Whether you drive a car, need a car, or just occasionally bum a ride with friends, you’’ve come to the right place. Join Jill and Tom as they break down everything that’’s going on in the auto world. New-car reviews, shopping tips, driving green, electric cars, classic cars, and plenty of great guests. This is […]

The first thing my wife did upon entering the Q7 was to take the key from me and slot it into the console port designed precisely to fit the fob. Sometimes, it’s the little things. And, indeed, the Audi Q7 experience is more about taking pleasure in the countless minor attributes that make this midsize Audi a great luxury crossover, and ignoring the few data points that might suggest that segment offerings from BMW, Genesis, or Mercedes-Benz are the more compelling picks.

Honda is adopting a “Thin, Light, and Wise” mantra for the 0 Series interiors. Expansive glass greenhouses lead the way, creating what should be an airy-feeling cabin. As expected, the dashboard is entirely screen, divided into sections for instrumentation, infotainment, and more.

Bargain-car shoppers, fear not, Nissan will still be selling a version of the previous-generation Kicks, now called Kicks Play. New for 2025—and already on sale in Canada—the Kicks Play is Exactly the same as last year’s Kicks, which means it is not offered with AWD, and it is still very attractively priced.

The hosts welcome Mike Quincy of Consumer Reports to the show. Mike shared news from the outlet’s new brand-reliability study. News: Neither Toyota nor Lexus is in the top spot this year.