Joseph Capparella

When one car combines 717 horsepower, 25 miles of electric range, and 27 cubic feet of cargo space, you know the wait for a U.S.-bound M wagon was worth it.

We've selected the top-rated used sedans, hatchbacks, and coupes, and all of these models won our 10Best award, so you can't really go wrong with any of them.

With 324 horsepower and a racy GR Sport trim, the new PHEV picks up where the old model left off and offers useful upgrades in electric range and performance.

Toyota was smart to go hybrid-only with its popular compact SUV, but the new model doesn't quite do enough to catch up to our segment favorites.

Launching in the Cadillac Escalade IQ, this next-gen driver-assist system lets drivers look away from the road on certain highways.

We often talk about driving range in regards to electric vehicles, but it can be an important metric for gasoline-powered cars as well. When you’re on a road trip, how far you go between fillups can be a pivotal factor for planning your stops, and generally the longer the range the better. Plug-in hybrids combine a fuel tank and a gasoline engine with an electric motor and an onboard battery, so there are lots of different elements to consider in terms of range. That’s where our real-world testi…

SUVs of all shapes and sizes dominate the luxury charts in the U.S., but some of the brands racking up the biggest numbers may not be the ones you expect.

Even in the age of next-day delivery, self-checkout, and gigabit internet, some things can’t be rushed. The cars, trucks, and SUVs seen here won’t reach dealer lots for anywhere from a few months to a few years. Some of them are about to roll down the assembly line. Others haven’t emerged from the design studio yet. We’re telling you about them now, though, because these are the vehicles that will matter, regardless of how many boring crossovers automakers puke out. These are worth the wait. Mo…

The new three-row SUV will likely introduce a hybrid model and is expected to share specs with the recently redesigned Hyundai Palisade.

The starting price for the redesigned model rises above $65,000, but that includes more horsepower and standard Quattro all-wheel drive.