On The Road

In this day and age, that’s a positive steal for a car this well equipped.

When you drive the latest edition of the Chrysler 300 with the “S” package, you might have to rethink your definition of power.

But getting all this, plus Toyota quality and resale for just under $20,000 is a feat in and of itself, and a reminder of why we all came to love them in the first place.

If you’re shopping for a luxury crossover, and you don’t drive this…you’re nuts.

Having a truck that looks like you could haul Commander Peary’s arctic supplies when all you really haul is potting soil is as patriotic a statement as an Eddie Bauer down vest in the middle of New York City.

The Toyota Avalon Hybrid has come a long way from its origins as part of the AARP motor pool.

And though our Grand Touring model came with the all-wheel-drive that is optional on others in the line, it is really more car than truck.

Well, the Sportage has grown up.

And now, the 10th generation is on the road, and it’s most recent restyle has changed it from a hum drum little commuter to a dramatic little commuter styled to within an inch of its life.

This is the marvelous Mazda 3. I know, it’s not much of a name. But when a car is as sweet as this one is, you only need a number…like 3. I used to contend that Mazda had the most European lineup of the Japanese carmakers. And with the 3, they still do...