The honest rule
We never claim to have driven, tested, or experienced a vehicle we have not. Any driving impression on this site comes from genuine testing, and when testing has not happened, we say so plainly.
Specification-based previews
Many of our vehicle articles are specification-based previews built from verified manufacturer data. For an example, see our Tesla Roadster 2026 coverage. These are labeled as previews, not hands-on reviews, and they never include invented driving impressions.
Comparisons
Our comparisons use verified specification tables covering price, range or fuel economy, charging or performance figures, battery capacity, dimensions, warranty, and availability — each tied to a stated market, model year, trim, testing standard, source, and date.
If hands-on testing happens
Should we test a vehicle directly in the future, the article will state what was tested, for how long, and under what conditions, so readers can judge the findings fairly.