Cars

A four-seat V12 Lamborghini promises room to share the journey without giving up the engine that made the marque famous. The Espada delivers on that idea

The Holden Ute SS combines the ingredients Americans associate with a muscle car—front-mounted V8 power, rear-wheel drive, and a six-speed manual—with

The Honda Ridgeline has a respectable advertised towing capacity, yet its comfortable real-world range is lower when the load is a heavy boat.

Putting a goat into a Toyota Corolla may look simple until ventilation, restraint, payload, and interior protection are considered together.

The Dodge Neon SRT-4 made turbo performance feel attainable. It put a strong four-cylinder engine and a manual gearbox in a compact sedan, giving drivers

The Jeep Wagoneer Limited XJ creates a deliberate visual contradiction: a compact Cherokee wearing Wagoneer prestige, chrome trim, and vinyl woodgrain

Studebaker stopped building the Avanti, yet the design continued as the Avanti II. That apparent contradiction explains both the car’s appeal and much

A lightweight 1980s Corolla can cost more than a modern sports car while still needing major restoration. Recent Japanese auction indications put clean

A Mini Cooper may fit across a cattle guard while its low bumper, underbody, or exhaust still strikes the structure. The car’s small size does not remove

A tire blowout at 70 mph can make a Chevy Tahoe pull sharply toward the failed wheel while the steering wheel kicks back against your hands.