By Paul Borden
MotorwayAmerica.com

(July 17, 2020) You would think that any person fairly cognizant of the automotive world would have no problem distinguishing a coupe from an SUV. After all, an SUV is a somewhat boxy vehicle with four doors and a big storage area in the back often coming with three rows of seats while a coupe is a smaller version (usually) of a sedan but with only two doors, right?

By Russ Heaps
Clanging Bell

(July 14, 2020) If your top criteria for shopping crossovers are mileage and cargo space, the Nissan Rogue Sport follows the Goldilocks principle of being just right. Slotted between the pipsqueak Kicks and popular compact Rogue, the Rogue Sport packs a lot of space into its tidy, stylish wrapper. Despite its affordable price, every Rogue Sport arrives with a full suite of safety/driver-assist features and above-average connectivity technology.

(July 14, 2020) Gasoline demand increased on the week to the highest level (8.7 million b/d) since March as stocks decreased, but the combination wasn’t enough to significantly impact gas price averages across the country. On the week, the national gas price average only increased one penny to land at $2.19. That is nine cents more than last month and nearly 60 cents less than a year ago.

By Jim Prueter
MotorwayAmerica.com

(July 10, 2020) If you’ve always liked the Mazda2 or Scion iA and wanted one you’re out of luck — sort of. Both of these vehicles have been discontinued and are no longer available unless you move to Mexico where the Mazda2 is still sold. However, after Toyota said Scionara to Scion and through the magic of badge engineering and a partnership with Mazda you can still have your choice of either as a sedan or a just introduced hatchback branded as a Yaris. You see, the Scion iA which is really a Mazda2 became the Toyota Yaris. Confusing enough?