I’ve been spending a lot of time in Volvos lately. I’m not sure why (and believe me, I’m not complaining), it has just worked out that way. This past month…
Yes, we like our Road Trips, but we’re also happy to review any and all new cars we can get our hands on. This is where you’ll find our opinions on a variety of new cars from every manufacturer. We’ve tagged all our posts by manufacturer and model, so click on the magnifying glass in the upper right, type a name into the search box, and you’ll find the car you’re interested in. If there’s something you’d like us to review, send an email to our editor and we’ll get it on the list.
This may be the perfect Wisconsin vehicle. It’s big, heavy, old-fashioned, can handle any weather, and is capable of hauling lots of Spotted Cow to your family reunion in Poynette.…
When the Lexus RC first came out a few years back, feedback from critics and consumers was the culinary equivalent of jambalaya: there was a little bit of everything getting…
There was a time when racing mattered. When an appearance in the winner’s circle on Sunday meant cars would fly out of the showroom on Monday. In the late 1960s…
When I was a kid, my four brothers and our friends would while away the long, hot summer days with games of Wiffle Ball in our front yard which was…
Automakers have reached a fork in the hatchback-riddled road. Do they follow the hybrid path, and hope that the microscopic 2.2% market share that hybrids held in 2016 improves drastically,…
As a child, I was famous for my love of smashing up toy cars, as they careened around a shag-rug raceway while my parents tried to watch Dallas. The faster…
I could make this review of the Volvo XC60 the shortest in automotive history. The entire goodness of completely revamped compact luxury crossover from Gothenburg can be summed up in…
A well-known automotive publication once referred to the Toyota Camry as the “Bud Light” of automobiles. They even went as far as to compare opting for a sportier version to…
There are few places on earth where labels matter more than Napa. You may be a dedicated oenophile who regularly uses terms like bouquet, nose, balance, acidity, legs, and terroir…