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For the first time in well over a decade, we have a new 4Runner.

This week Mike and Kyle dig into not one but two SUV comparisons: the Nissan Armada and Chevrolet Tahoe plus the Toyota 4Runner up against the Jeep Wrangler. Mike gets up close and personal with the reborn Nissan Leaf, while Kyle does the same with Subaru's new Uncharted EV. The guys discuss upcoming improvements to Mitsubishi's best product, and Kyle drives the eminently sensible Toyota Camry.

No automotive brand strives to encapsulate youthful spirit more than Mini. The once British marque has a storied history of funky, fun, engaging cars. They’re the antidote to a world full of bland, colorless crossovers. Riding around in a Mini should be a joyous, cheerful experience; especially one with the extra power and removeable roof of the 2025 Cooper S convertible.

For the 2026 model year, Lexus has quietly discontinued the hybrid version of the LC, streamlining the lineup to offer just the V8 option—the complete opposite of every automaker's playbook these days.

Smooth, silent, and vibration-free—driving or riding in an electric vehicle is a fundamentally different experience from its combustion counterpart. But that seamless ride might come with an unexpected downside.

In what’s beginning to sound like a broken record, the Jeep Wrangler held on to its title as the most-researched SUV in the month of June.

Whether you’re a kid at heart or shopping for a child, Hot Wheels track sets are the perfect way to have fun away from your actual car. Modern Hot Wheels track sets offer a ton of versatility, allowing you to put together the wildest creations and tracks of your dreams. Whether it’s to race head-to-head or side-by-side, or you just want to capture some spectacular crashes or gravity-defying stunts, Hot Wheels offers it all with a huge variety of track sets.

Porsche's new generation of 911 Cup cars are an exercise in sustainability.

Volvo may no longer be aiming to have the brand’s entire fleet fully electric by 2030, but that doesn’t mean the manufacturer is walking away from EVs as a whole. In fact, quite the opposite. Volvo still estimates 90-100% of the brand’s vehicles will have some electrification by 2030, including several all-electric models. Models like the all-new 2025 Volvo EX90.

This 2021 Lamborghini Huracan Evo LP 610-2, a Blu Cepheus supercar with 9,100 miles, is in near-perfect condition with full PPF, Ad Personum interior, and show awards, ideal for enthusiasts seeking a stunning, high-performance exotic.