Will Sabel Courtney is Gear Patrol’s motoring editor, formerly of The Drive and RIDES Magazine. You can often find him test-driving new cars in New York City, cursing the slow-moving traffic surrounding him.
Six cylinders, six gears, two seats, zero turbos.
The Interstate 24X packs ample space for mountain bikes and the like.
You can always use a little more storage space, right?
With truck versatility, 40 mpg in-town and a starting price of $20,000, this Ford could have Civic and Corolla buyers going pickup.
Alpha Motor's Wolf and Heimplanet's Cloudbreak could be the ideal zero-emissions overlanding setup.
The new truck will come with two engines, and even the lesser will overpower the old Tundra's V8.
The coronavirus pandemic's effects aren't done with us yet.
The i4 and iX will lead the charge — pun intended — into electrification.
For starters, the US government says so.
EarthCruiser's Terranova packs the brand's trademark capability into a more manageable package.
If you’ve always enjoyed the top bunk, you should invest in a rooftop car tent.
The days are growing longer — and we're hitting the open road.
And unlike many a cool, unorthodox camper van, it's coming to America.
The case for owning an EV is clear as day. Buying one in 2021, however, is another story.
The classic merger of power and practicality keeps on improving.
If you want to get away from it all every weekend, this Benz has your back.
The next few years will be packed with new EVs. These are the ones that have us jazzed the most.
Subaru's newest car packs the extra off-road prowess Outback buyers have been craving.
The Porsche 911 Turbo S is as good as it gets, and you can get it in this sweepstakes.
A new report suggests the new SUV could formally show its face in the very near future.
Wanna get away? These SUVs will make it easier than ever.
And as you might have guessed, it looks awesome.
Come for the custom Mercedes-Benz camper van, stay to help protect the outdoors.
No matter why you want one, there’s probably a vehicle that better fits your needs.
Lincoln's two-row midsize crossover combines good looks and a comfortable ride...but the options can add up fast.
Peyman Kargar opens up about Infiniti's plans to go upmarket and broaden its powertrain options.
The all-electric pickup is set to use the name of a performance truck icon.
A new trademark filing for "Grand Highlander" suggests a new three-row crossover could be coming to the lineup.
An $80K pickup truck sounds insane...until you see what that money buys you.
