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.
The world is changing and there is little we can do about it.
Every week, my driveway turns into a parking lot for the latest, greatest, and most gadget-laden vehicles imaginable.
The last time I spent a week with a Ford Ranger was 2021. It wasn’t too awfully long after our modern version of the Dark Ages, or as I like to refer to them, the Before Times. Some still wore masks, and most of us were getting used to our new normal.
Imagine this: You’re about to embark on a long journey out of state, and your trusty steed for the adventure is a 2022 Lincoln Nautilus—a rental, no less.
I have many memories from my storied career as an automotive journalist.
In a world where sports sedans are vanishing quicker than daylight on a winter afternoon its good to see that those among us who still love the thrill of speed and power haven’t been swept aside.