Roughly 500,000 animals do not make it out of U.S. shelters each year. That statistic is often cited, rarely felt. But...
Nik Miles
Test Miles covers the car industry, from new cars to giving potential buyers all the background and information on buying a new vehicle. Nik has been giving car reviews for 20+ years and is a leading expert in the industry.
Mercedes has quietly turned its entry-level sedan into one of the most technologically advanced cars it has ever built. The...
The federal EV tax credit is gone, state incentives are inconsistent, and full electric ownership still demands planning and patience....
The CX-70 Turbo S Premium is Mazda’s most confident move into the premium SUV world. Built on a rear-drive-based platform...
Cars aren’t what they used to be. A quarter-century ago, a new model launch meant bigger engines or sleeker lines....
Electric vehicles are now the center of the automotive conversation, not the sideshow. The 2026 BMW iX3 arrives as the...
The renewed public interest in vintage SUVs and heritage vehicles makes the royal fleet more than a curiosity; it’s a...
Walking into the 2025 LA International Auto Show, I was reminded why this event remains one of the most exciting...
Best hybrid SUVs to buy now: top picks combining fuel economy, practicality, and value for 2025 and 2026 buyers. If...
The 2025 Ford Ranger enters a midsize truck market experiencing significant growth. Buyers want vehicles that can tow, haul, commute,...
Luxury SUVs are multiplying like rabbits, but most still focus on city roads and shopping-mall prestige. Lexus recognized the gap:...
In 2025, the automotive industry is dealing with supply chain pressures, rising labor costs, sustainability demands, and the need for...
The all-new 2026 Nissan LEAF arrives at a strategic moment. With an estimated up to 303 miles of range and...
In an era when pickup buyers want capability and cleverness, the Ford F-150 PowerBoost Hybrid stands out by delivering both....
In a year when the automotive world is consumed by EVs, autonomous systems, and software-defined vehicles, this may seem like...
