There are more appealing, less prehistoric alternatives, but it’s a Lexus — which means it’s supremely well-built, easy to drive, easy to live with.

What we have here is the first McLaren hatchback. But don’t for one second think that this British-built projectile has gone soft on performance.

When you go into Drive and haven’t quite closed your door, all you hear is a touch of percussion with a background sound of violins and violas — thanks to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.

The first surprise? Maybe that this beauty pageant shoo-in is a Kia. Biggest surprise? The astonishing value for the money.

The Infiniti’s cabin design continues to draw potential buyers like a moth to a flame, though I still can’t look at the big QX with its evil-eye headlights and not see a Star Wars Stormtrooper.

When you hoof it in Ford’s new, all-electric Mustang Mach-E crossover, there’s definitely no shortage

Remember those heady days when you thought a 36-inch TV was the pinnacle of big-screen

For starters, it rides on pretty much the same rear-drive chassis, or platform, as Chevy’s