The 2027 Mitsubishi Eclipse nameplate is back! New tech, new look, new power! Check out this amazing package that Mitsubishi has put together. I bet you'll be surprised.

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The 2027 Kia Telluride X-Pro takes on the 2026 Hyundai Palisade XRT Pro—but these corporate cousins feel nothing alike. Which three-row SUV should your family buy?

The Palisade offers traditional V6 power, a polished cabin and a calmer personality. The redesigned Telluride counters with turbocharged power, additional ground clearance and a noticeably more rugged attitude.

Nik Miles compares everything that matters:

Passenger and third-row space
Cargo capacity and dog-friendly practicality
V6 versus turbocharged performance
Technology and charging
All-wheel-drive and trail equipment
Ground-view camera systems
Safety and driver-assistance technology
Towing capability
Price and overall value

Both can carry the family, tow up to 5,000 pounds and venture beyond the pavement—but they approach the job very differently.

Would you buy the smoother Hyundai Palisade XRT Pro or the tougher Kia Telluride X-Pro? Tell us in the comments.

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The Toyota Corolla built its reputation on reliability, affordability and sensible transportation—but did Toyota get the 2013 Corolla wrong?

Nik Miles revisits this generation to examine its styling, interior, driving experience and long-term value. It may be dependable, but is that enough to make it a good used-car purchase today?

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Monterey Car Week 2026 put the world’s greatest classics beside the cars we’ll be driving next—and Nik Miles had access most visitors never see.

Go inside Pebble Beach, The Quail, Laguna Seca and private manufacturer previews for the wildest new cars, concepts and hypercars of the week.

Nik explores the Acura NEXERA Vision, Lamborghini Revuelto Miura 60° Homage, Toyota GR GT and GR GT3, Range Rover Electric, one-of-one Range Rover SV Pearl Luster, Jaguar Type 01 interior, Defender Dakar, Aston Martin Valen, Audi Nuvolari and Bugatti Destrier.

You’ll also hear directly from the designers and executives shaping what comes next, including Stephan Winkelmann, Lance Woelfer, Mark Cameron, Renee Horne, Marek Reichman and Bugatti designer Clark Wu.

From 626-horsepower rally machinery and 987-horsepower Audi performance to butterfly doors, one-of-one luxury and priceless Miuras, this is Monterey Car Week as most visitors never experience it.

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The Acura NEXERA Vision reveals the new design language coming to future Acura vehicles, beginning with the fourth-generation RDX Hybrid.

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Toyota put 324 horsepower into the 2026 RAV4 GR Sport Plug-In Hybrid—and created a family SUV capable of hitting 60 mph in about 5.4 seconds.

Nik Miles tests the most powerful RAV4 ever, complete with Gazoo Racing tuning, standard all-wheel drive, sport suspension and 48 miles of electric range. It seats five, carries the family and starts below $50,000—but does it genuinely deserve the GR badge?

Watch the full review to discover why this may be Toyota’s most surprising performance vehicle of 2026.

What you’ll see:

324-horsepower plug-in hybrid performance
Real-world acceleration
GR-tuned suspension and steering
48 miles of electric range
Interior technology and cargo space
How it compares with competing performance SUVs

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The all-new 2027 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport is shorter, lower and more dramatic than the three-row Atlas—but Volkswagen says it still preserves the space and practicality buyers expect.

Nik Miles takes a first look at Volkswagen’s redesigned two-row SUV, including its 282-horsepower turbocharged engine, available 4Motion all-wheel drive, 15-inch infotainment display, new Driver Experience Dial, illuminated exterior details, upgraded massaging seats and standard Travel Assist.

This is a static first look, not a road test. Volkswagen has not yet announced pricing, official fuel economy or final interior measurements. We explain what has changed, which features depend on trim level and what couples, empty nesters, families and dog owners should examine before buying.

Would you choose this better-dressed Cross Sport or the more practical three-row Atlas? Tell us below.

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