Review
The 2020 Kia Telluride
‘To Hell You Ride!’ As I’ve written before, over the last decade the Korean OEMs have nailed the process of naming models.
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Review
Range Rover Evoque First Edition: Ready For Urban Adventure*
*Like, you know, parking yourself This seems absolutely crazy.
News
TxDot's 'Don't Mess with Texas' and Buc-ee's Partner-up
Now there's even less to mess with… Unless you travel in your own RV, where restrooms are always clean and roads are inevitably smooth,…
Book review
Book it! Your end-of-summer reading list
Writing this on August 15th, there remain (perhaps) a dozen poolside days in which to take a dip, have a beer and grab a book.
Review
Ford’s New Ranger – Expanding the Middle Class
At one point not that long ago, they were regarded as ‘compact’ trucks.
Review
Hyundai’s Veloster N: Very nice, and can turn nasty
Let’s get this out of the way from the git-go: With its new Veloster N, Hyundai hasn’t reinvented the wheel, nor has it shifted any…
Events
Automotive fine arts society revs up carmel
The Automotive Fine Arts Society, long a fixture on the lawns of the Pebble Beach Concours, have done what so many - of late - are doing:…
Review
The Bullitt Mustang: More Mustang marketing*
*Or a Bullitt to your heart? Have you hit the wall with the almost incessant ‘anniversaries’?
Review
Kia’s Niro EV – What to Drive*
*While we’re still driving… In any metro area with a highway system and, by extension, a commute, Tesla’s Model 3 – you know, the…
Review
Hyundai’s Kona – How To Grind Your Gravel
At a time when we, as car buyers, are almost besieged by the industry’s alphanumeric (RS7, anyone?) nomenclature, the folks at Hyundai…
Review
Toyota’s Prius AWD-e Hybrid
AWD-e is one sure-footed step for man My son-in-law – Ethan – lives in Los Angeles, owns both a Prius and a 4Runner, and on every available…
Review
The Mazda3 Hatchback
This one’s for the girls The July 15th cover of Autoweek features a Mazda on its cover, winning the Six Hours at Watkins Glen (New York).
