Tag: Review
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Pack the New Forester Full. There’s Plenty of Room!
The new, sixth-generation 2025 Subaru Forester has a new structure, updated styling, and new technology inside. But maintains its longstanding identity. What’s Good: Lots of easy-to-use cargo space. Comfortable seating for adults in both rows. New styling is easier on the eyes. What Could Improve: Continuously variable transmission provides nonlinear acceleration under heavy throttle. Some…
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Rip Through Suburbia in the New Kicks!
We finally got a genuine crossover SUV for the second generation, 2025 Nissan Kicks. It stands higher off the ground, offers more space in both rows, and offers AWD as an option. What’s Good: Sharper styling. More space in both rows as well as the cargo bay. New engine with more power. Available AWD…Finally! What…
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Sip Fuel like a Fine Wine in the New Camry!
Starting its ninth generation for the 2025 model year, the Toyota Camry is now exclusively hybrid. But it also looks and drives much better than before. What’s Good: Vastly improved styling over 8th gen model. Improved vehicle dynamics. More engaging to drive. Never wanting for power. Available AWD. What Could Improve: Panoramic moonroof pinches headroom…
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Shock the World with the New Silverado EV!
The 2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV RST cleverly combines electric vehicle strengths with pick-up truck utility. But owning one takes a big chunk of change! What’s GoodBig power. Easy power. Silent power. Functions as a rolling generator to power up to 10kW worth of stuff. Lots of useful tech too. What Could ImproveMassive, 205 kWh battery…
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Blitz Through the Back Roads in this New Hybrid!
The new, 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid arrives as part of an mid-cycle update to the Japanese brand’s compact mainstay. You also see new technology and tweaked styling. What’s GoodMore and more efficient power from the 2.0-liter, two-motor, hybrid system. Retains easy and enjoyable driving nature. What Could ImproveWind and road noise only competitive. EPA rated…
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Slide Down the Road Like Butter in the Genesis GV80!
The updated, 2025 Genesis GV80 receives styling tweaks outside and a 27-in screen inside, as well as other new tech. It’s Turbo 3.5-liter V-6 power carries on. What’s GoodSmooth and quiet ride. Progressive power delivery. Loads of luxury for the price. The cabin provides plenty of practical space. What Could ImproveEven in sport mode, the…
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Hurricane Blows in New Engines for this Updated Ram!
Ram replaced all the V-8s in the 2025 1500 line-up with two twin-turbocharged inline-six engines, both of which deliver big power in the smoothest possible way. What’s GoodThe naturally balanced inline-six delivers power smoothly, two turbochargers attached makes it abundant. Interior updates work well. UConnect 5 infotainment software delivers lag free use. What Could ImproveRam…
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Updated Kia Telluride Review: Tweaked. But is it Better?
Kia updated the Telluride for 2023, offering subtly different styling, larger screens, and two new trims that offer a higher ride height and off-road prowess. What’s GoodSubtle tweaks to the styling keep the Kia Telluride contemporary and attractive. Smooth operating V-6. Plenty of space inside. Dig the heated and ventilated 1st and 2nd row seats.…
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2023 Ford Super Duty Review: Big, Brawny, New Tech, More Power
The Ford Super Duty offers as much as 1200 lb.-ft of torque on tap, so you know there’s a lot of good to talk about. What’s GoodOmnipresent power from the high-output turbo diesel. Impressive acceleration and remarkable smoothness. Cool tech too. What Could ImproveThe base price for a Super Duty Lariat is about the same…
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2024 Ford Mustang Review: Progress in a Nutshell
Raspy, energetic noises from the exhaust and 315 horsepower sent to the rear wheels makes the Ecoboost a worthy Ford Mustang. In fact, the Ecoboost coupe is the sharpest handler of the line-up. What’s GoodStout power and torque from the turbocharged 2.3-liter. Nice and raspy sound from exhaust. Lighter front end, gives the Ecoboost coupe…