2018 Mercedes-Maybach G650 Landaulet – First Drive Review
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2017 GMC Canyon Review: Solid, Stylish, and Small(ish)
– Overview: The GMC Canyon was revived for a second generation in 2014 alongside its Chevrolet Colorado twin and immediately reinvigorated the moribund mid-size pickup market. Where once these trucks were left to languish for a decade or more without significant changes—or were killed outright—the fresh General Motors duo were… Continue reading
Ford Transit Connect Wagon Review: It’s a Skinny Van
–Overview: The Ford Transit Connect Wagon—the “Wagon” denoting the passenger model as distinct from the commercial cargo vans your plumber and florist use—is the closest thing to a minivan that Dearborn sells today. READ MORE ›› – Continue reading
2016 Subaru BRZ Review: Dirty Drifts, Done Dirt Cheap
– Overview: Subaru’s BRZ, which was co-developed with Toyota and also has been sold as a Scion—it will be transitioned to Toyota’s 2017 lineup after Scion dies—first appeared for the 2013 model year. Inexpensive, rear-drive, and a ball to drive, the BRZ technically has no direct competitors, unless you count… Continue reading
The Art of Lego Scale Modeling: The Awesome Everything Book Review
– There’s really no need to overthink things when it comes to Lego, well, that is unless you’re attempting to make the most lifelike models possible. Then there’s a ton of thinking involved. And, if you’re of a certain age, probably lots of beer, cursing, and the occasional table lift… Continue reading
2015 Hyundai Santa Fe Review: Still a Strong Three-Row Contender
-Overview: The current-generation Hyundai Santa Fe crossover debuted for 2013, at which point the model line grew to include the smaller, five-passenger Santa Fe Sport and the larger Santa Fe proper—the model we’re reviewing here—with seating for seven. The larger version is available only with a 290-hp 3.3-liter V-6 and… Continue reading