Phil Berg is an Editorial Director and automotive journalist who has contributed to various publications including Car and Driver, Autoweek, and Popular Mechanics. With a focus on automobiles, Phil writes about new car reviews, comparisons, and features on classic and unique vehicles.
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Phil Berg's coverage is exclusively focused on the automotive industry, with a specific emphasis on vintage and classic cars, road tests, car comparisons, and SUVs. If you have insights or expertise in these areas related to vintage cars or SUVs in particular, he may be interested in your input for his articles.
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By: Phil Berg
We head to the Southeast and drop the tops on three big-ticket roadsters from BMW, Chevy, and Porsche.
The smaller Montero proves just as capable as the original, at a lower price—if you lay off the options.
From the Archive: After nine years, it graduates from high school. Big time.
Toyota's new Crown sedan, just revealed, essentially replaces the outgoing Avalon. From the Car and Driver archive, here's the road test of the first Avalon XL.
From the Archive: When this generation of the famed VW Bus hit the road, it was the biggest and slowest of the minivans on the U.S. market.
From the Archive: GMC replaces the Jimmy with a two-door SUV that's still all truck.
Archive road test: The third-gen Firebird goes out with a bang.
From the archive: 1998 Chevy, Dodge, Ford, Nissan, and Toyota compact pickups compared.
Chrysler solves the spare-tire bugaboo, adds a new V-8, and improves the second-most-popular sport-ute's four-wheel-drive system.
We evaluate trucks like cars and find that clever design and comfort go a long way.
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