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This month, our highlighted best new car deal is the 2009 Chevrolet Malibu 1LT. Redesigned in 2008, the Malibu is now competitive with the better family sedans we've tested. It has a well-detailed interior and good safety ratings. It almost matches the Honda Accord for agility and the Toyot...
The close scores in our most recent group of three-row SUVs shows how competitive this market is becoming. Nothing is quite perfect, but two models from this group especially appeal to me, more so than the ever-so-practical box-on-wheels Honda Pilot and Toyota Highlander. We've written...
The new one strikes me as gilding the lily at best, and at worst makes driving it more complicated. The new grille looks like was found on the set of a "Mad Max" movie. Like CR's engineers, I miss the touch screen navigation system. And since I don't drive on a racetrack every day, or off pavement,...
So thanks for making my choice easy this time, BMW. I’m going with the Acura MDX. It has a sweet powertrain and agile handling, so when you’re in a hurry the car cooperates rather than frustrates. A compliant and composed ride, supportive seats and great fit and finish keep the fatigue at bay. Th...
That's why I'm having a hard time picking from this group. If I want a sporty SUV, I'd buy the five-seat Nissan Murano and skip the Acura MDX with its tiny third row. The Lexus RX and BMW X5 seem to be polar opposites: the cushy Lexus is easy-to-use and soft, while the insanely-priced BMW is techn...
The 2007 Acura MDX luxury SUV and the 2008 Ford Taurus and twin Mercury Sable large cars have earned the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s (IIHS) Top Safety Pick award. All Top Safety Pick vehicles must earn the highest rating of Good in front, side, and rear crash test protection. Th...
Other than a few gripes, we're quite impressed so far from this clean-sheet effort from GM. Check the August issue of Consumer Reports magazine to see how it stacks up against other three-row car-based SUVs, including the new Mazda CX-9, the updated Chrysler Pacifica, and the Hyundai Ver...