Ed Wallace

Car critic Ed Wallace says Cadillac has three crossovers in this family -- the compact XT4, the midsized XT5 and this slightly larger model. But it's not as large as the full-sized Escalade. Believe it or not, it's actually got a great price for the largest of the three crossovers.

Car critic Ed Wallace reviews a $70,499 model of the 2019 Audi A6. He said the one downside to the newest model is its infotainment system. It's not nearly as logically laid out as older models. But that isn't just an Audi problem. It's most of the industry.

Car critic Ed Wallace has been testing out the 2020 Subaru Legacy sedan. He said it has a soft suspension that he really doesn't care for but each day he drove it, it became more comfortable. The car also lots of safety equipment and a great center console.

Car critic Ed Wallace says the 2020 Maxima is not new but updated with Nissan's improved safety features. However, lots of vehicles now have those features built into them.

Car critic Ed Wallace says the 2019 Range Rover Sport seems a bit bouncier than the last generation. Either that, or the roads around DFW have gotten worse over the past decade.

Car critic Ed Wallace takes a look at the 2020 Jaguar I-PACE, an all electric crossover. While the car is great, he said it could be better in a number of ways.

Car critic Ed Wallace had plans to review the new Volvo XC-90 this week but it had so many defects he shipped it back. Instead, he ended up in a Mazda CX-5.

Car critic Ed Wallace reviews the new Hyundai Palisade. It's the sister vehicle to the Kia Telluride and the Kia may be the best thing he's reviewed this year for the money.

It's one of the most popular stops to escape the heat and to dream about a new car or truck. Car critic Ed Wallace got to check out the State Fair of Texas Auto Show early. Here's his review.

Car critic Ed Wallace reviews the new 2020 Nissan Versa compact sedan. He thinks it's better and a bit more substantial than the last Sentra. But it also shows the least expensive cars sold today are all higher than the public believes.

Car critic Ed Wallace takes a look at the new 2020 Subaru Outlook. He said it feels like an Outback of old but has all of the high-tech features designed to drive you nuts -- a huge iPad for the infotainment system and lots of alert warnings.