National Motorists Association Blog

Electric cars are being aggressively promoted, but the technical problems remain significant. While their range on a charge has increased, they still can’t travel as far as a gas-powered car, and recharging them takes much longer than refueling a gas-engined car. Audi’s solution is to combine the two until these issues can be sorted out. […]

Well, it’s back. Most people probably didn’t know it was gone. The Toyota Venza. It’s been absent from Toyota’s roster of models since the 2015 model year, probably because Americans, for whatever reason, aren’t much into station wagons, which is what the first generation Venza was. American drivers are into crossovers—particularly those made by Lexus, such […]

It’s easy to forget there are still cars that are about driving rather than transportation. Cars that make the trip more appealing than the destination. Such a car is the Mazda Miata. It makes you want to go for a drive even when you don’t need to and makes you want to not get where […]

A few years ago, BMW stopped selling two-door versions of its 3-Series by calling the two-door version of the 3-Series, the 4-Series. When you add an M to 4, you get a high-performance two-door version of BMW’s 3-Series sedan, which isn’t an M4, the much more expensive but fairly similar-otherwise two-door ultra-high-performance two-door version of the 3 Series BMW […]

The resurrected Ford Bronco gets all the press. But there’s another Bronco that may warrant your attention, if you’d like something a bit less aggressive and significantly less expensive—the Bronco Sport. What It Is The Bronco Sport is not a “sporty” version of Ford’s resurrected 4×4 icon. It is a modified version of the Ford Escape, styled to […]