Much like 2021, I had high hopes for the ID.4 and really wanted to love it. But despite some strengths, it’s ruined by too many disappointments.

A used first-generation Miata will leave you just as happy as the new one.

This monster’s flaws haven’t improved with age, but this Japanese supercar still packs plenty of fire in its belly.

Tackling the Mojave Desert in Chevy’s back-to-basics budget Tahoe.

In many ways, the Sport Classic is a throwback to the Turbo variants of previous generations, before all-wheel drive and automatics entered the equation.

Haters who snub EVs for not having any soul need to get behind the wheel of a Taycan GTS.

Toyota’s all-new RAV4 is just right for families who want that every-so-popular crossover body style, but don’t want to pay too much.

The Polestar 2 toes the line between conventional and innovative. That’s a good thing if you ask me.

That’s a lot of scratch, but the blue leather interior could eat a Bentley’s lunch.

Critic’s Notebook takeaway: Can a truck be too nice?