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We round up all the new car announcements for June 2020
BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Ford and more have announced new cars this month. We round them all up in the latest episode of AutoComplete.
BMW's 2021 4-series is almost more grille than car
Today on AutoComplete, we're going to talk about BMW's brand new 4-series and its, uh, shall we say polarizing styling -- plus its not-so-polarizing performance.
Acura is back and the 2021 TLX is proof
Today on AutoComplete, we're looking at the recently announced 2021 Acura TLX and how it seems to be proof-positive that Honda's fancy cousin is serious about making cool cars again.
The 2021 Toyota Sienna proves that minivans are cool
Today on AutoComplete, we take a look at the long overdue fourth-generation Toyota Sienna minivan and show you why it's way cooler than you might think.
Elon Musk and Tesla vs. California's quarantine
Today on AutoComplete, we look at Tesla CEO Elon Musk's threats to leave California over the state's unwillingness to let the Fremont Tesla factory reopen and what it might mean going forward.
Jeep Wrangler rolls during IIHS crash test
Today on AutoComplete, we look at the 2019 Jeep Wrangler's scary IIHS small overlap frontal crash test results.
You suck at sim racing, so what car games should you play instead?
Today on AutoComplete, we take a look at nonracing sim car games that those of us unblessed with driving talent can dig into and enjoy.
Tesla's Q1 earnings call was a mess
Today on AutoComplete, we talk about Tesla and how it performed in the first quarter of 2020, as well as some questionable statements made by Elon Musk.
Is Harley-Davidson's LiveWire worth the money?
Today on AutoComplete, we're looking at Harley's electric halo bike, the LiveWire, and wondering if there's any way it can make its $30,000 price tag make sense.
$10K quarantine project car challenge: Japanese edition
Today on AutoComplete, we're looking at project cars to keep us occupied during this interminable lockdown -- they've gotta be Japanese and under $10,000!