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Executive wheels: Finding the ultimate – Solo or family-friendly car
The good news is that you can get a 2017 Toyota Sienna at a starting base price of $29,750, the Model L, which features the same engine and drivetrain as the more-expensive of the 5 available trims.
How the ski train got back on track
The ski train experience is unique – it eliminates the need for additional transportation, arriving directly at the base of the ski area. With the recent completion of the A line from the airport to Union Station, travelers can get from their city of origin to the slopes without taking a single shuttle or car.
First: Do no harm
There will always be profit and commerce. Perhaps the lesson in this event is remembering how to run a good business - one where no one gets hurt.
Executive wheels: The hot end of the market is cold
I was surprised, though, that the news reports indicated that the hottest sector of the market right now is small SUVs. It surprised me because I recently drove these three small SUVs, and I wasn’t impressed.
Executive wheels: The trickle effect from blah to triumph
Lexus, and in particular the IS350, proves that the Toyota motorcar company is capable of sheer excitement and leadership. But they had better get some of the excitement into the Toyota line.
How many planes do women have to fly?
Women are running billion dollar companies, increasingly becoming successful entrepreneurs, and earning more college degrees than men. What will it take to move beyond the myths so that everyone and every business achieves their full potential?
Executive Wheels: Cross-overs – Who are those guys?
Cross-over vehicles blur lines of where one car manufacturer leaves off and the other beings.
Executive wheels: I want some more of it
The 2017 Ford Escape SE 4WD gets high marks from Jeff Rundles.
An eye on the future: Autonomous mobility
As the auto industry continues to embrace autonomous, shared and electric mobility, it is fast becoming the face of innovation – and investors are taking notice.
You can't win with Toyota's nanny car
I don’t want my car to run roughshod over me. I don’t want my car to be the second grade teacher I detested, or the nanny who was never satisfied with your performance and behavior.
How dare they call this a Corolla!
It is not a Corolla, not even close. And more importantly, calling it the Corolla iM, I believe, demeans the Corolla nameplate.
Keep on truckin' with this freewheeling trio
I’m not really a pickup truck enthusiast, but I really enjoyed the three weeks I spent driving these three great pickup trucks, if for no other reason that I could experience how the other half lives – and I do mean half.
