There’s little room, the trunk is tiny, body and cargo space minimal. It’s difficult to enter and exit, and it’s loud. Welcome another
Mini pickup trucks were the rage during the 1970s, 1980s and into the early 1990s. But as sport utility vehicles became increasingly popular,
One of the most compelling automotive industry competitions occurred more than 50 years ago with the debut of the Ford Mustang. It was
The Mazda MX-5 Miata is the best-selling and most polarizing roadster in history. It’s driving nirvana for its vast fan club. For others,
A guy in a shopping center parking lot looked over at me and said, “Nice car.” He then pointed to his identical 2016
The 2015 Ford Mustang marks the car’s 50th anniversary, and the carmaker celebrated the milestone with a surprise. It didn’t spoil the party
The term hardtop convertible could be construed as an oxymoron. It’s not. By any name or derivative — removable hardtop to retractable hardtop
The drive from Salida to Colorado Springs, Colo., is only 100 miles. But the navigation system on my 2014 Lexus IS 350C detailed
The 2014 Lexus IS 350C, via the manufacturer’s description, is an entry level retractable hardtop offered by Toyota’s upscale line. It’s hard to
The 2015 Ford Mustang fastback and convertible is available with a variety of engines, a newly designed, more efficient convertible top system, more
(Editor’s note: TheWeeklyDriver.com is now 10 years old. We’re visiting our archives to review cars once new and now well-suited for best-buy status
No one forgets their first car. For me, it was a 1962 Volkswagen Bug. With my own savings, I bought it from family
The Mazda MX-5 Miata was a sensation when it arrived as a 1990 model. It was an alluring, reliable copy for only $13,800
I drove the Fiat 500 hatchback when it debuted and was generally impressed. The hot rod Abarth version arrived later and was even
Three years ago in France I noticed the new Fiat 500 for the first time in the driveway of a country inn. Then
Copyright 2023 © All rights reserved.
Sign up for our free, weekly newsletter. Get the latest automotive news in your inbox. We don’t share or sell subscriber information.
To get our weekly newsletter with automotive news and commentary delivered to your email inbox.