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We spent a full week with the 2025 BMW i5 to evaluate its infotainment and connectivity stack—iDrive 8.5, the curved dual-screen cockpit, wireless smartphone integration, and the latest over-the-air update system. Our focus: responsiveness, learning curve, voice control, data connectivity, and how well BMW balances touch, voice, and physical controls in everyday driving.
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We spent a full day lapping the 2024 Toyota GR Supra 3.0 manual on Buttonwillow Raceway Park’s CW13 configuration to gauge its real-world pace and stamina. With data logging and controlled tire pressures, we focused on lap time consistency, handling balance, and driver confidence over multiple stints.
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We spent a full day range‑testing a 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 RWD Long Range over city streets, steady 70‑mph highway, and an 80‑mph stint in light rain and wind. Here’s how it performed, with measured efficiency, state‑of‑charge changes, and a fast‑charge stop.
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A week of instrumented testing focused on real-world visibility: quantifying the Civic Type R’s A-pillars, rear glass, camera performance, and mirror coverage across city, highway, and night driving.
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We spent a week and 520 miles with a 2025 BMW i5 eDrive40 equipped with Driving Assistance Professional and Parking Assistant Professional. Our goal: stress-test its active safety and semi-automated driving stack in real traffic, on mapped interstates, at night, in rain, and in tight urban parking to see where the tech shines—and where a human still does it better.
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We ran a controlled 200 km highway loop to compare three widely used driver-assist suites—Tesla Autopilot, Hyundai Highway Driving Assist 2, and Toyota Safety Sense 3.0—focusing on lane-centering smoothness, hands-on-wheel detection, and how each system handles cut-ins and cut-outs.
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Twelve months and 18,200 miles with a 2024 RAV4 Hybrid XLE AWD gave us ample time to evaluate not just fuel economy and comfort, but the nuts-and-bolts of ownership: scheduled service, recall handling, parts availability, and dealer customer care.
