Pilgrim Motor Press

2025 Toyota GR Corolla

With just a glance at the simply designed key fob or a passing look at the car’s hatchback profile, it’s easy to “see” just a typical Corolla and overlook the enhanced hardware packed within this car’s bulging fenders. Indeed, the Toyota GR Corolla shares components with its lesser namesake, but make no mistake, those two additional letters bring a totally different car, along with its own production line.

2025 Honda Civic Hybrid

The Civic adds another element to Honda’s multifaceted, once-small sedan with the Hybrid model. Whereas the Civic Si offers a sporty yet practical side and the Civic Type R shows off its inherent racing ability, the Hybrid delivers not just the expected efficiency bump, but it also adds a class-above level of driving ease and refinement.

2025 Toyota 4Runner

The new Toyota 4Runner provides exactly what the previous generation needed. And while the improvements are primarily aimed at on-road performance, the latest generation maintains the 4Runner tradition of always being ready for an off-road adventure.

2025 Lexus TX

The new Lexus TX three-row crossover offers seating for six (or seven) adults and provides enough cargo space for a weekend family road trip. The most notable part is that it maintains the level of refinement long expected from the brand – even on performance-minded F Sport models, such as this example. Despite being the new kid in the showroom, the TX never strays far from what is familiar or expected.

Mazda MX-5 Miata

The Mazda MX-5 Miata has to be an incredible car; in both a declarative and exclamatory sense. The sporty roadster has developed an incredibly strong following over the past 35 years (and we can expect a fifth generation soon), yet, on the business front, its contracting market space tolerates zero mistakes.

Honda Ridgeline

Entering its eighth year, the Honda Ridgeline continues to impress with its practicality and overall handling performance. The recent addition of the TrailSport trim adds to the truck’s adventurous spirit with its off-road-minded and value-focused feature upgrades.

Quick Drive: Subaru Forester Hybrid

The heart may want the brand to be about the rally-inspired WRX, but in reality, this new Forester Hybrid may be most deserving of the limelight.

Toyota Land Cruiser

Toyota hits the reset button on the US-market Land Cruiser, after having dropped it from the lineup in 2021. Decades of more and more luxury had priced the Cruiser too far from anything else on the Toyota lot and, critically, too deep into Lexus territory. This new Land Cruiser marks a significant shift, where some could rightfully say, is a return to its senses.

Range Rover Velar

The Range Rover Velar is the newest nameplate of Land Rover’s premium sub-brand, and just a couple of years ago, the model received a thorough update. Its powertrain, exterior features, and interior design align with the rest of the Range Rover models. And while it is instantly recognizable as a Range Rover, it successfully wears a unique interpretation of the fashion and premium appeal that is core to the brand.

Chevrolet Tahoe

The 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe receives a mid-generation refresh that brings updated exterior lighting with animated signals and a style update to the front fascia that is only noticeable to those profoundly familiar with last year’s design. Inside, it’s a different story.