Cars

Running a taxi business with a Mercedes S-Class can work when the vehicle is sold as part of a premium service. Its quiet cabin, rear-seat comfort, and

The Rover SD1 Vitesse can produce a double take from across a parking lot: a large British hatchback with the low, wedge-shaped face and long shoulder

The Chevrolet Caprice 9C1 has the appeal of a real police sedan: rear-wheel drive, a 5.7-liter V8, heavy-duty equipment, and the unmistakable shape of

A modern Nissan Rogue can feel well protected on a rough road, yet a collapsing road surface changes the problem completely. Ground clearance helps the

The familiar choice appears simple: a Sprinter Trueno has pop-up headlights, while a Corolla Levin has fixed lamps. That description fits the best-known

The Jeep CJ-8 Scrambler offers more usable length and better straight-line stability than a CJ-7, while giving up some of the compactness that makes a

The Shelby name suggests a thunderous V8, yet the 1989 Shelby Dakota made 175 hp. Its appeal was never simply a horsepower figure. This limited version

The Ford Bronco Sport has genuine off-road systems and a four-wheel-drive/AWD system, depending on market and trim. It can travel farther off pavement

A cheetah is famous for explosive acceleration, yet a Tesla Model S Plaid is commonly credited with a quicker 0–60 mph time. That apparent contradiction

The Fiat Coupe 20V Turbo combines a distinctive late-1990s shape with the hard-edged soundtrack of a turbocharged five-cylinder. Most versions are quoted