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mini review Logitech wants to curb distracted driving with a "smart" car mount and companion app

These are the 11 best apps to use in your car

By Jennifer Allen, Tuan Huynh

updated From navigation to analytics, here are 10 awesome apps to make your drive more empowered with and better through technology.

How to install 3 Android tablets in your car

By Tuan Huynh

Updated The software and hardware are finally at a point where a tablet can easily replace your car radio and rear seat entertainment system, so I did just that.

The 2016 Cadillac ATS-V is a wonderful car for smartphone-obsessed drivers

By Tuan Huynh

A gorgeous and fun sports sedan that's more German than your grandfather's Cadillac

Hands on: JBL Legend CP100 review

By Tuan Huynh

Updated JBL's first aftermarket radio is the most affordable way to add a capacitive touch display, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay to your car

Hyundai Tucson review

By Tuan Huynh

updated Hyundai lent techradar a gorgeous blue 2016 Tucson Limited AWD, loaded with the Ultimate Package to test for a week.

The 2016 Toyota RAV4 hybrid is actually fun to drive

By Tuan Huynh

Toyota electrifies its popular RAV4, but the rest of the car leaves much to be desired.

The 2017 Mercedes-Benz E300 challenges Tesla's Autopilot with Drive Pilot

By Tuan Huynh

The new Mercedes E300 is packed to the gills with technology that makes the S-class whimper with jealousy.

The 2016 Mazda CX-9 is a 'driver's' car that can seat seven

By Tuan Huynh

Mazda injects its driving DNA into a seven-seat crossover for zoom-zoom with the entire family.

The 2017 Ford Fusion is the best mid-size car you can buy

By Tuan Huynh

A fresh face, SYNC 3 infotainment and new driver assists makes the Fusion stand out in a sea of mediocrity.

Google self-driving car: everything you need to know

By Tuan Huynh

Google's self-driving car is roaming around select cities, here's everything that we know so far.

Here are 6 ways to make PC driving games more realistic

By Tuan Huynh

PC Gaming Week Love driving but can't foot the bill for your automotive adventures? Here are a couple ways to enhance the digital driving experience.

BMW's X5 plug-in hybrid is a 'green' crossover

By Tuan Huynh

Can the electrified X5 xDrive40e be green without sacrificing BMW driving dynamics?

Google wants to make self-driving vehicles a family affair

By Tuan Huynh

updated Google's self-driving technology will make it into Chrysler minivans this year

Mushroom boost: This is how far the 2017 BMW i3 can go on a single charge

By Tuan Huynh

BMW i3's improved range almost justifies its price premium

This new Land Rover has cash-flush parents squarely in mind

By Tuan Huynh

2017 Land Rover Discovery Sport has an app for Tile Bluetooth trackers in the new 10.2-inch infotainment system

Google, Uber and Ford go full throttle on self-driving cars with new lobby group

By Tuan Huynh

The Self-Driving Coalition for Safer Streets wants to shape the future of autonomous cars.

Get dirty: See these SUVs, crossovers and trucks in their natural habitat

By Tuan Huynh

28 sport utility, crossovers and pickups battle for the title of Northwest Outdoor Activity Vehicle of the year

Audi made a six-door yacht on wheels

By Tuan Huynh

The A8 L Extended is the opulent six-person family car you're looking for.

Nissan Leaf review

By Tuan Huynh

Updated Nissan's latest Leaf update brings 23 more miles of all-electric range, but is it enough to lure buyers to the EV life?

BMW straps on the HTC Vive to speed up car development

By Tuan Huynh

BMW adopts high-end consumer gaming rigs to speed up interior design.

Over 200,000 people have pre-ordered an electric car they've never driven

By Tuan Huynh

Pre-orders for Tesla's new car went 0 to 60 real quick.

Why are people waiting in line to reserve a Tesla Model 3?

By Tuan Huynh

The Tesla Model 3 unveil is tonight, but thousands waited in line to reserve one already.

BMW and Microsoft partner up for Google Now-like functions

By Tuan Huynh

build 2016 BMW wants to take over your digital life using a Microsoft Azure-based service

Quick take: BMW gesture control

By Tuan Huynh

BMW wants drivers and passengers to control basic infotainment features using hand motions – techradar tests it out.

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