#Xc90

The 2017 Consumer Reports Annual Reliability Survey has been released.

SUVs and crossovers aren’t traditionally very “pretty,” but automakers are proving that these once boxy utilitarian vehicles can be quite the lookers.

If you’re a short driver shopping for a new car, this list is for you.

Cars aren’t one size fits all.

Not all three-row vehicles are comfortable.

Spy photographers have caught a mysterious Volvo XC90 test vehicle on camera.

The next chapter in Volvo wagons is here, as the V90 is set to premiere in Detroit early next week and will then go on sale in the U.S., though there is a catch. 

Premium crossovers are the subject of today’s poll. We’re pitting the ever-popular Acura MDX against Volvo’s award-winning XC90 in a cyber popularity contest. Do you have a favorite?

Self-driving Volvo XC90 SUVs are heading to public roads in Gothenburg.

If you’re anxiously awaiting Jeremy Clarkson’s return in The Grand Tour, he recently published a list of his top 10 Star Cars.

Engine start-stop buttons used to be a novelty, but now they’re found in most vehicles on the market.

Luxury automakers took a majority of the spots on the 2016 Wards 10 Best Interiors list.

Volvo sold more than half-a-million cars for the first time in its 89-year history in 2015.

The North American Car and Truck/Utility of the Year winners were just announced this morning at the Detroit auto show.

Luxury crossovers are popular with all kinds of drivers, from affluent young professionals to retirees. Two of the best available on the market today are the Acura MDX and brand-new Volvo XC90.