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On Friday, November 27, 2020, a half dozen of our favorite MotorTrend hosts will be subjected to a series of holiday-themed automotive challenges that you, almost certainly, have never seen the like of before. But before all the Holiday Hooptie Challenge starts, let’s get to know one of the lucky contestants from All Girls Garage on the MotorTrend App

LOOKING BACK AT THE SUPER STREET COROLLA The new 2021 Toyota Corolla is an entry-level car that we’ve had a ton of experience with as we built a 2019 hatchback two years ago. With the help of our friends at Auto Tuned and a rendering by Jon Sibal, we transformed our little XSE into a

Putting down the first few sentences of a feature like this 1987 Honda CRX Si is a little tougher than usual. It’s not the familiar story of picking up an old, used Honda, adding wheels and a drop before giving in and going all out on a full-blown build. Furthermore, to be clear, it’s also

Rodrez of Super Street: If the “swoosh” of the front fenders and pontoon-like sideskirts bolted to a FR platform that promises a sporty experience from behind the wheel doesn’t scream “turbo” then we don’t know what does. No matter what we think, Subaru’s 2022 BRZ, unveiled this week in its final form, isn’t packing the

Rodrez of Super Street: Did you get the “looks like an Accord, ILX, TLX, Audi, Jetta, Camry, Corolla, Charger” out of your system upon the debut of the 11th gen., 2022 Honda Civic prototype? Ok, cool. Let’s get down to what everyone’s been asking since Honda’s late evening launch of the upcoming Civic family this

At the end of the day, it’s all about perception. In enthusiast circles, Subaru is supposed to be one of just two current car brands that champions the horizontally opposed power plant, in addition to AWD layouts and turbocharging. By design, its BRZ naturally aspirated RWD coupe jointly developed with Toyota is going to be

You blinked your eyes and just like that, the 11th generation, 2022 Honda Civic is inching closer to being officially production ready. Maybe it was the time warp that occurred between the onset of the global pandemic and the shoulder shrug concerning its current status, but it feels as if the five-year stretch that accompanied