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The 2022 GV70 has a well-balanced powertrain, upper-tier interior, and large cargo space. With classy styling, a surprisingly low price tag, and unique appeal, it’s easy to overlook the very few faults found in the GV70.Continue ReadingCategory: Automo… Continue reading Review: 2022 Genesis GV70 – a new benchmark for small luxury crossovers
One by one, every automaker is adapting to the new battery-powered reality. Long holdout Toyota recently succumbed to the inevitable, and fellow Japanese badge Subaru becomes the latest to introduce its first-ever electric vehicle. The timing of those … Continue reading Subaru’s first electric SUV claws out 220 miles of all-wheel adventure
The 2021 VW ID.4 is physically smaller than the Tiguan SUV, but has about the same interior room. It’s powered just right, with both two-wheel and all-wheel drive options, and has enough range to be realistically useful for nearly everyone. While it do… Continue reading Review: 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 is a good match for a ready market
Acura completely redesigned the MDX sport utility for the 2022 model year. It’s new look is an evolution of the previous generation, having some harder edges and simpler design language overall. Inside, everything is changed, including the dual infotai… Continue reading Review: 2022 Acura MDX gets fully updated, ditches the dual-screen setup
When Ford announced the new Bronco models, the focus was largely on the big SUV variants of the rig, made to compete directly with Jeep’s Wrangler series. The Bronco Sport, though largely overlooked, is a solid off-roader, winning the X-class of the Re… Continue reading Review: 2021 Ford Bronco Sport surprises on road and off
When Hyundai announced it was spinning off its Genesis sedan into a full luxury brand, there were doubts about how realistic that goal could be. Now, with the release of the Genesis brand’s second vehicle – the midsized GV80 crossover – it’s clear that… Continue reading Review: 2021 Genesis GV80 is as high-tech – and cushy – as it looks
The American auto market has itself a real, live pickup car, and we now know what it’s going to cost. Coming in a wide range of trims, Hyundai’s Santa Cruz prices in between US$23,990 and $39,720, before freight charge. Will buyers be convinced by the … Continue reading Hyundai Santa Cruz mini-pickup prices in just over $25,000
The iPod HiFi was a stereo speaker add-on produced by Apple in the mid-2000s for their iPod range, a $300-plus speaker cabinet with twin drivers per channel, an iPod dock, …read more Continue reading iPod HiFi Gains New High Notes
The Nissan Rogue has been completely revamped for 2021, with a new look and top-end trim level. It has been Nissan’s top-selling vehicle in North America for a few years, beating out the Altima amid declining sedan sales … and the automaker is hingin… Continue reading Review: All-new 2021 Nissan Rogue carries the company forward
Dodge seems intent on shoving horsepower into everything possible. The company’s potent 6.2-liter supercharged V8 and its Hellcat moniker are becoming synonymous with “ludicrous muscle.” Now you can take the whole family along for your drag strip sprin… Continue reading Review: 2021 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat brings 710 hp to the school pickup