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The Volvo V60 Cross Country is pretty much dead. Not with some glorious Viking funeral involving flaming arrows and a fjord. No. It’s disappearing the way all good cars disappear nowadays: quietly, politely, and because marketing departments discovered Americans would rather drive six-foot-tall refrigerators with cupholders. And that is a tragedy.  The 2026 V60 Cross Country

This is the 2026 Toyota Sequoia Capstone—an SUV that seems to have had a bit of an identity crisis. On the one hand, it’s a rugged, body-on-frame Toyota built to tow mountains and survive the apocalypse… and on the other, it’s dripping in chrome, stuffed with leather, and desperately trying to convince you it belongs

Right. Let’s talk about the 2026 Toyota Camry SE Hybrid Nightshade. Because once upon a time, the Camry was the automotive equivalent of beige wallpaper. Reliable, yes. Sensible, absolutely. About as exciting as a tax seminar held in a dentist’s waiting room. And now… It’s had a bit of a glow-up. So today I’m

Right. The Lexus RZ. In its pre-refresh form, it was exactly what you’d expect from Lexus: whisper-quiet, impeccably comfortable, and about as exciting as being gently wafted along on a cloud that’s just been given a mild sedative and a cup of chamomile tea. Lovely, yes. Thrilling? Not even remotely.

Once upon a time, the Subaru Outback was a car for people who wore fleece, owned three Labradors, and quietly judged you for buying anything with rear-wheel drive. It was a wagon. A proper one. Long, low-ish, and faintly smug.  Now the 2026 Subaru Outback has had a midlife crisis, so

Right. Let’s talk about the 2026 Ram 1500, and specifically the version with the resurrected Ram 5.7-liter Hemi V8, because this truck is, in many ways, the automotive equivalent of a pub landlord realizing that replacing beer with herbal tea was a catastrophic mistake. So, the Hemi is back, and I’m going to review it

This is the 2026 Volvo EX30 Cross Country, which is what happens when sensible Swedish engineers decide they’re bored of knitting cardigans and instead have dressed their smallest electric car in hiking boots. Volvo says it’s rugged, outdoorsy, and ready for gravel tracks, misty forests, and possibly wrestling a moose. In

This is the 2026 Cadillac Escalade Platinum Sport, and subtle, it is not. In fact, this thing is so enormous, so unapologetically American, that when you start it up, a bald eagle probably sheds a single patriotic tear somewhere in the Rockies. Look at it. It’s not a car, it’s a moving building permit violation,

There was a time when Toyota electric cars were about as exciting as a microwave manual. The old bZ4X felt like something designed by a committee of cautious accountants, all of whom wore beige trousers and frowned at the idea of fun. But then — something happened.  Toyota woke up one morning,

This is not just another electric SUV designed by committee to offend absolutely no one. This is Cadillac waking up one morning, looking at Tesla, BMW, and Mercedes, and saying: “What if we made an EV… but loud in spirit, aggressively American, and slightly unhinged?”   Exterior At first glance, the Lyriq V is