Driving

GENEVA — This year’s Geneva auto show is full of new cars flaunting electric and autonomous technologies meant to help unclog city streets and fight global warming and air pollution.

The 2018 Honda Civic Si is the perfect choice for people who like their cars hot. Honda has grown the Civic from just an econobox to a line that has something for everyone.

The Cadillac CTS deftly threads the needle in the luxury-sedan segment with a range of models that match European- and Asian-based competitors.

With the introduction of a Limited Package on the 2018 Sienna, Toyota has upped the stakes in the minivan wars.

Question: I have a 2015 Nissan Rogue, which I love. I also have no problems with my dealer. The heater went out on my Rogue on one of the coldest days of the year. It would only blow cold air.

Right after the Second World War, automobile manufacturers rushed to return to car production.

As if the automotive landscape isn’t competitive enough these days, it will get even more crowded with the arrival of GAC Motor of China and France-based Peugeot.

If you’re going to spend money on a compact automobile, you might as well get one that maximizes both passenger and cargo space, like the Elantra GT hatchback does.

When I was offered a 2018 Mercedes-Benz S560 to review, I jokingly asked if it came with a chauffeur. Turns out it did, in the form of the latest generation of semi-autonomous driving hardware.

In an ever-shrinking world, the 2018 Toyota Sequoia is the beacon of hope for those who shop in the big and tall section of the clothing store. Everything is shrinking these days, and vehicles are no exception.