We live a bit of a charmed life here at Roadshow. We're all car enthusiasts at heart, and this job gives us access to the latest and greatest vehicles. 2020 really changed the way our industry handles ...

What can we say about 2020 that hasn’t already been said by countless other end-of-year roundups and look-backs published around this time? It’s been a long and difficult one, to say the least. But ...

Today, Kirby’s focus has shifted toward following industry news, and he has a sincere passion for one-off and tuned vehicles, car toys (especially LEGO brand,) and anything else even closely related ...

The Best of 2020 is given to an all-new or redesigned car that excels in quality, innovation and value. The Best Pickup Truck of 2020 award goes to an all-new or updated truck that has the best power, ...

If you had a nickel for each time you saw a Subaru Outback in the northeastern United States, you’d have enough money to buy a Ferrari. The cars are ubiquitous, commonly seen equipped with all sorts ...

Last year wasn't good for new car sales. Factory shutdowns, lockdowns, and consumer hesitancy caused car sales to crater in the Spring of 2020; stronger sales in the latter months of the year couldn't ...

Last year, the in Cars.com’s 2019 American-Made Index was the Honda Ridgeline, which finished in the No. 3 spot behind the Jeep Cherokee SUV and Honda Odyssey minivan. This year, however, the top spot ...

We can all agree that 2020 was not a normal year by any standards, and certainly not for the automotive business. The COVID-19 pandemic forced factories to shut down and dealerships to literally (some ...

The term “kit car” is synonymous with fiberglass fantasies born from commonplace underpinnings—economical garage projects intended to at least visually impersonate popular exotics. Occasionally, ...

Top Speed is among the highlights of any vehicle. While there are several other key factors to a vehicle, the maximum velocity it can achieve was for a long time, a car’s main boasting figure. Henry ...

Pick a cliche about how terrible 2020 was. It's a year to forget—mostly. As bad as things were, some 2020 model year cars should be remembered and revered. Feverish Slack discussions amongst the ...