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Executive Wheels: Wonderful … But
A car review of the 2018 Subaru Outback – the triumphs and the characteristics worthy of complaint.
Executive Wheels: Commuter Passenger Cars
Jeff Rundles reviews the 11th generation Toyota Corolla and the 2018 Hyundai Elantra GT Sport.
Executive Wheels: A Little Edge to the Compass
These two vehicles are really nothing alike, as the first is a compact SUV/crossover and the second is a beefy compact hatchback, but since both (can) feature all-wheel-drive and off-road capabilities, and are priced very much alike, there are some similarities.
Executive Wheels: Great Stuff in the Mid-Range
I put these three vehicles together because, basically, they are very similar: Priced about the same, targeted to pretty much the same demographic (smaller regular cars), felt very alike behind the wheel, and are relatively close on fuel efficiency.
Executive Wheels: 10-Year-Old Guts in a 2018 Model
In the subsequent 10 years the competition – chiefly Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Infiniti, Land Rover on the large SUV side – have advanced significantly when it comes to styling and engines.
Aurora's Transit-Oriented Public Art Serves as Attraction and Economic Engine
The collaborative efforts were acknowledged by the Colorado Business Committee for the Arts in 2018, with multiple transit stop projects included in the honor.
Executive Wheels: A Toyota That Tastes a Lot Like Meatloaf Tuesdays
This 2018 model - the 8th generation of the venerable model that Toyota debuted in 1982 - has been redesigned and is overall bolder, with a more aggressive grille and lines, somewhat sleeker and rounded.
Rundles Wrapup: Check Engine
Add that to the housing-cost woes and it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see a day in the not-so-distant future that the most welcome sight for many people will be the “Welcome to Colorful Colorado” sign in the rear-view mirror.
Executive Wheels: Sparse, Spartan, Utilitarian – And Fun
The Metris is clearly one of the stranger vehicles I have ever driven, but it strikes me that this type of vehicle – with its commercial operation counterparts – has the versatility to stay around for a long time.
Executive Wheels: The Pleasant Mystery of the Mazda
Indeed, times have be tough for Mazda, as it has had many financial difficulties since founding in 1920, and it has struggled of late coming out of the 2008 Great Recession.
Executive Wheels: 2017 Subaru Brz Limited, Flat-Out Fun
Toyota refreshed the look as they brought out the new 86, and they added a more power to this 2-door roadster: a 2.0-liter boxer 4-cylinder with some 205 hp.
Executive Wheels: The Real Cherokee; The BIG 300
It’s not that one is bad and the other good – for what they are these are both very fine vehicles. No, it’s that they are totally different, and appeal to a totally different clientele.
