by Tod Mesirow We’re at the precipice of a new age of automotive options, as the car of the future is just about here. Tesla’s top of the line Model S 90d, while not quite an autonomous car, is enabled... Continue Reading →
by Jason Fogelson A few weeks ago, I rode and reviewed the 2016 Royal Enfield 500 Classic for Forbes.com. So when I got the chance to have a phone conversation with the manufacturer’s President for North America, I activated my... Continue Reading →
by Frank A. Aukofer Kaminski The all-new 2016 Buick Cascada may be a cause for celebration—though maybe not sales—among Polish Americans. It is manufactured in the motherland, but it’s a convertible and most of them live in the snow belt.... Continue Reading →
by Jason Fogelson I’ve never owned a Jeep Wrangler, but I’m always tempted. The more that Jeep keeps tweaking the Wrangler, the more tempted I get. The 2016 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited 75th Anniversary Edition very nearly ticks all of my... Continue Reading →
by Jason Fogelson Big crossover vehicles confuse me a little. I don’t understand why I love the 2017 Audi Q7 so much, but I do. Audi lavished some much-need attention to Q7 for 2017, taking a chisel to an exterior... Continue Reading →
by Frank A. Aukofer Purposeful people who save rubber bands and prefer practical automobiles also should have access to motoring exhilaration if they want it, which is the reason for the 2016 Audi RS7 Performance hatchback sedan. This is a... Continue Reading →
by Jason Fogelson You can tell that a vehicle segment is important when the luxury brands come along and start to colonize. Just a few years ago, compact crossover vehicles were a niche. Nobody really believed that there was a... Continue Reading →
by Frank A. Aukofer There used to be a saying that Italian sports cars like the 2016 Alfa Romeo 4C Spider were patterned after volatile mistresses: beautiful, exciting, expensive, dangerous and impossible to live with. The new 4C, a two-seat... Continue Reading →
by Jason Fogelson I've never been much of a gamer. But back in 1991, I bought a Sega Genesis. Why? Because I wanted to play the Sonic the Hedgehog game. The Sega Genesis was amazingly sophisticated in its day, with... Continue Reading →
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