Brian Normile is a Road Test Editor at Cars.com. He specializes in automotive topics, focusing on cars, trucks, electric vehicles (EVs), and motorcycles. Brian's insights and expertise in the automotive industry have been featured in various publications, showcasing his commitment to delivering in-depth reviews and analysis.
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Brian Normile's coverage is heavily biased towards automotive content, particularly car reviews and industry-specific news. His focus on reviewing new cars and reporting industry-specific data suggests that he may be interested in pitches related to new car models, innovative technologies in the automotive sector, or broader trends impacting the automobile industry.
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If the Trailseeker is going to be even a partial replacement for the Outback, it has to be able to hold a lot of stuff. How well does it do?
By: Brian Normile
We’ve driven our long-term 2025 Toyota 4Runner Hybrid nearly 15,000 miles, and we’re averaging 20.2 mpg — well less than the EPA-estimated combined rating.
By: Brian Normile
We gave the new Mazda CX-5 to one of the judges from our compact SUV comparison test to see how he thought it would have performed.
By: Brian Normile
While there are more full-size three-row SUVs than ever, few are hybrids, so we put two of them to the test: the Hyundai Palisade Hybrid and Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid.
While some vehicles might save money by using E85, those savings will likely be offset by the purchase cost, and it could take you decades to break even, depending on your driving habits.
If you want room for a lot of people and want to look like you spent a lot (but only want to spend not as much), the base 2026 Chevrolet Suburban LS is worth considering.
The all-new 2027 Kia Telluride shares exterior similarities with the luxurious and iconic Land Rover Range Rover.
By: Brian Normile
Despite its driving-related shortcomings, the Hyundai Tucson Hybrid managed a third-place finish in our most recent compact-SUV comparison test.
The 2026 VW Atlas' touchscreen and user interface are frustrating to use, and both will be different — and improved — for 2027, which is why we recommend waiting if you can.
By: Brian Normile
We put the 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit and 2025 Toyota 4Runner Hybrid TRD Off-Road Premium through a series of tests and share what we did and didn't like about them.
