The Durango from Dodge has always been a fan favourite and even if you're no fan of SUV's like I am, the latest version still has quite a few charming aspects.
But charm is something that can sometimes have an expiry date. If you use the same...
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Review: 2020 Lexus RX 350
If you’re a fan of mid-size luxury SUV’s you should probably
thank Lexus.
They were they ones that essentially created the segment back in 1998 when the first-generation
RX debuted. But they had their eye on creating this new segment as early as
1993.
Today, the...
Can the 2020 Jeep Gladiator Convince Me To Trade My BMW?
I've always liked Jeeps. Not only does the Wrangler specifically look cool, but that ruggedness isn't merely cosmetic. Throw the worst of what nature can bring to the table at it, and it can usually tackle it with relative ease.
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Review: 2020 Lincoln Corsair
I'm beginning to think that the Lincoln brand is a lot like a cat. That is to say, there have been several times in recent memory when it looked like the brand was going to be killed off, only to have it resurge with seemingly endless lives to...
Quick Drive: 2020 Porsche Taycan Turbo – The Future Is Electrifying
For Porsche, the future is electrifying. And in order to look to its future, it had to look into its past.
The first vehicle built by founder Ferdinand Porsche was an electric car back in 1898 called the P1. It had a range of 79...
Review: 2020 Hyundai Venue
Hyundai's current lineup includes a fairly substantial 11 models and that doesn't include the different variants of the same model such as the electrified version of the Kona or the high performance N version of the Veloster. On paper, it seems as if Hyundai is a fairly well-rounded...
Review: 2020 Ram 1500 Laramie Crew Cab 4×4
I think this is the first time I've ever started a pick-up truck review with the interior, but it needs to be acknowledged that this is one of the nicest interiors I've experienced in a long time.
I've driven fully loaded F-150's before, Silverados, Tundras...
Review: 2020 Cadillac XT6 Sport
A couple of years back I noticed a problem for Cadillac: they had very few crossover/SUV offerings in their lineup and far too many sedans and coupes. For someone like me, that isn't a problem. I love sedans, hatchbacks, wagons, coupes - you name it - if it's...
Review: 2020 Toyota Corolla 6-Speed Manual
It's really nice when auto manufacturers actually listen to feedback from customers and so called auto critics such as myself.
For decades we've been touting the Corolla as being an excellent choice for a student or your grandma because as a car by definition only,...
Review: 2019 Volkswagen Tiguan R-Line
In many ways, I think the current Tiguan is worse than the previous generation. It's slower, less nimble, more tuned for comfort than performance and generally doesn't stir much emotion.
However, the new recipe for the Tiguan is generating a lot of sales from customers...