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Mountain Wheels: Electrified Mini Countryman is no small matter (opens the original)
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After an extended pause in testing any BMW products (yes, the tariffs really were effective for something, I guess), the drought briefly ended with a reappearance of the updated, all-electric version of the BMW-built Mini Countryman. You may remember that we drove a similar model last spring, and this one is almost identical in its 2027 version. And as we found then, this much-larger-by-comparison vehicle is a long way from the classic Mini. While the brand still offers an updated version of the
Mountain Wheels: Hybrid version of Mercedesâ super-wagon absolutely flies (opens the original)
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Having heard this week that experts admitted those “Terminator” warnings about artificial decimating the human population aren’t all that far-fetched, the inclusion of AI in automobiles also fills me, of course, with mixed feelings. The upgraded and super-invasive, AI-based “Hey, Mercedes” assistance system in this week’s quite-spectacular Mercedes-AMG E53 Hybrid super-wagon may not be plotting its revenge on humanity, but it was jarring, to say the least. It’s just the sort of ahead-of-the-cu
Mountain Wheels: Rugged Volvo EX30 Cross Country offered some short-lived joy (opens the original)
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I made a pre-holiday, early evening trip to Breckenridge Wednesday in a new Mazda CX-30, a subcompact SUV with lots of power and mileage in the low 30s, and it was a pretty decent experience. Mostly because I’d spent the previous week behind the wheel of a gargantuan Toyota Sequoia Capstone edition, with stuck-out mirrors the size of riot shields and all the disconnected pleasure that comes along with a three-row, full-sized behemoth. That amorphous driving experience, remedied greatly by CX-30’
Mountain Wheels: Upgraded Mazda Miata adds track-worthy versatility (opens the original)
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As cars â and every other aspect of tech-related society â get more and more inundated with AI and increasingly hands-off electronic tools, it’s nice to retain a connection to a less-connected world, when you drive. My time in the 2026 version of the Mazda MX-5, also known as the Miata, was the polar opposite of a drive in the Mercedes-Benz E53, which you’ll hear about in a few weeks. The tiny, pliable Mazda is about as analog as possible, with a standard six-speed manual transmission, one o
Mountain Wheels: Mustangâs EV reinvention continues its stylistic journey (opens the original)
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The ever-changing automotive world continues to throw out a few surprises, even among its most old-school members. Just as we were spending a bit of time with the splashy but not especially revised 2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E Rally EV â a domestic curiosity if there ever was one â Ford has been making headlines with other new product news. After the negative financial impact and discontinuation of the F-150 Lightning EV truckthe 2028 FathomLightning trucks we got to drive. And though that means
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