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2019 Toyota Avalon: A Sedan’s Subtle Seduction
I was last working on an automotive showroom in 2002, selling Volvos roughly six months before the on-sale date of Volvo’s first true…
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Toyota’s C-HR Limited: A Renewed Focus On Youth – And Why Are We Not Surprised?
For the handful paying attention to the 2020 Presidential sweepstakes, you’ll know that the Democratic primaries look to be chock full of…
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Honda’s Plug-in Hybrid: With Carbon For None, And Clarity For All
Here, we think, is the premise. You’re a tree hugger, fully committed to minimizing your environmental impact.
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Hyundai’s Refreshed Tucson – Raising Arizona?
I’ll begin with an admission: I have damn few friends. My social circle, if truthful, is – at best – a semi-circle.
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With UX 200, Lexus Hatches Entry-Level Plan
Affordability. Of course, not everyone’s talking affordability – Commerce secretary Wilbur Ross isn’t.
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The Mustang GT – Daze of Thunder
It was in November of 1993 that I began my editorial ‘journey’, behind the wheel of an all-new ’94 Mustang GT.
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Mazda’s CX-5 Signature: Return of the Zoomsayers*
*a group given to predictions of impending velocity It wasn’t a record sales year for the U.S.
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2019 Lexus ES 350: Extra Special…and Extra Sensible
If, like many at the end of this year, you found yourself waxing nostalgic toward the George H.W.
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Acura’s MDX Sport Hybrid – Buy a Wider Margin
Gig Harbor, WA – It’s again a family holiday, with the right number of people taking the wrong amount of luggage.
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2019 Honda Insight: Staying Alive @ 55*
*EPA estimate, City miles per gallon for LX and EX models If you’re in the camp that believes chestnuts ‘roasting on an open fire’ put out…
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Toyota’s Prius – Think of It As A Climate Accord
After almost twenty years in the U.S., Toyota’s Prius is as ubiquitous in some markets as Ford’s F-Series is in Fort Worth.
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Kia’s Stinger – At $35K, A Proportional Response
You’ve heard it before, but it’s worth repeating: the Koreans are coming.
