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2 days ago | edmunds.com | Steven J. Ewing

This car's full name is Mercedes-Maybach SL 680 Monogram Series. And while it would have been super freakin' cool for Mercedes to give this roadster the same V12 engine as the S 680 sedan, I'm reminded that alphanumeric designations are meaningless these days, and taking them too literally only results in heartbreak. Sigh. Nevertheless, the twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 shared with the SL 55 and SL 63 is a peach, producing 577 horsepower and 590 lb-ft in the Maybach.

5 days ago | edmunds.com | James Riswick

Huzzah, boxiness! I knew it would probably exceed expectations, but this result was even better than I expected. This photo includes the Big Blue bag, two roll-aboards and the Edmunds Golf Classic Duffel (20 x 10.5 x 10.5) to fill in the empty space. The Highlander and Mazda CX-90 had my Medium Wide and Fancy Bag instead of Big Blue and Edmunds Duffel. So, they're worse. The Sorento could only fit the two bags on the left, while the Outlander managed those two plus the Fancy Bag.

6 days ago | edmunds.com | Clint Simone

1. Hyundai KonaOverall rating: 8.5Base price: $26,000As-tested price: $35,475Good: Spacious interior, best tech setup, huge cargo space, solid interior storage optionsBad: Overly soft suspension tuning, average fuel economyFinally, we’ve reached our top-ranked extra small SUV, the Hyundai Kona. Despite its classification as extra-small, the Kona is larger than everything else in this test, offering the best overall passenger space and exceptional cargo room.

6 days ago | edmunds.com | Brian Wong

What about value? Here are the prices for each of the Civic's trim levels, including the destination charges: Civic LX sedan: $25,400 Civic Sport sedan: $27,400 Civic Sport Hybrid sedan: $30,100 (cheapest hybrid) Civic Sport Touring Hybrid sedan: $33,100At a bare minimum, we recommend upgrading to the Civic Sport over the Civic LX. It offers a lot of extra equipment for that $2,000, all of which make living with the car significantly better.

6 days ago | edmunds.com | Steven J. Ewing

The idea of a Maybach G-Class doesn't come out of left field. Mercedes created a wild Maybach G 650 Landaulet variant of the last-generation G-Class SUV, with a lifted ride height, mega wheels and tires, four doors and a folding rear roof. It was only sold in super-small quantities and wasn't offered in the U.S., but it proved that "Maybach" and "G-Class" aren't mutually exclusive.