Steven J. Ewing

3 weeks ago | edmunds.com | Steven J. Ewing

Special-edition Ford Mustangs can often be a little, uh, rental car chic. But the new FX package option for the 2026 Ford Mustang bucks that trend. This thing looks extremely cool. Meant to evoke memories of the Fox-body Mustang from the 1980s and 1990s, the FX package brings a new teal color — Adriatic Blue Metallic — to Ford's lineup, and white wheels complement this rad hue nicely.

3 weeks ago | edmunds.com | Steven J. Ewing

To put that into context, it's a 22-mile drive from the Edmunds office in Santa Monica, California, to my home in northeast Los Angeles. A round-trip commute from home to work and back would've cost $342.32 in the Ocean. Now, let's check Uber, a popular ride-hailing app. As of this moment — 7:49 a.m. PT on Tuesday, June 3 — that same round trip would cost $181.87. If I felt like upgrading to Uber Black (oooh, you fancy), the trip would cost $324.05.

3 weeks ago | edmunds.com | Steven J. Ewing

Beefy, brawny stylingUp front, the GT500 has large air intakes, a flared chin spoiler and wide fenders. The hood also has some bulges and cutouts, and around back, a new bumper sits above large quad exhaust tips. These test mules have a new wheel design (which also looks rad) and ride on staggered 305/30ZR20 front and 315/30ZR20 rear tires. Which tires, exactly? We're looking at Pirelli P Zero R-compound rubber, which should offer serious cornering grip.

1 month ago | edmunds.com | Steven J. Ewing

As you can see in these initial photos, the new Cherokee certainly looks the part of a Jeep, with upright dimensions and squared-off styling. We expect a full range of models to be offered, and Jeep would definitely be smart to bring back the Cherokee Trailhawk trim to take on similarly rugged offerings like the Honda CR-V TrailSport, Subaru Forester Wilderness and Toyota RAV4 Woodland.

1 month ago | edmunds.com | Steven J. Ewing

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced a new recall this week, one that affects more than a million Ford and Lincoln vehicles in the United States — 1,075,299, to be exact. Popular models like the Ford Bronco, F-150, Mustang and Ranger are included in this recall, the root of which is potentially faulty backup cameras that might not function as intended.