Will Courtney

1 month ago | robbreport.com | Will Courtney

Few three-letter abbreviations command as much respect in the automotive world as AMG. The name has been emblazoned on many of the fastest, most powerful and wildest-looking Mercedes-Benz production cars to ever hit the streets, signifying performance on everything from compact hot hatches to massive sedans to super sports cars.

1 month ago | roadandtrack.com | Will Courtney

Combining electric power with pickup trucks is either a match made in heaven or one made in hell. On the side of the angels: Electric motors are great for off-roading; truck chassis have ample room for a battery; you never need worry about guzzling gas. On the other side: Range and charging issues compromise long trips; towing reduces range significantly further; batteries make them heavier; they're pricier than ICE equivalents.

1 month ago | roadandtrack.com | Will Courtney

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1 month ago | roadandtrack.com | Will Courtney

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1 month ago | roadandtrack.com | Will Courtney

The automotive world is full of vehicles pretending to be something they are not. Hatchbacks and station wagons use body cladding to look like rugged SUVs. Sedans aim to convince buyers they're coupes with curvaceous rooflines. And the Kia Carnival is a minivan that wants to trick people into thinking it's a crossover. Kia doesn't even dare speak the word minivan in connection with the Carnival, which is only referred to as an MPV on the brand's website.