Almost three decades ago, Subaru took a Legacy wagon, jacked up the suspension, slapped on some cladding, and invented a vehicle class no one knew they needed.
Simpler times. It’s a phrase we boomers like to use when reminiscing about a world where things just made sense.
Ah, Lincoln. The name conjures images of presidential limousines, decadently long sedans, and the unmistakable aroma of leather mixed with a whiff of “I’ve made it.”
I never met John Cooper, the British motor racing legend who, alongside his father, founded the Cooper Car Company.
If you’re looking for a car that’s fast, stylish, and makes you feel alive, boy, do I have a story for you.
While I’ve spent time with plenty of BMWs over the years—M cars, SUVs, and even a few quirky sedans—recently I had my first dance with a 430i.
Back in 2022, I spent a week in the Chevy Equinox. It was the sort of week that doesn’t exactly haunt your dreams but doesn’t set your world ablaze either—solid, predictable, a bit like a coffee that says “I work at an insurance firm.”
Ah, the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid. I remember driving the 2022 model, and it felt like slipping into a pair of comfortable, sensible sneakers—cozy, but not exactly making a statement.