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An award-winning automotive journalist with over 20 years in the industry, contributing editor Lyndon Conrad Bell has also written for publications such as Road & Track, Car and Driver, Autobytel, The Chicago Sun Times and Forbes.
Product focused, Bell pens new car reviews based upon his more than two decades of experience covering the automotive sector. Further, as a reviewer, he considers automobiles from an owner's perspective. Says Bell; “I test cars like I own them, not like I stole them.…

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A Week With: 2026 BMW iX xDrive45

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By Lyndon Bell
| headlight.news
Introduced in 2020, with its first deliveries taking place in the latter part of 2021, as 2022 models, the BMW iX has now been around for over half a decade. The marque’s first purpose built all-electric SUV, the iX looked like something out of a science fiction movie when it was unveiled. The new BMW iX xDrive45 gets some styling updates and can charge from 20% to 80% in as little as 20 minutes. Perhaps owing to that, opinions about its appearance were somewhat mixed.
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2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV: The EV For The Rest Of Us

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By Lyndon Bell
| TopSpeed Verified
Unveiled at the 1990 Los Angeles Auto Show, GM’s Impact concept car presaged the company’s EV1, the first mass-produced purpose-built EV from a major American automobile manufacturer. Offered to consumers in 1996 on a lease program, the EV1 used a 137-horsepower AC induction motor, which gave it a zero-to-60 of roughly 8.5 seconds. The maximum range was 142 miles for the second-generation models, which used nickel-metal hydride batteries.
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2026 Honda Ridgeline TrailSport: Celebrating 20 Years Of Honda's Mid-Size Pickup

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By Lyndon Bell
| TopSpeed Verified
As far as most North Americans are concerned, the Ridgeline was Honda's first pickup truck. However, it turns out Honda’s first production automobile was a pickup truck. The company introduced the Honda T360 in June 1963, which predated its S500 sports car by four months. Produced for the Japanese domestic market, the T360 was what is known as a kei truck. The brand’s first compact pickup along the lines of today’s Ridgeline was a rebadged Isuzu, offered only in Thailand, as the Tourmaster.
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