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Steven Ewing
Freelance writer and editor based in Los Angeles, California.
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Future Me & Future You
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Who'd have thought Dodge's last Hellcat would be the Durango? Get one of these 710-hp SUVs while you can.
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The Concept CLA Class is our first look at the next round of Mercedes-Benz's small cars. Here's everything you need to know.
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The Elantra and Sonata were already pretty attractive sedans, but wow, these updates sure are nice. Can't wait to see them on the road.
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I can't think of a better way to say goodbye to the Audi R8 than to drive one around Laguna Seca following a nine-time Le Mans champ.
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There isn't a single reason to be excited about Infiniti right now, and its QX Monograph concept doesn't move that needle one bit. What a dud.
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Hard to say what this is (new NSX, maybe?), but Acura showed off a preview of some new concept car it has in the works.
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Automakers are slowly but surely moving over to Tesla's charging port design, and Honda/Acura will make the change, too.
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Everyone gets all hot and bothered by the five-cylinder Audi RS3, but personally, I like the standard S3 best.
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A $30 million Rolls-Royce is every bit as opulent as it sounds. Matching champagne chest, anyone?
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Here are my takeaways after seeing the new Acura ZDX in the metal at Monterey Car Week.
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Here's a case where a production car actually looks better than the concept.
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An electric hypercar with nearly 1,900 horsepower. The Pininfarina Battista is unlike anything else I've ever driven. What a car.
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Hard to resist one final drive in the NSX, especially the sharper and more powerful Type S.
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Cadillac's bold new Escalade IQ is effectively a Hummer EV underneath.
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I got to drive the Ocean for eight minutes. Eight. Still, here are a few thoughts.
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