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We connect three parts of the automotive world: practical ownership, the engineering behind the drive, and news with context. A specification is a starting point. The useful story explains what it changes for you.

Who is responsible

Roadfelt is an independent, owner-run publication. The Roadfelt editorial desk is responsible for selecting stories, presenting the evidence and maintaining corrections. Our byline identifies that desk; it does not imply a team of vehicle testers.

What our articles are based on

Each story identifies its scope and evidence. Our current articles are researched guides and analysis, prepared with AI assistance and checked against the linked sources. They are not independent road tests or workshop inspections. We identify manufacturer claims as claims, and illustrative calculations as examples.

Sources you can follow

We favor original technical research, manufacturer documentation and official consumer resources. Source links appear alongside the relevant claims. Two copies of the same announcement do not count as independent confirmation.

The right car, in the right market

Ownership resources initially focus on the United States. Engineering explanations can apply more broadly; model details, market availability and local requirements still need their own checks. Dates show when an article was published, with source checks disclosed separately.

Editorial independence

Our current articles contain no sponsored placements or affiliate links. Any future commercial relationship relevant to a story will be disclosed. Stock photographs are labeled as illustrations, so they do not imply that we drove or tested the pictured vehicle.

Corrections and updates

We correct factual errors and will explain substantive changes alongside the article. A fresh date should mean fresh work. If evidence remains incomplete, we say which question it leaves open. Send a correction, source update or editorial question to the editorial desk.