We dive into everything you need to know, highlighting the good, the bad, and the potentially ugly. From performance specs to interior comforts, fuel economy to reliability, we’ve got you covered.
A perennial favorite in the midsize sedan segment, the 2013 Honda Accord delivers a mix of qualities that continues to appeal to a broad range of buyers. Its reputation for reliability, combined with comfortable driving dynamics,…
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The 2015 Dodge Challenger is a distinct and charismatic contender in the used muscle car market, exhibiting a nostalgic blend of classic design, potent performance, and modern features. This four-seat coupe pays homage to the…
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The versatile and efficient Honda Fit has been a favorite amongst city dwellers and fuel economy fans since it first hit American roads in 2007. However, as with any other vehicle, not all years of the Fit are created equal. …
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The “gr80ties” ushered in lots of new, fun-to-drive models, including the Toyota MR2, which debuted for 1985. It’s great example of a car not needing a lot of power to be a blast to drive, providing plenty of mid-engine sports…
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Roll the clock back to 2011, and you’ll find only a handful of electric vehicles (EVs) on the market. The sales leader at the time was the original Nissan Leaf, boasting about 85 miles of range. And the sole Tesla model available…
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The E-Class may not be the most iconic car to come from Mercedes-Benz. That honor likely belongs to something a bit more extravagant, such as the 300SL Gullwing. But that doesn’t make the E-Class any less significant to the…
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Shopping for a used electric vehicle, or EV, can be tricky. While EVs are spiking in popularity, they still only represent about 2% of all vehicles sold in the U.S., according to a recent study by Pew Research. So you won’t…
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Volvo wasn’t the first automaker to offer a lifted, all-wheel drive wagon. That honor goes to American Motors, whose novel Eagle wagon first hit showrooms in 1979. When Subaru followed suit with the Outback, which first appeared…
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In the race to establish premium Japanese automotive brands in the US, Honda was first with its Acura division. In 1986, Acura debuted its flagship model, the Legend, alongside a sporty hatchback, the Integra. Both sold well …
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The Sonderklasse — German for “special class,” or “S-Class” for short — is the ultimate Mercedes-Benz sedan. Each iteration, dating back to the 1950s, has been a showcase for the automaker’s best design, features, and…
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Two seats. Mid engine. Flat six. Manual gearbox. Low price. The formula for Porsche’s entry-level sports car, the Boxster (as well as its fixed-roof sibling, the Cayman), is a great one. It’s made the model, now in its 25th…
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With some vehicles, the designers and engineers get pretty much everything right. They look sharp, they drive well, and they last — sometimes well beyond 200,000 miles. The Lexus GX 470 (2003-2009) is one of those vehicles. …
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The BMW 3 Series is as storied as they come. Spanning seven generations, from the E21 of the 1970s to the G20 of today, it boasts a legendary combination of athleticism, style, and livability. In fact, Car and Driver has named…
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As serious car enthusiasts, even we here at Klipnik are sometimes surprised by the skyrocketing values of certain models. For years these cars and trucks remain affordable to non-wealthy enthusiasts, then, seemingly as if a…
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They say there’s nothing more expensive than a cheap Mercedes. And if by “cheap” they mean run down, neglected, and worn out, they’re absolutely right. But the truth is, even though a Mercedes S-Class represents the very best…
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