Test Drives
Road Test: 2026 Lincoln Nautilus Black Label AWD Hybrid
John Faulkner
The 2026 Lincoln Nautilus Black Label AWD Hybrid pampers the occupants, in-town or on fuel-efficient long, comfortable road trips.
Comparison Road Test: Wonderful Surprises and Comfortable Works in Progress
Andrew Frankl
The annual Best of Bay event is always the highlight of my automotive year.
Road Test: 2027 Chevrolet Bolt RS
John Faulkner
The Chevrolet Bolt is a very fine all-electric automobile that even without the tax credit is the lowest priced EV on the market at $27,600.
Road Test: 2025 Karma Revero EREV
John Faulkner
The 2025 Karma Revero is a solid, gorgeous car that any collector of modern exotics would cherish to have in their garage.
News and Feature
Hauling Heavy with an Electric Truck?
Martin Banks
The instant torque and smooth handling that make electric trucks enjoyable to drive day-to-day are the same qualities that make them rewarding to tow, once the groundwork is in place.
The Surprising Link Between Tire Alignment, Balance and Maximum EV Range
Martin Banks
Here’s how tire alignment and balance can influence efficiency, tire wear and the range you get from each charge.
News: Genesis Unveils Flagship Electric SUV
Michael Coates
When a company rolls out its flagship vehicle, as Genesis just did with the GV90, it is expected to be accompanied with superlatives.
Ever Cars – The Perfect Way to Buy an Affordable EV
Steve Schaefer
Ever Cars can help you find the electric vehicle that works for you at a price you can afford.
Car Knowledge
Jeep Wrangler Fuel Economy Explained: Why a Single Number Does Not Suffice
Guest Contributor
For a useful estimate, look beyond one headline number for a Jeep Wrangler and consider the engine, transmission, body style, tires, terrain and driving habits.
Aluminum or Steel Truck Tool Boxes: Which Saves EV Work Truck Range?
Guest Contributor
Choosing the right commercial truck tool boxes means you don’t have to compromise on security or weather sealing just to keep your tare weight down.
Heavier Cars, Harder Hits: What EV Weight Means When a Crash Happens
Guest Contributor
Physics explains it. In a collision, the heavier vehicle keeps more of its momentum and pushes the lighter one backward, so the people in the smaller car absorb more force.
Fire Suppression System Installation for Heavy Equipment
Guest Contributor
Any vehicle with an engine, hydraulics or a large battery can burn. Five groups combine a high fire risk with a high cost when it happens.