By Jordan Marmara For decades, the full-size SUV segment has operated in a steady, albeit predictable, orbit around a few familiar celestial bodies. But with the launch of the 2026 Nissan Armada, Nissan has officially jettisoned its aging hardware and ignited a second stage designed to propel the brand into a domain long dominated by domestic titans. It’s a vehicle built for the suburban commander who needs to ferry a crew of eight through the asteroid belt of morning carpool

by Greg Karpinski The Mazda CX-30 2.5S Aire Edition is more about style than speed and Mazda isn’t pretending otherwise. Finished in Snowflake White Pearl, our tester arrived with a design that’s equal parts sleek and awkward, with a long hood, tight cabin and proportions that feel more fashion-forward than functional. The Aire Edition exists to elevate the CX-30’s look and feel through unique materials and trim, not necessarily to inject excitement into the drive. This is

by Greg Karpinski The 2026 Toyota Corolla Cross isn’t trying to reinvent itself and that’s kinda the point. This is a small crossover built around approachability – easy to drive, easy to live with and now lightly refreshed for 2026 to stay competitive in a crowded segment. It’s a sensible update to an already solid formula, even if it reminds you pretty quickly that excitement was never the mission. The Fine Print: Toyota wanted to see what we thought of their refreshed C

by Greg Karpinski If your idea of the perfect road trip involves massive comfort, effortless power and technology that actually makes long hours behind the wheel easier, the Ford Expedition makes a compelling argument right out of the gate. This is a full-size SUV that feels engineered for covering serious distance quietly, quickly and with zero drama, while still delivering the kind of performance and luxury that make you want to keep driving. It isn’t without a few head-s