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Executive Wheels: Best Feature Ever
This is an odd car – odd because I loved it, but I simply don’t understand why Honda makes it. The original Insight, which has no relation to this one except being a hybrid, debuted in the year 2000 as a subcompact, 3-door weird looking oddball of a car that featured only two seats.
Executive Wheels: Two Great Vehicles
I’m not sure why the car companies keep sending out new models that haven’t changed – in this case the Subaru BRZ – for review.
Executive Wheels: Luxury SUV Tales
These two vehicles belong in the same conversation because they are, on balance, amazingly similar: both are mid-sized SUVs, and both are stalwarts in the middle of their respective lines, and those lines, Acura and Lexus, are the luxury brands of two of Japan’s most venerable nameplates, Honda and Toyota, respectively.
Executive Wheels: A Worthy Pickup Competitor, and Made in the USA
All of my apprehensions melted away the very minute I got into the Tundra and drove it around the block
Executive Wheels: Great Base Vehicle, Suspect PHEV System
The Outlander itself – available in a gasoline engine format – just might be the ticket for someone looking for a mid-sized SUV, but this PHEV – Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle – is another matter.
Executive Wheels: Too Many Little Flaws
Little things can become deal breakers as far as I am concerned.
Executive Wheels: Forte Displayed Well in Forte
Kia’s forte is, obviously, building cars, nowhere better displayed than in its Forte.
Executive Wheels: Make Mine the Mazda – By a Little
Different isn’t necessarily better, especially here on the Accord.
Executive Wheels: The Pleasure of Driving
I am simply not going to pay $71,270 for a Dodge.
Executive Wheels: Want-Ability Rating – Astronomical
Being a hybrid and capable of operating as any gasoline vehicle, there is no worry here in the Niro.
Executive Wheels: A Penny For My Thoughts – And Not a Cent More
I was looking forward to seeing the Honda Fit, for comparison purposes, and in doing some research I found a U.S. New & World Report ranking of the best subcompacts, and the magazine placed the Fit on the top of the list.
Executive Wheels: Top of the Second-Car Class
What I liked the most is how simple the Rio is.
