Category: On The Road: Driving Impressions

While I never thought the MX-5 needed a retractable hard top, it does fit the vehicle well.

Last week General Motors hosted a two-day event in sunny Southern California showcasing quite a few of their 2007 makes and models. The event kicked off with a press conference at Saturn of Temecula with the first day’s events focusing on Saturn’s new lineup, followed by a ride and drive down to San Diego.

Chrysler Sebring: Poised, but not inspiring.

Volkswagen has just introduced its new Eos sporty car. They call it a CSC or "Convertible Sunroof Coupe".

Cadillac is hoping the 2007 Escalade is act two in the sales success the first Escalade enjoyed. We had a chance to take a brand-spanking-new GM Bling-Box up the coast and back down again to see how close to hitting the mark they might be.

Costco and Cadillac... how American.

Cadillac CTS tour of East Midlands continues

For the past few days, I have been driving a Cadilalc CTS around England. CTS won AutoPacific's 2006 Vehicle Satisfaction Award for Entry Luxury Cars in the USA. The evaluation started at Heathrow Airport, driving to the outskirts of London and then North to the East Midlands.

If Nissan’s Xterra is a tough, rugged, and capable off-road, dust and dirt-gobbling machine providing owners with everything they need and nothing they don’t. Xterra's pavement-pounding antithesis is the Infiniti FX.

The Outlander brings new features to the Compact SUV segment and offers a competitive powertrain, measured by fuel economy, power, or by emissions, but will it be enough?