#Crossovers

Auto reviewers are a weird lot. We pay attention to details that very few car shoppers ever notice, and we are so jaded by the tsunami of high-tech features appearing each week in our driveways that we often forget that a buyer new to the market after a few years will be amazed (or confused) by the appearance of touch screens, track pads, and voice controls where once there were knobs.

Typically, the hybrid badge on a tailgate is an instant clue that the car stretching fifteen-odd feet ahead is a total snoozer.

The diesel engine is just about done with in North America, (at least in light-duty cars and trucks), which means it’s just about the perfect time for Mazda to bring us one.

The brand from South Korea has been on a bit of an SUV and crossover binge lately, introducing several different models in rapid succession. These two options, the Kona and Tucson, reside on the smaller end of the spectrum. Offering the option of all-wheel drive, these wagons-on-stilts have found great popularity, becoming the bread-and-butter of the brand.

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There are more hybrids on the market today than there ever have been before, and that means a greater variety to choose from.

When it comes to buying a new car, it’s all about value, which is why subcompact crossovers have become so popular these days.

Is the Subaru Forester a competent road trip vehicle or is it better relegated to errand-running closer to home?

The Volvo XC40 proves that great things do come in small packages.

It’s nearly impossible to exaggerate the beauty of Yosemite National Park.

We get it: People like crossovers. They like funky-looking ones, reliable ones, fuel-efficient ones, high-tech ones, fun-to-drive-ones, and even spacious ones. It seems every week, we get word of another new crossover on the way, giving consumers more choice than ever.

Dearborn has been a pretty quiet place the past few years. But breaking radio silence, Ford CEO Jim Hackett and other company executives lifted the veil, revealing where they’re heading in the next few years.

BMW and Mercedes-Benz expect cars to account for less than half of their sales in the U.S. for the first time.

A new Sports Activity Coupe – a low-riding, design-focused crossover – is about to join BMW’s lineup. The fresh-faced X2 should bring this Bavarian brand’s renowned sporty driving dynamics to a smaller, more urban-friendly package.

Long-needled pines tower above us, flanking the road on both sides. Straight as laser beams, these coniferous giants stab at the heavens, though an ominous January fog seems to parry their skyward thrusts. Our Borasco Grey  Jaguar E-Pace could have completely disappeared in this misty veil, its ashen paint a perfect match for the airborne precipitation.