| 2023 Acura Integra First Drive Review: Five Alive by Kyle Patrick The 2023 Acura Integra launches in a much different market almost 40 years later. That name carries with it many expectations, not least of which is a fun-to-drive character, helped along by decades of deification for the vaunted Integra Type R. Look past the glow of that Phoenix Yellow icon, however, and the rest of the Integra lineup served as an important stepping stone into the brand, and luxury car ownership in general. | | | | The Best Night Driving Glasses to Cut Down Glare If you frequently drive at night and experience eye fatigue or have a hard time seeing in low light conditions, you may want to consider a pair of night driving glasses. Serving a similar purpose as sunglasses during the day, night driving glasses use yellow lenses to help reduce reflections and glare from street lights and oncoming headlights. | | | | 2023 Kia Niro Hands-On Preview: 5 Ways Kia Made it Bigger, More Stylish, and Kept the Best Parts Kia's original Niro small crossover was notable for one reason: You could get a hybrid, a plug-in hybrid, or a full EV. Aside from that clever trick (the only crossover shape to do it), there wasn't much to take note of. It wasn't an exciting vehicle, and better PHEV and EV models quickly arrived on the market to dull the shine even more. | | | | The Best Rear View Mirrors Let You Look Back Without Anger It's one of the most basic driving lessons you first learn when you get behind the wheel: check your blind spot. Although your car is equipped with an assortment of mirrors, they're not always adequate when it comes to covering your blind spots. | | | | Sailun Inspire Review: Blind Comparison Test Billed as balancing premium comfort and advanced performance, the Inspire is a tire designed for a multitude of machinery from compacts and sedans to crossovers and SUVs. It's available in 63 sizes for wheels ranging from 14 inches to 19 inches in diameter. | | | Rivian Owners Are Attempting To Find What Place Has The Most Rivians North America loves its super expensive luxury pickup trucks, so it should be a no-brainer that we'd be buying them en masse. Yet, for a multitude of reasons, Rivian's only delivered a little over 2,500 since they've been rolling the emoji-looking electric super truck out of its Normal, IL factory. Personally, I've only seen one – where exactly are the Rivians? | | | | GooLoo GT3000 Battery Jump Starter Test and Review They're everywhere today, but lithium-ion jump starters only first appeared in 2013. Now there are thousands of them (see our favorite portable jump starters), and what was once an expensive specialty product is affordable enough that most people should keep one in their car. | | | | | | |
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