Posted October 17
2007 Mini Cooper S
Mini Coopers are cool. Mini Cooper S’s are even cooler. Unfortunately the little car that could comes so close to perfection, its shortcomings -- few as they are -- are nearly unforgivable. Read the full review »
Posted August 2007
2007 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
When you are hitting as many home runs as GM has recently, the obvious question comes to mind: are steroids involved? Is this really the golden age of automotive endeavors for GM, or has CEO Rick Wagoner spiked the proverbial punchbowl. Read the full review »
Posted August 2007
2007 Mazda 6 Sport Wagon Grand Touring
Finally, a car company has the guts to admit they make a wagon. In the case of the Mazda 6, it's a darn good one. I am so sick of hearing the name crossover when you, me and Dupree all know that this automotive buzzword is well, just a buzzword. Read the full review »
Posted August 2007
2007 Pontiac G6 GT Convertible
Arguably the coolest thing to happen to the auto industry in the last few years has been the retractable hardtop. Sure, this technology has been kicking around since the 1950's but those early models where as temperamental as Paris Hilton. Read the full review »
Posted July 2007
2007 Volvo S80 V8 all wheel drive
In a crowded market of upscale performance/luxury minded sedans, Volvo upped the ante and dropped the completely redesigned S80 into the market place. At first glance the makeover may seem more cosmetic then major surgery, however a closer peak confirms Volvo's claim that this baby shares nothing with its last generation. Read the full review »
Posted July 2007
2007 Jaguar XKR
A beautiful car, like a beautiful woman, can lead you to some bad decisions. With its $90,000 sports car, the Jaguar XKR is out of the league of everyone but dotcom millionaires. Read the full review »
Posted July 2007
2008 Volvo C30
Volvos have always been synonymous with safety -- both in crash test performance and in aesthetics. Even in recent years, as the Swedish carmaker has strayed from its stereotypical boxy station wagons and sedans into (relatively) sexier models like the S80, Volvos have never had the kind of head-turning curb appeal of other luxury European carmakers. Read the full review »
