Design, fashion and human preferences are cyclic! So it’s safe to assume that one day we will fix our roads, SUVs will go out of style and hatchbacks will make a comeback!... Read more »
Through the years Dacias have proven themselves as the best beyond affordable city cars in the business. In 2021 the usual package of everyday practicality and undemanding use is actually being improved... Read more »
The last decade in Peugeot’s history can be described as a technological and design Renaissance. The major driving force in giving the roar back to the lion was Gilles Vidal, who left... Read more »
Anything that is not a crossover is likely to be overlooked by today’s buyer, but we are not getting tired of repeating the mantra that sedans are still alive. Today let’s explore... Read more »
After the dream of a $35 grand Tesla collapsed, we were left with a dire prospect. Either all of the upcoming EVs would be tens of thousands of dollars away from being... Read more »
Modern buyers are becoming more and more dismissive of station wagons AKA estate cars. But in my opinion such consumer choices are totally unjustified, since these vehicles are perfectly balance for confident... Read more »
Even though originally Opel was founded in 1863 as a manufacturer of sewing machines, we can still technically consider it as Germany’s oldest car maker, beating to the punch such old timers... Read more »
The first impression of Subaru would give you plenty of reasons not to get one. Very restrained design, mediocre reliability ratings and a CVT transmission. However, this niche automaker has been showing... Read more »
The story of Suzuki dates back to the 1909 when Michio Suzuki founded a factory in the small seacoast village of Hamamatsu, Japan, that specialized in manufacturing of weaving looms. Since then... Read more »
Do not expect Suzuki to make headlines as the new leader of international carmaking, but you can certainly count on the fact that this manufacturer will continue delivering to its customer appealing... Read more »