Category: Full Review

Let me first start out with an apology, since I’m about to gush unapologetically about the 2019 Ram Limited I just drove, it’s that good. Normally conclusions come at the end but I just couldn’t help myself. The situation is even more unusual as I’m not typically a truck person,

The world is turning to SUV’s sadly, however, there is somewhat of a silver lining in that several manufacturers have built super fast variants of their cooking SUV’s. Sitting at a stop light in a Porsche 911 and having an SUV pull up alongside may cause you to do a

Since California is in an eternal drought rain comes as a total shock to most drivers, their inability to handle the rain is legendary and many crashes ensue. True the roads aren’t really up to it, the water doesn’t drain well and pools up causing hydroplaning and the inevitable aftermath.

The Buick Encore is essentially the Opel/Vauxhall Mokka which was launched in 2012 and brought to the US as the Chevrolet Trax and Buick Encore in 2013. It’s a crossover in the subcompact SUV sector and is indeed quite small being a shade over 14 feet long and only an

Lexus sold nearly twice as many RX crossovers in 2017 as it did ES sedans, which is the brand’s best-selling car model, so it’s easy to see why the sedan is going the way of the dodo. The RX isn’t new though, Lexus introduced this mid size luxury crossover 20

The biggest selling vehicles in the US are full size pick up trucks, Americans bought just over 2 million of them in 2018 and it’s no surprise the big 3 invest a lot of money to get to the top spot, held by Ford for the last 36 years. Bear

I’ll have to agree the 4 door Jeep Wrangler is definitely the more accessible of the Wranglers but the two-door 2018 Wrangler Rubicon that I had for a week is the one that most closely matches the spirit of the original. Having said that all 2.0 Turbo engines come with

Sadly sedans are becoming a thing of the past as buyers migrate to taller and in my opinion, worse handling SUVs and Crossovers. Cadillac has 4 sedans currently in its range, the ATS, CTS, STS and CT6 of which the CT-6 and the XTS will be killed off next year.

Ford is under the impression that Millennials want fast cars but with morespace and to some extent I agree, but not entirely at the expense of the sporty sedans and hatchbacks that will be no longer available stateside. Performance crossovers can be fun to drive, take the incredible Alfa Stelvio

Audi has been offering a wide selection of RS models in Europe for some time, including the RS 3 hatch, (we do get the sedan), the RS 4 Avant and the ballistically fast RS 6 wagon. Unfortunately the last 2 have been so far unavailable Stateside, but this could change