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Coming to you from Los Angeles, I got to check out a refreshed 2025 Aston Martin DBX, and while it wouldn't have been my first choice for carving up the canyons that Cali is known for, it ended up wowing me.

Contrary to what its name and exhaust note might have you believe, the new Aston Martin DB12 drops the signature V12 in favor of more V8 power... and I don't think it suffers for it. It's very fast, very pretty, very luxurious, very beautifully crafted, very expensive, very green... it's very everything.

This week we take a quick look at Ford's facelifted F-150. The changes are subtle but significant, and I ended up really enjoying this back-to-basics truck flavored truck

In this video I spend some time with Toyota's limited run GR86 Trueno Edition. It's not only an homage to the Sprinter Trueno from Initial D that's become one of the most powerful icons in car culture, but also an introduction of a meaningful factory performance package for the GR86. Whether you're having fun or just trying to finish tofu deliveries on time, this is worth checking out.

In this video we take a look at Lexus's all-new GX 550, the next generation of the vaunted GX badge. Sharing a platform and some of a shell with Toyota's new Land Cruiser, this Lexus is poised to go straight for the heart of the spicy retro-chic lifestyle vehicle segment that's so hot right now.

BMW's Z4 has been a bit of a sleeper hit, blending everything you could want in a car - a brilliant engine, a playful chassis, an open air experience and a daily usability - and with the introduction of a surprisingly well executed DIY transmission, it gets even better than I would have ever guessed.

We head to California for the global launch of the all new, all electric Volvo EX90, a three row luxury SUV from everyone's favorite Scandinavian car maker. Spoiler alert: it's really, really good

In this video we drive the newest addition to Hyundai's N lineup: The Ioniq 5 N. It might seem like an unlikely candidate for the N badge, but it doesn't take long to reveal itself as a proper riot.

In this (our first!) video, we take a look at the new 2024 Ford Mustang GT, fitted with the optional Performance Package and a 6-speed manual transmission. Is the original Pony car still any good sixty years on? Yes. Yes it is.