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General Motors has turned into a lean and mean car company and it shows in some of their latest vehicles including those proudly wearing the GMC badge. New to the lineup is the 2010 GMC Terrain that shares its underpinnings with the Chevrolet Equinox.
The new GMC Terrain is cleverly set off from its not-so-distant cousin in the exterior department. General Motors was bold with the styling of the GMC Terrain giving it an oversized grill, squared accents in the bodylines and somewhat of a reused rear-en…
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By Chris Haak
Have you ever seen a photo of a person who appears at a glance to be really attractive, only to see the person later in the flesh, and notice flaws like yellow teeth, sun-damaged skin, gray hairs, wrinkles, or that he or she smells bad? Or even worse, the person still looks great, but has a terrible personality, is mean, or a perhaps a little rough around the edges?
I’m not saying the Kia Forte Koup has a terrible personality, but let’s just say that its looks – and this…
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The replacement for the Arnage is a wondrous device. Shame about those headlights, though.
It hardly fits the genteel image typically associated with the company, but Bentley’s success in the U.S. is directly attributable to the hip-hop generation’s affection for the Arnage. If rappers like P. Diddy and Jay-Z hadn’t associated that luxury liner with Cristal, Hennessy, and big-time ballin’, who knows whether Bentley would have made the leap from half-dead brand to ultra-luxury car of choice durin…
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There’s a first time for everything. In this case, being admonished by my wife for “only doing 30.” To which I readily replied, “Babe, we’re still accelerating!” Welcome to the 2010 Prius, loved by owners, hated by many non-owners. I asked Toyota to lend me one for a week so that I might get past [...]
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By James Wong
I’ve never done a tyre test before, so this is going to be the first time. There is just so much to say about the tyres that I thought writing an article up on them is going to be useful, because I’ve been scattering my verdict on this set of tyres to everyone with nowhere to consolidate the findings. So I hope this is useful for those who are considering this set of tyres for their cars, especially since they may be going for a clearance price now that the Michelin Pilot Sport…
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Tell me that this “Molten Orange” pickup isn’t the most kick-butt pickup you have ever seen. Crouch down to take a head-on picture and one thought comes to mind: “Did I leave this thing in park?”
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This Italian compact shows the Fiat-Chrysler alliance has promise.
We are sympathetic to the boy who cried wolf. Frankly, we’ve lost track of the number of times we have heralded the return of Alfa Romeo to the United States.
Keep Reading: 2010 Alfa Romeo Giulietta – First Drive Review
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One of the strangest phenomena of the revived retro muscle car wars is the renewed emphasis on V6 performance. Once derided as “Secretary Specials,” the V6 versions of the Ford Mustang and Chevy Camaro now make upwards of 300 horsepower, while earning EPA highway ratings that surpass the 30 MPG mark. But if these latter-day [...]
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An outside panel of high-level business and technology experts created to advise Toyota Motor Corp. will conduct a broad review of the Japanese automaker’s operations, ranging from its electronic systems to the company’s internal communications, the head of the panel said Thursday.
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