From torque converters to dual-clutch and CVTs, modern automatics take very different paths to the same job.

There are three main types of automatic transmissions: dual-clutch (DCT), continuously variable (CVT), and the default kind that doesn’t typically come with a specific label—most just call them automatic transmissions. What are the key differences? Motor101 is here to explain.

— Chris Tsui, Contributor

Family vehicles like the Chrysler Pacifica, Toyota Sequoia, and Chevrolet Suburban top the most-driven list.

The man in charge in Zuffenhausen believes the Taycan arrived too early for people to really appreciate it.

The Fiat Grizzly is just the beginning—more funky Fiats are on the way globally.