National Motorists Association Blog

Fiat stopped selling cars in the United States last year — but there’s still an Italian-brand car you can buy here (other than a Ferrari). It’s the Giulia — one of two Italian cars made by Alfa Romeo. Of course, it being Italian — and so something different — is only one reason to consider buying […]

It is not just the end of the line for the 300 sedan – which Chrysler has just announced will be retired after the end of the 2023 model year. It may also – by dint of that – be the end of the line for Chrysler, too. For once the 300 is gone, the only remaining […]

You can still get a V6 engine in Toyota’s Camry, which is the only remaining mid-sized/family-priced sedan that offers more than a four. Engines larger than that have become a rarity in a class of cars where V6s were common as recently as five years ago. The government’s continual ratcheting up of federal fuel economy […]

Tesla made the first modern electric cars, beginning about 15 years ago. It also made the first electric cars that weren’t focused on being economical or practical cars as the first electric cars (like the Baker electrics) were designed to be, some 120 years ago. Tesla’s concept was to make electric performance cars, so as […]

Here’s something that’s hard to find: An electric version of a car that costs less than the engine version of the same car. That would be the Mercedes EQS. What It Is The EQS is essentially an electrified S-Class sedan, which is Mercedes’ top-of-the-line (and full-size) luxury sedan. The body of the EQS is more streamlined, with […]