Rahul Srinivas

1 week ago | slashgear.com | Rahul Srinivas

Over the years, Toyota has earned a reputation for making cars that offer excellent value for money. Even though some of its vehicles carry very low prices, the general perception among Toyota buyers appears to be that the company won't compromise on quality and reliability. This, in part, is because Toyota vehicles are also renowned for their longevity, low maintenance costs, and high resale value.

2 weeks ago | slashgear.com | Rahul Srinivas

At the 2025 New York International Auto Show, Subaru unveiled the 2026 Subaru Outback. The company, which will continue to sell the 2025 model year Outback to consumers for some time, shared more details of the updated, seventh generation model in April 2025. AdvertisementWhile Subaru has long classified the Outback as an SUV, some might know that it, in fact, started life as a station wagon.

2 weeks ago | slashgear.com | Rahul Srinivas

Lexus, the luxury wing of Japanese carmaker Toyota has been in business for several decades now. Positioned as a premium brand in the U.S., Lexus cars are known for their quality, reliability, and great resale value. The company's diverse product portfolio spans several segments, ranging from SUVs and sedans to hybrid-electric and performance oriented vehicles. Over the years, Lexus has come to use a very easy to recognize, instantly understandable naming scheme for their vehicles. Well, mostly.

2 weeks ago | slashgear.com | Rahul Srinivas

MSC Cruises is the third largest cruise company in the world in total passengers served, behind Carnival (which also owns brands including Holland America) and RCI (which owns Royal Caribbean and Celebrity). In fact, according to Cruise Market Watch, in 2025 MSC Cruises accounted for 7.4% of the revenues of the entire cruise ship and ocean liner industry. AdvertisementMSC — which stands for Mediterranean Shipping Company — entered the cruise liner space in 1989.

2 weeks ago | slashgear.com | Rahul Srinivas

For most Americans, the name Toshiba is usually linked to memories of consumer electronics products made by the Japanese electronics giant of the '80s and '90s. For several years, Toshiba was a name associated with quality consumer electronic products, personal computers, and a wide range of home appliances. Outside of these spaces, the company also had a presence in various segments like semiconductors, storage solutions, and even computer peripherals.