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Step, push, lift; step, pull, lift. Like walking, you find a rhythm driving the 2017 Honda Civic Si, even while furiously rowing its stubby, metal-trimmed gear selector and pumping the feather-light clutch.

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Once an automotive oddity, the Toyota Prius has become a household name after two decades of saving planet Earth.

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Every inhabitant of planet earth and their late Aunt Vivian wants to drive a crossover. Responding to this unprecedented demand, automakers have been scrambling to get more car-based utilities into showrooms.

Ford has already proven with its aluminum body that it is willing to take big risks with its best-selling F-150 pickup, and for 2017, the brand is introducing new technology that could ruin the way its best-seller drives.

The 2017 Aston Martin DB11 may start at more than $212,000 but the noises produced as its engine reaches crescendo are worth every wheatback.

Sir Isaac Newton’s three laws may govern the physical universe but there’s a fourth unbreakable rule that has just as much if not more of an impact on our daily lives: You get what you pay for.

The 2017 Detroit Auto Show is happening right now, and although it was a somewhat tame show this year, it hosted a lot of significant car debuts.

On the surface, the  Acura MDX and NSX seem like complete opposites, but when you take a closer look, there are more than a few similarities between the brand’s 7-seat crossover and its flagship supercar. For more info on the 2017 Acura MDX or NSX click here.

Cars, like dogs, age at an accelerated rate compared to us humans.

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Subaru people are among the most vocal in the world of automotive fandoms about how much they love their cars.

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Alfa Romeo has revealed its first-ever crossover vehicle at the 2016 Los Angeles Auto Show. Named after a mountain pass in the Italian Alps, the Stelvio will compete in a scalding-hot segment.