Cars, travel, etc.
Nissan’s homely Murano CrossCabriolet was such a joke among enthusiasts that Car and Driver wrote its review as a Greek tragedy. Becky from NICO Club gives it a more down to earth overview, taking it for a thorough test drive.
The widespread effect of Wal-Mart Supercenters on road trips and the global economy.
Paul Horrell of Top Gear Magazine heads to New York to drive the Saab Phoenix concept car and learns that aside from minor changes, this will be the shape of the new 9-3 coupe.
The Missouri Department of Transportation has lengthened yellow lights at some intersections, resulting in a dramatic reduction in red light camera violations. By allowing more time for intersections to clear, opportunities for collisions are reduced.
Perched on the throne of this massive three-ton urban tank, there’s a bit of guilty pleasure from dominating and brutalizing the earth below.
Robert A. Lutz, the outspoken cigar-smoking fighter pilot who helped turn Chrysler around before it merged with Daimler-Benz in 1998, sat down and wrote a book on business before his brief retirement.
It does look a bit shorter, so will it be lighter?
Is the same car as enjoyable to own the second time around?
The good: It was the cheapest way into the brand.
The bad: It was cheap.
Unveiled at an event for Toyota dealers. The audience collectively yawned.
