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Kia’s 2020 Soul – Hamming It Up
Born of a concept in 2005, Kia’s Soul first started rocking the North American (sales) charts in the 2010 model year.
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Nissan’s Freshened Murano: Feathering Your Empty Nest
If you’re a regular reader and had a chance to catch our look at the freshened Nissan Maxima this month, you’ll know ours was a rather…
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The all-new 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe – Good looks, great ride!
This week I drove the all-new Hyundai Santa Fe.
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Nissan’s Subcompact Kicks – Young Adult, Novel
The 2019 Nissan Kicks is an all-new subcompact crossover aimed at both singles and couples (but not, you know, communal households with one…
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Infiniti’s QX60: Upwardly mobile, still accessible
As a lap of Dallas’ recent auto show would have shown you, the 3-row crossover dominates the SUV segment in much the same way as a certain…
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Cadillac’s XTS – The Standard of a Disappearing World
Cadillac is now supplying what is essentially the new Town Car, as Lincoln – with Matthew McConaughey behind the wheel – has changed its…
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Honda’s Passport Takes a Shortcut to Adventure
It was around 1998 that my wife and I considered the purchase of an Isuzu Rodeo, a body-on-frame, midsized SUV offering a solid, truck-like…
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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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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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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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Hyundai’s all-new Santa Fe – And yeah, it knows the way
In the redesign of its all-new Santa Fe, Hyundai ditched the ‘Sport’ descriptive, while arguably adding more ‘sport’ to its design and…
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Ford’s Ecosport – Too little, and (maybe) too late
It was January of 2012 – almost seven years ago – that Buick introduced its Encore, the company’s U.S.
