Month July 2023
Hyundai i30 PD or why simple and reliable cars will always sell. And for us European the i30 got more serious than Nigel Farage when he advocated for the Brexit.
Hyundai i30 GD, the continuation of one of my favorite cars. So let’s see what’s what with the 2nd generation Hyundai i30, in an article so fresh you could serve it at a fine dining place.
The Hyundai i30 FD, one of my favorite cars, enters the Almost Car Reviews ring. Why I recommend this car so much, find out in today’s article.
Who would have thought that in 2014 the Koreans would come to Europe and kick the the big manufacturers in the nads, exactly where it hurts – the small, cheap, supermini segment. But look what happened, when the Hyundai I20… Continue Reading →
Hyundai i20 I, the genesis of what will become one day the leader of the supermini segment. It’s just that the Hyundai i20 I only unscrewed the champagne bottle, it didn’t deliver the whole experience. Is it then worth your… Continue Reading →
Jeep Patriot, is the best off-roader you’ve never heard of. I can already feel the hair growing on my chest and feel an acute need to go all the way to KFC to order a bucket of chicken nuggets and… Continue Reading →
If the Dodge Nitro is a compact-class SUV, then we need to move up to the mid-size class and start with the Jeep Commander. I’m already craving Mountain Dew, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and AR-15s.
If you’re passionate about the American way of life and want a piece of the action but still find the Jeep Commander too square for you, then you can try the Jeep Grand Cherokee III and you can almost have… Continue Reading →
I don’t know about others, but to me, the Jeep Grand Cherokee II or Cherokee WJ was the most American and iconic Grand Cherokee to grace our corner of Europe. Is it possible I found one of my favorite cars?
The Ford Puma is for the world of the mini cross-over what the Qashqai was for the cross-over world and what Salma Hayek was for television. Practically, this is where this automotive genre became known and Europe was literally filled… Continue Reading →
