Land Rover Defender utilitarian, retro and capable

Available in two versions, the Defender is arguably the most utilitarian –and retro – model in the company’s lineup. It conveys a sense of ruggedness and capability that sets it apart from most other Rover products

Reading Time: 4 minutes The 2021 version conveys a sense of ruggedness and capability that sets it apart from most other Rover products

Mazda3 Turbo is a good car gone bad

With high driveability, comfort and convenience on a par with anything in its category this should be an enjoyable car to drive. But it’s not and I couldn’t return it to Mazda fast enough

Reading Time: 4 minutes For 2021, Mazda has built in so many nanny features that it renders the car almost undriveable – or, at the very least, a pain in the butt

All-electric Nissan Ariya arrives, along with a revived Ford Bronco

an all-electric crossover SUV that the company is describing as “a new chapter for Nissan electric vehicles.” Available in four variations, it can be had with two-wheel or four-wheel drive, and the company is claiming a range of some 482 km (300 miles) per charge

Reading Time: 4 minutes Two SUVs – one ultra-modern and one a throwback – will be available to consumers in the coming year

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