Miguel Cortina is a Mexico Editor at MotorTrend. He specializes in automotive journalism, focusing on automobiles, electric vehicles, and motorcycles, while providing insightful reviews on brands such as Honda, Toyota, Golf, and Genesis Motor. Miguel's work has been featured in MotorTrend and USA TODAY.
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Known for its fun-to-drive charm, the Mini enters a new generation. Do its changes affect its traditional feel? Pros Settled ride
By: Miguel Cortina
The 2025 Audi Q6 and SQ6 are the automaker’s newest models in the U.S., with fast-charging technology, competitive range, and a roomy cabin.
By: Miguel Cortina
After spending over a year driving our 2023 Volkswagen Golf GTI, it was bittersweet to say goodbye to the hot hatch leader.
Hyundai fiercely eyes its competition with the Tucson XRT, even if it's not a serious off-roader. Pros Cool wheel design
By: Miguel Cortina
After introducing an all-electric Mini with a silly small battery, the 2025 Mini Cooper Countryman SE All4 makes its debut with 212 miles of range.
We tour the automaker's design studio and get a closer look at the coming R3 models.
By: Miguel Cortina
BMW is rolling out its new Panoramic iDrive system, which has been developed to help revolutionize the in-cabin experience of its vehicles.
Mazda's comfortable and peppy crossover joins our yearlong test fleet. Mazda has been responding to market demands by expanding its SUV lineup.
Mazda's compact hatchback is one of the few cars that still offer a manual transmission. Pros Engaged driving dynamics
Go behind the scenes with the arresting new 0 electric models from Honda. Honda is revving up for a bold comeback in the EV race.
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