When Dodge set out to create the ultimate factory-built drag racer, they didn't just raise the bar - they obliterated it. The 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon stands as a monument to American muscle, holding the title of the most powerful production V-8 ever created. With its earth-shaking 840 horsepower and 770 lb-ft of torque, this beast redefined what's possible in a showroom-stock vehicle.

The automotive market is entering a pivotal transition period in late 2025, with three major forces reshaping vehicle affordability and availability: the impending expiration of federal EV tax credits, ongoing import tariff impacts, and shifting inventory levels between new and used vehicle segments. MotorVero's latest market analysis reveals how these factors will affect car shoppers in the coming months.

The Subaru Crosstrek stands out in the subcompact crossover segment by offering 8.7 inches of ground clearance (more than many larger SUVs), a surprisingly spacious interior with excellent rear legroom, and standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive - all while maintaining the driving dynamics and fuel efficiency of a compact hatchback.

Modern dashboards display numerous warning lights and acronyms - ABS, ESC, TPMS, and perhaps most importantly, SRS. While your owner's manual provides specific details about these systems, understanding what SRS means could be crucial for your safety on the road.

The 2017 Honda Civic Si marked a strong return for Honda’s beloved sporty compact, coming back refreshed after a one-year hiatus. Revealed in its coupe form alongside its high-performance sibling, the Civic Type R, the Si remains the go-to model for enthusiasts who want spirited driving without the premium price tag. Combining a turbocharged engine, refined suspension, and a host of sporty touches, the 2017 Civic Si delivers an engaging yet practical driving experience.

The Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo challenges traditional automotive categories by offering a luxury wagon that doesn’t sacrifice performance or style. Debuting in the United States as a distinct variant of the Panamera sedan, this model introduces a more squared roofline that optimizes interior space while maintaining Porsche’s signature sporty appeal. Though technically not a traditional wagon, the Sport Turismo is best described as a hatchback with a wider, boxier rear design that opens up new possibilities for passenger comfort and cargo capacity.

The Mercedes-AMG GT Concept represents a bold leap in Mercedes-Benz's performance division, AMG, showcasing innovation in both aesthetics and powertrain technology. Revealed to the public at a premier international auto show, this concept car redefines the luxury sports sedan segment by blending AMG's renowned coupe styling with advanced hybrid engineering

The minivan segment has experienced a steady decline in recent years, yet models like the Toyota Sienna continue to evolve and maintain their relevance among families seeking practicality combined with modern features. Competing with other notable minivans such as the Kia Sedona and Chrysler Pacifica, the Sienna has undergone thoughtful updates that emphasize performance, style, and connectivity without compromising its family-friendly roots.

Honda continues to push boundaries in sustainable transportation with its Clarity series — a family of electrified vehicles that includes a plug-in hybrid, a fully electric model, and a fuel-cell version. The Clarity line represents Honda’s strategic vision to achieve electrified vehicle sales comprising two-thirds of its total sales by 2030. This review explores the 2018 Honda Clarity Plug-in Hybrid and 2017 Clarity Electric, highlighting their technology, driving range, design philosophy, and market relevance.