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Monday, February 24, 2020

Drives

The New Midengine Corvette Is an Absolute Blast to Drive

The 2020 midengine Chevrolet Corvette is fast, stable and easily intuitive on the track, even more fun on an autocross course, easy to drive on the street and even (relatively) affordable to buy. Hallelujah! These are the golden years of sports cars and muscle cars and everything else, led by this new GM performance halo.

Technology

5 Key Differences between the BMW M235i xDrive Gran Coupe and M240i xDrive Coupe

Despite the similar names, the BMW M235i xDrive Gran Coupe and M240i xDrive Coupe actually differ in several important ways, especially when you look at them through the car enthusiast lens. Here are five key ways the M235i and M240i diverge from each other.

Drives

2020 Honda CR-V Review: Tech, Distilled

Adding tech for tech’s sake is a terrible play. But when properly executed, and refined over generations, things can come together perfectly. Take the 2020 Honda CR-V.

Classic Ads

1980: Beat the Gas Lines With a Volkswagen Rabbit Pickup

1979 was a rough year for Americans with big, thirsty vehicles, and Volkswagen of America had just the thing for those drivers who wanted a small truck that sipped gas through a cocktail straw: the Caddy, known on these shores as the Rabbit Pickup.

Autoweek Talks: Family

How I Survived Childhood Without a Car Seat

There are hundreds of child seats on the market today, all aimed at protecting your precious cargo from every imaginable impact. Your brain is a vast trash can of child seat safety ratings, from Graco to Cosco and back again. But when we were kids, ha, when we were kids we had nothing.

Racing

The 7 Big Motorsports Stories You May Have Missed from the Weekend of Feb. 22-23, 2020

Joey Logano and Kyle Busch were winners on the NASCAR side on a weekend that also included a Ryan Newman update, a triumphant return in the NHRA and a tragedy.