Boosting its turbo power ups the performance for VW's Tiguan making it one of the sportiest small SUVs on the market.
Car Spot: 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO
Of the 1.9 billion cars in the world, this one is the most valuable! I am constantly amazed at the car people, buddy Darrel Burnett is connected to. He finds all kinds of interesting cars that the public probably has never heard of and gets the owner/caretaker to agree to exhibit them at The Automobile... Continue Reading →
Review: 2026 Toyota Tundra I-Force Max TRD Pro 5.5 4X4
Off-roaders will love Toyota's fast and flashy Tundra TRD Pro, but they'd best have a substantial bank account to snag one.
Car Spot: 62 Ford Mustang I Roadster
If you’re really into cars, give me some names of automotive engineering icons. The designers who left a lasting impact on the automotive landscape. The go-tos would be Carol Shelby, Colin Chapman, Ralph Gilles, along with a couple of others. This blog entry is about one man who should be added to that list, Roy... Continue Reading →
Review: 2026 Nissan Armada Pro-4X Intelligent 4WD
Twin-turbo V6 power brings more oomph while delivering better mpg to Nissan's 3-row Armada.
Car Spot: 2012 Maserati GranTurismo Convertible Sport
Champagne taste on a beer budget ... I have to admit it, I'm an impulse buyer. Where should I start? How about the 1970 AMX that I bought while living in Green Bay. The engine blew up, and it turned out that the body was mostly Bondo? Or how about the 2008 Suzuki Hayabusa I... Continue Reading →
Review: 2026 Subaru Outback Limited XT
A more powerful turbo boosted Boxer engine and fabulous new interior are big Outback selling points. But the boxy look? You decide!
Car Spot: 2003 Honda S2000
Fast, great looking and economical made the S2000 a Honda standout.
Review: 2026 GMC Acadia Denali Ultimate AWD
Large SUVs are popular because of their roominess and comfort, but luxury and comfort come at a price. Check out this fancy GMC Acadia.
Car Spot: 67 Dodge Deora
From a time when Detroit dreamed up cool I've been attending the Chicago Auto Show for as long as I can remember. It all began back in 1963 when dad went to work for American Motors, and we would get special tickets for a manufacturer 's-only night. I remember, of course, all the latest cars... Continue Reading →