With the second-generation Sedona benefiting from a diet and more power under the hood, Kia's minivan is no longer huffing and puffing to catch up to the more expensive class leaders

  Car & Drive review: While its supercharged, 580-hp 6.2-liter V-8 makes the ZL1 the most powerful Camaro ever, it’s much more than a straight-line muscle car of yore. It has a track-tuned suspension, either a six-speed Tremec manual or automatic with paddle shifters, and a multilink rear suspension. Offered as a coupe or convertible, it’s super fast, sticks to the road like it’s cemented there, and is incredibly refined; it’s literally a blast to drive. Now if Chevy could do something about the limited visibility.