Open Road

What are the top trends and products that auto enthusiasts have their eye on in 2017? For many, creating a more technology-focused driving experience will be key to an improved ride.

It is the final day of rally school, and it is time to shut up and drive.

The 2017 Nissan Pathfinder is a maneuverable crossover that will appeal to young families.

A RWD car may be the preference of most enthusiasts, but it does take a lot to handle in the mud.

The five future electric cars coming soon will change the auto industry forever.

The Scandinavian Flick may look cool on camera, but it is time to learn some real rally maneuvers. Just keep an eye on road conditions in the meantime.

Hit and run? Here's what you need to know

Is there enough of a market for Lexus to sell its desired 4800 cars a year?

Part 2 (again): I was invited back to Team O'Neil Rally School to complete the five-day course of sliding around with their cars in the mud.

After carefully examining various data points, we've identified a few usability problems that are common and reoccurring across the automotive industry. Here are the five most common pitfalls and ways to avoid them.

The full track at Calabogie gave us the opportunity to really press the Mustang's advantages on the longer track.

Google's new brand of autonomous cars, Waymo, is making good progress, but there are three major obstacles before these cars get into the hands of consumers.

Autocycles for the masses have been in development for many years by multiple manufacturers. With that said, there hasn't been a time more ripe for the autocycle to break into the mainstream automotive market than right now.

Who killed the work truck?

Just like you wouldn't wait until the hottest day of the year to test your air conditioning system, you shouldn't wait until the temperatures drop to ensure your heating system is prepared for the season ahead.

No car gives me everything I need for every day on the calendar. Some cars come close, but require a compromise. That compromise is something that is unacceptable to me.

The car industry is advancing like never before, making technological features more accessible to the average consumer.

The end of the world's love affair with the true sports car is seemingly imminent. It may be time to say goodbye.

Automotive archaeology is filled with legendary tales of valor. The tale of the Cheetah undeniably deserves further study.

Automakers have been rebadging economy vehicles for years, so why not apply the strategy to something better?