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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
Now a mainstay in the car industry, the Toyota Prius family is ever expanding. It includes five trims of the original hatchback as
Joining a competitive segment, the five-door Hyundai Elantra GT debuted four years ago. The 2016 edition has a few upgrades, including bolder exterior
The Honda Civic has been near or at the top of compact sedan segment for so long, maybe one day an upgraded trim
After a seven-year hiatus, the Honda Accord Hybrid was reintroduced for the 2014 model year and has no major changes for 2015. The
Navigation systems vary greatly. During 10 years of writing The Weekly Driver column, the best I’ve used is the system Hyundai vehicles called
Following a complete redesign last year, the 2015 Toyota Corolla remains the same as its one year older sibling with a few minor
The last generation Hyundai Sonata solidified the midsize sedan’s place into the industry mainstream. The new and expanded 2015 Hyundai Sonata lineup further
The Scion tC was unveiled by Toyota 11 years ago as a 2005 model to cater to the millennial market. It’s a thrifty,
The Honda Civic Si debuted in 1984 and continues to fare well as its settles into adulthood. It’s the sporty version of its
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