Toyota bZ4X is the world’s smoothest RAV4
At long last Toyota is finally in the modern electric vehicle market. Kind of. Yes, Toyota has had some one off electric RAV4’s in the […]
Articles by Patrick Min
Honda’s HR-V is a bit less magical and a bit more mainstream, but is it better?
The subcompact sport utility segment quickly supplanted the subcompact car segment as the new entry-point for automotive brands. When the Honda HR-V first hit the […]
Genesis Crests the $100K Mark And Doesn’t Look Back
“$100,000 doesn’t go as far as it used to, does it?” asked the wealthy gentleman to his well-coiffed companion while pointing at the latest executive […]
Is the Lexus ES300h F SPORT an automotive oxymoron?
With over 30 years of history, Lexus is pretty much a household name now. Much of that name is built on the sales of models […]
Shake Rattle and Roll – How Toyota Trucked Up the New Sequoia
Toyota Trucks hold a place in my heart as a former Product Planner in the division. So the new generation of Tundra and this subsequent […]
Long-Term Intro – Welcome Back BMW X5, Now in PHEV
Ok, this long-term sort of breaks one of my long held rules on never “double dipping” on cars, unless there’s a good excuse like Carbitrage. […]
Short-Term Wrap Up on the Genesis GV80: In Need Of More Polish
Earlier last year we had a need for a new car, we were debating between a few vehicles but ended up with a Genesis GV80. […]
Hyundai Palisade is STILL one of the best family haulers you can buy
There could be countless case studies to write on the strategy of Hyundai. From its U.S. debut in the late 80’s with the Excel, that […]
Nothing but positive energy in the Hyundai IONIQ 5
People ask me, is Hyundai the Korean word for butter? Because Hyundai is on a roll. Sorry (not sorry) for the #dadjoke, but it fits. […]
Quick Spin Round Up – International Motor Press Association Spring Brake
A few months ago we got to take part in a beautiful drive event thanks to our friends at the International Motor Press Association. Big […]