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David Boldt

New cars measured against forty years of the ones that came before, and the books worth keeping.

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The 2022 Genesis G80 – Giddy up!!!

Recently, the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) held its annual convention in Las Vegas – ‘cuz new car dealers love Las Vegas.

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Hyundai’s Kona EV – ECONOBOX

No sooner had Ford’s Mustang Mach-E been picked up by my press provider than – it seems – Hyundai’s Kona EV landed in my driveway.

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Jeep’s grand cherokee l

From Mainstream to Airstream My wife and I have been a small part of the Jeep family since 1987.

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Book review

The complete book of Ford Mustang

– WILD AND MILD Years ago, when he was at the helm of Toyota’s youthful Scion division (and still youthful himself!), I had the chance to…

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Ford’s 2022 maverick – Basic Instinct

You’ve read about this country’s cultural and political divide, in continuous development since at least 1968, but building up since 1861.

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Ford’s all-new Bronco: Burning love

“Lord almightyI feel my temperature risingHigher higherIt's burning through to my soul.” Elvis, with a significant assist from songwriter…

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The Lexus NX450h+ – Plugging into Lexus

In my capacity (if that’s the word…) as a regular panelist on the AutoNetwork Reports webcast/podcast, we often – as that panel – venture…

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Subaru’s all-new BRZ: It WRX for me

Santa Clarita, CA – In their first iteration, Subaru’s BRZ and its (almost) identical twin, Toyota’s Scion FR-S, represented the epitome of…

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