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Your Car 2022 The automobile has been on the verge of being reinvented practically since it was invented. Cars that would float and fly, cars that would walk, cars that would cruise like bubble-shaped VIP lounges: Surely a brand-new car was right around the corner, or at least a couple of years away. Problem was, the irreducible requirements of engine, transmission, suspension, and fuel tank, and all the mechanical linkages involved (pedal to throttle, driveshaft to wheels), dictated much about not only how a car would function, but how it would look. Finally, however, more than a century after cars appeared, two things make possible a radical liberation from the dictates of traditional car design: drive-by-wire, and power from fuel cells. These technologies are not fully realized, but the huge opportunities they present are beginning to inform automakers' plans. General Motors appears to be in the lead, or at least is the most vocal

2014 Mini Cooper Hardtop Long-Term Road Test: Introduction 2014 Mini Cooper What Did We Get? Peppy engine. Playful demeanor. Corners flat and goes like stink around curves. These are sentiments often attributed to Mini Coopers, especially the hardtop model synonymous with the Mini brand. Cooper Hardtops are some of the best-handling front-wheel-drive cars on the market, if not the most comfortable or spacious. Every new iteration of the Mini Cooper is an event, and the 2014 model year brings a long list of improvements to the diminutive hatchback. The Hardtop boasts a mildly redesigned look, a brand-new base engine, and rides on an all-new platform for 2014. The hatch looks nearly identical to the outgoing model, and you'll have to get up close to notice the revised front and rear fascias. The interior is also reworked, with the most obvious change being the merciful relocation of the speedometer from the massive central infotainment circle to a more na

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The 2015 BMW 3 Series is a well-rounded and highly desirable entry-level luxury car. Whether you're drawn to its sporty driving character or its high-end cabin, it's one of our favorites in this class. Safety | Reliability Pros Excellent ride and handling balance; powerful and fuel-efficient engines; upscale interior with straightforward controls and spacious seating. Cons ActiveHybrid 3 lacks typical hybrid efficiency; automatic stop-start system is intrusive. What's New for 2015 Only some subtle changes to standard and optional equipment are in store for the 2015 BMW 3 Series. Most notably, Bluetooth audio connectivity is now standard across the model line and heated front seats, navigation and a sunroof may be ordered as a stand-alone options.

  Quick Summary Since its launch in 2012, the ATS sedan has earned praise for the way it caresses corners, but its styling is by no means extroverted. The lower, wider stance of the new 2015 Cadillac ATS Coupe goes a long way toward elevating its looks to match its energetic dynamics. The ATS coupe also presents a pleasing mixture of powertrains and equipment packages via two engines, automatic and manual transmissions, rear- or all-wheel drive and four levels of trim. It's a formidable addition to the lineup that can go toe to toe with any of its German rivals. What's the Big Deal About a Two-Door ATS? Calling the 2015 Cadillac ATS Coupe simply a two-door version of the ATS is selling it short. Although its 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder and optional 3.6-liter V6 are the same power plants available in the ATS sedan and the coupe's chassis is much the same, the sheet metal of the ATS coupe is almost all-new, with the hood and headlights essen

  Quick Summary For 2015 the Q70 receives a refresh to reflect Infiniti's latest styling direction and gains a new long-wheelbase version. The resulting increase in rear passenger space puts it in the same league with full-size luxury sedans, but that unfortunately turns out to be one of the few bright spots in an otherwise puzzling execution. What Is It? We can thank the Chinese market — where having a longer car is an indication of wealth and status — for the recent explosion of long-wheelbase car variants. The extended Infiniti Q70 L was built to meet the Chinese demand and is now coming Stateside, making it the sole long-wheelbase sedan in its class. Prices start at $50,755 for the standard-wheelbase V6-powered Q70 and rise to $67,955 for the V8-powered long-wheelbase Q70 L with all-wheel drive.   We had the opportunity to drive this range-topping Q70 L in and around the New York City area. Options on our test car included the $7,200 Deluxe Technology package (