First drive: 2016 Kia Optima
The Optima continues to offer a lot for a little in 2016. The sedan starts at $21,840 but equips a touchscreen, satellite radio, and Bluetooth as standard.
If new cars keep getting better, why is buyer satisfaction plunging?
Vehicles produced in 2015 are clearly safer, more sophisticated, and more capable then those produced 20 years ago, but are they really better? To answer this, we took a look at the big picture, which includes the post-purchase experience.
How Mercedes borrowed Hollywood CGI for its futuristic Project Dash
Mercedes-Benz’s Concept IAA wowed the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show with its shape-shifting exterior, but the car is just as stunning inside. The vehicle equips a next-generation user interface bolstered by 3D modeling technology from The Foundry.
