Rolling along on a semi-hot summer’s day here in Connecticut, I’m taken by the fact that the Lincoln vehicle I’m driving is so vastly different compared with the Lincolns I grew u
It’s a trend that has been of great benefit to consumers, and a boon to sales for all the manufacturers: making the so-called economy car class much more “upscale” in terms of equ
Many sawfly larvae are actively feeding at this time of year. They often feed in groups and will sometimes rear back in unison in response to a perceived threat, making them quite entertaining.
The headline about comes directly from the Volkswagen PR department, and refers to their midsize Tiguan SUV, which they are enthusiastically sharing with us this week.
As surprising as it may seem, GM revealed this week’s review vehicle, the 2013 Chevrolet Malibu Eco, two full years ago at the 2011 New York International Auto Show.
Here it is the middle of June and the weather is still a bit variable – not that it is a bad thing. For late planters (like me this year), it has a plus.
Volkswagen has always had a way of a instilling a certain style into their automobiles, while at the same time keeping functionality clearly at the top of their design criteria.
There have been so many steady improvements in automobiles over the last couple of decades that it’s sometimes hard to highlight which are the most important.
The world of interior lighting seems to have exploded in the last decade. Gone are the days of choosing either incandescent bulbs or recessed florescent tubes.
If you look into the history of the iconic American full-size pickup truck, you realize that for decades the platform stayed pretty much the same: a cab with two doors and a bed in the back with ei
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