Viknesh Vijayenthiran is an Editor at Internet Brands Automotive Group. He specializes in automotive journalism, focusing on performance and luxury cars, as well as electric vehicles and car manufacturing. Vik's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including KLST News, KRON-TV, and Motor Authority.
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Luxury buyers who once gravitated toward large sedans are increasingly choosing full-size SUVs, drawn by their commanding presence and added practicality.
By: Viknesh Vijayenthiran
The Blackwing V8 wasn't the future of Cadillac, but here's why it still matters.
By: Viknesh Vijayenthiran
Affordable three-row SUVs have become one of the hottest segments in the market, helping brands like Toyota, Honda, and Kia rack up sales.
By: Viknesh Vijayenthiran
Acura's current lineup delivers sharp handling, solid quality, and plenty of value - but it hasn't done enough to reignite demand.
By: Viknesh Vijayenthiran
Every man and his dog seems to be chasing old Toyota and Lexus V8 SUVs these days, but they're not the only path to dependable, body-on-frame luxury.
By: Viknesh Vijayenthiran
Want a luxury sports sedan that doesn't require you to fork out the equivalent of a mortgage payment every month, or leave you wondering whether a failed turbocharger is about to grenade your engine?
Rumors of Volkswagen launching a pickup truck in the US have circulated for years, and while it finally looks like the automaker might be ready, elsewhere
Ram finally dropped the Hellcat supercharged into a proper pavement-tuned pickup to create the ultimate street truck with the 777-horsepower 2027
By: Viknesh Vijayenthiran
With its symmetrical design and even firing order, the inline-six engine delivers a level of balance and smoothness that's hard to match.
By: Viknesh Vijayenthiran
With the 718 Cayman gone, the 911 has taken over as Porsche's entry-level race-car platform.
