct and few people seem to have noticed.

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The Lexus RX is the best-selling luxury crossover in North America. By combining the comfort of a sedan with an SUV’s cargo capacity, the company delivered a versatile product that pioneered an all-new segment when it arrived on the market way back in 1998. But is this just a case of beginner’s luck or can the same formula work on a smaller scale?

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What’s the best vehicle for drivers who demand utmost luxury, yet live on a mountain top that’s only accessible via an abandoned logging trail?

Is Lexus genuinely building more exciting products these days, or has it simply mistaken passion for outlandish styling? At first glance, the 2016 RX 450h looks like the victim of too much angst in the design department .

In 2015, nearly 430,000 people drove home in a shiny new Toyota Camry, enough to make it America’s favorite car for the 14th year. But why is this middle-of-the-road sedan so popular?

Welcome to a new series called Curbed with Craig Cole, a new car review segment we’re hoping to publish every other week hosted by, you guessed it, Craig Cole. Make sure to check out the video below.

When the  Audi TT debuted back in the late 1990s, it was as much a fashion accessory as it was an automobile. 

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