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Tony Quiroga

Tony Quiroga

Deputy Editor, Reviews at Car and Driver

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  • Automobiles

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Editor's Letter: Greetings from the New and Improved Car and Driver

From the March/April 2024 issue of Car and Driver.If you are one of our print readers, you’ll soon be seeing the next issue of Car and Driver. We’ve changed some things, a lot of things. If you’re not one of our print readers, consider subscribing or picking one up the next time you’re in an airport store. When you do get to hold it in your hands, the larger format, additional pages, and better paper are immediately apparent. Flip it open and you’ll see the results of a comprehensive redesign fo…
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2024 Porsche Macan EV Doesn't Rely on Acceleration Alone

Porsche’s second electric car is aimed squarely at the jugular of the market. Be it affordable or luxurious, the compact SUV is stealing hearts and stealing sales from every vehicle segment. Since everyone seems to want to park one in their garage, it makes sense that Porsche’s second electric offering is a version of its compact SUV, the Macan. Product planners are probably still kicking themselves for sending out the Taycan as the leadoff hitter. Unimpressed with some of the decisions that wer…
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Editor's Letter: 'Twenty Years Now. Where'd They Go? Twenty Years, ...

From the May/June issue of Car and Driver.Above (from left): Larry Webster, Dave VanderWerp, and Tony Quiroga, in the August 2004 issue of Car and Driver. 2004: Dodge Ram SRT10 An 8.3-liter Viper V-10, 500 horsepower, and a Dodge Ram 1500. It’s so juvenile that you wonder how it happened. Dodge made a Quad Cab version with a 140.5-inch wheelbase, and I can still see Dave VanderWerp drifting it around Turn 10 at Grattan Raceway in a slide unequaled to this day. 2005: Pontiac Solstice A car create…
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Car and Driver's 'Into Cars' Podcast Debuts June 6, and Here's a Pr...

If you find yourself wishing you had some friends to talk to who are into cars, Car and Driver is here to fill that void in your life. Our new podcast, called Into Cars, is the car conversation you’ve been looking for.The first episode is available June 6 and is hosted by me, editor-in-chief Tony Quiroga, and by a familiar name to Car and Driver readers, chief brand and content officer Eddie Alterman.Unlike other podcasts, we don’t just sit in a studio and argue about cars. There’s definitely so…
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Audi A4 Is Dead—Long Live the A5 and S5 That Replace It

The 2025 A5 and S5 will be the first models to ride on the new platform that Audi's calling Premium Platform Combustion (PPC).
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Editor's Letter: My Dad's New Car Looked Like a Toad Ready to Fight

He never went to a Cars & Coffee, he didn't quote acceleration times, and he probably never redlined any of the cars he owned. But was he an enthusiast? In retrospect, yes.
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2025 Audi A6 and S6 e-tron Further Electrify Audi's Lineup

A pair of elegant, if lozenge-shaped, new electric members of the Audi family will join the gas-powered models for 2025.
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Editor's Letter: Our Annual EV of the Year Contest

We find an electric that successfully mimics a gas car, and that should give us all hope.
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For 2025, Audi Gives Q5 and SQ5 a Fresh Face and Familiar Engines

Internal-combustion fans will approve, as there won't be a hybrid version of the SUVs at launch.
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Tested: 2024 BMW 540i xDrive Plays the Dating Game

It wants to go steady, but do we?
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Editor's Letter: I Once Shocked Myself Trying to Fix a Light Switch

Remove and replace works well when shiny new parts are plentiful, but when your car has been out of production for decades, you need to find an expert.