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2026 Lexus ES 350h: The case for calm
Lexus builds the best cars I drive. And I've stopped apologizing for saying so. There's no single reason.
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2026 Lincoln Nautilus AWD Hybrid: 20,000 leagues over my budget
In 1962 Bob Eagle bought a Lincoln-Mercury dealership out of bankruptcy, and built it – while located on Dallas’ Lemmon Avenue – into one…
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2026 Toyota Camry Hybrid – Full disclosure: It comes with composure
LANGLEY, Ark. — It is tempting, easy, and ultimately wrong to dismiss the 2026 Toyota Camry Hybrid as boring.
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Kia’ Carnival Hybrid Minivan – Roamin’ holiday: West
Do You Know the Way to Monterey? It seems almost predestined: We want – as a family – to plan a summer get-together, and I call Kia to see…
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Kia’s Carnival Hybrid – Party on!
We have three adults, one teenager, luggage for five nights and roughly 300 miles each way.
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Cents and centsibility – Toyota’s Corolla cross and GR86
In an overview provided by – you’ve already guessed!
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Ford’s Maverick Lobo – Bart maverick
If of a certain age (Boomer!), you’ll remember the ‘50s-era TV series, Maverick.
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Toyota’s Corolla FX – Fun, functional…and fuelish
If - of late – you’ve found yourself at the gas pump, your jaw hanging open as you try to make sense of what is happening in the Strait of…
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Toyota’s Prius Prime – Prime time?
Editor’s Note: In my ‘hood – over the last two weeks – gas, which had been reliably sitting at $2.89/gallon, is now 90 cents higher.
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Silent night, wholly night – Toyota’s Sienna: The Art of the Quiet Trailhead
Ark. – Sunrise over Bull Shoals Lake had been spectacular, and at an hour when most people were pouring a first cup of coffee, we rolled up…
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2025 Kia Sorento Hybrid SX-Prestige AWD: Quiet Competence in Motion
There’s something quietly satisfying about the 2025 Kia Sorento Hybrid SX-Prestige AWD. It doesn’t shout for attention.
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2026 Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid – Hyjinks
Thia nation’s news media – both print and broadcast – rarely pays attention to the nation’s auto industry until something’s amiss.
