#Review

I still laugh with glee at Looney Tunes vignettes, especially those with the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote. How do you stifle a snort when the mangy Coyote paints a stunningly accurate painting of a tunnel into a rock wall, which the Road Runner can run through, but the hungry mammal can’t? Or when his infatuation with catching the bird results in the most nonsensical, obscure gadgets from the ACME corporation?

Pop quiz: What’s the most powerful Acura offered today?

The Hyundai Accent has been totally redone for the 2018 model year and this is interesting because the subcompact segment isn’t doing too hot right now — everyone is making the move to crossovers.

Toyota has been selling hybrid vehicles for two decades now.

When the 2018 Land Rover Range Rover Velar gets into the hands of customers, 99 percent of them likely won’t be tackling trails through the desert badlands, but that doesn’t mean they can’t.

The brand-new 2018 Honda Accord will probably be the best midsize sedan around when it goes on sale next month.

The sun is rising again at Rolls-Royce. Dawn is an ultra-luxury droptop and model No. 4 in this British brand’s modern lineup; it’s the only car it offers today with a retractable roof.

The GMC Terrain is all new for 2018 and it’s well equipped for battle in the cutthroat compact crossover segment.

A gentle squeeze of the treadle-style accelerator is all it takes to reveal the BMW M240i’s unbridled enthusiasm, which lurks just behind a veil of aristocratic civility. Based on its subdued exterior, you’d never guess the explosive performance that’s just a toe tap away.

Nearly 146,000 versions of the Kia Soul were sold in the U.S. last year, making it the South Korean automaker’s most popular model. 

So many companies seem to be dropping wagons from their lineups in favor of crossovers, so it’s refreshing to get into a proper wagon that lives up to all the clichés we longroof aficionados use to defend them: The 2017 Volvo V90 looks better, drives better, carries as much stuff as any average family needs.

How do you even review the Toyota Camry? Since its introduction three decades ago, this stalwart sedan has transformed into a red-white-and-blue icon, become an interwoven part of American society, the warp to democracy’s weft, like Uncle Sam or childhood obesity.