Hyundai gives us a large luxury sedan. How will it fare?

In a few months, Hyundai will start selling the Genesis, a large rear-wheel-drive luxury sedan with an optional 368-horsepower V8. Notably, this sedan arrives just as Cadillac and Lincoln decide that a DOHC V8 engine for their cars is no longer financially justifiable. Can the new Hyundai succeed in a segment that the domestic nameplates appear to be abandoning? With the Genesis, Hyundai is taking… More →

How many Camrys can Toyota sell?

Supposedly the vehicle market has been fragmenting. This is why Ford chose to replace the Taurus with two different models, the Fusion and the Five Hundred (soon to be renamed Taurus). Sedan sales have been steadily declining as people switch to an increasingly broad variety other, more multi-functional vehicle types. And there are more brands to choose from than in decades… More →