While a lot of SUVs come our way, largely because the segment occupies such a wide swath in the industry, that doesn't mean there are a ton of contenders for the top spot for us.

The Corvette brings supercar performance that contrasts with its daily drivability, cargo space, and premium features for what should cost six figures plus.

Here are seven choices of cars we don't want to let go of, but we guess we'll just have to find them in the used market.

Winter is right around the corner. We don't want a powerful V8 rear-wheel drive car in Chicago winters. The all-wheel drive Charger GT is more to our liking. 

The brand just announced a more spritely 1.8-liter turbocharged four-cylinder (175 horsepower) for the Japanese market, but even if it comes to America, we're still not going to buy a Forester.

Now that the 500 is gone, Fiat shows us the 500 3+1 EV, and it's the awesome 500 ev we want but just can't freakin' have. WTF, indeed. 

You no longer have to look at the premium brands like BMW, Audi, Mercedes, Lexus, Jaguar, or Land Rover to get luxury.

So, what's a parent to do when choosing a car for their teenager to drive (borrow, not own!). There are numerous considerations to take into account. Our vote is the 2021 Subaru Crosstrek. 

You receive a buyback offer in the mail from your dealership. Should you trade in your used car early and take advantage of a new car deal?

Many of the newfangled tech bits cost extra, too. So, don't waste your money when it comes to crap you just won't use because they're pointless, as well as annoying.

The staggering number of crossovers sold today is mindboggling. Then there are those standouts that seem to do just about everything well, and we've narrowed them down to three in varying sizes and pr

Back in the '90s, the GMC arm of General Motors built a high-powered version of its popular GMC Jimmy (sister of the Chevy Blazer). Not only was it fast, but it also looked pretty slick.

The Hyundai Elantra GT hatchback will be no more after the 2020 model year. Americans plainly just do not want small cars, unless they're crossovers.

I had a discussion with my neighbor and good friend about what kind of car we'd want to buy and realistically could buy that would be both fun and practical. It played out uncannily.