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Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is another car from Mitsubishi that sells itself. There’s very little marketing done, you know very little about it, yet everyone buys it. So, let’s dress up and learn about the Eclipse Cross.
It seems that after the failure of the previous generation in Europe, the Japanese at Honda decided to make a 360-degree turn with the Honda HR-V RV and have a miraculous and acrobatic comeback. And they succeeded.
Many times I have been accused of being a two bit tit, that I have a brain so smooth that a fly can skate on it, that I am paid to soil on car brands and especially that I am… Continue Reading →
Have you ever experienced being called back by your former workplace because they still have questions about what you did there? Have you ever returned to work right after retiring? If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions, you… Continue Reading →
If you were a young person with money in the early 2000s and wanted a Range Rover Evoque, you didn’t have many options. But somehow the Honda HR-V GH arrived to grab our eyes and money, and it was a… Continue Reading →
Fancy something bigger and more expensive than the Rav4 but can’t quite afford the full Lexus experience? Then the Toyota Venza XU80 is the delayed answer to your hopes and dreams.
Normally, I would just say that the Toyota Corolla E140 is an Auris with a boot, and with that I’d head home. And if you’re reading this from North America, then replace the Auris with the Matrix. But things are… Continue Reading →
I usually give a car model a generation number, but in the case of the Toyota Camry XV30, I’ll stick with the technical name of the generation. Toyota Camry, the most international car that most Europeans have probably never heard… Continue Reading →
Look! Up in the sky! Is it a cross-over? Is it a SUV? Is it a station wagon? Wrong, it’s the Toyota Venza AV10 and nobody really knows what this car really is so let’s gooooo…
Sure, outside Japan and Australia the Toyota Kluger XU20 was called the Highlander or the RX’s budget cousin, but I’ve decided that the Kugler needs it’s own review so you will eat sh&t with pickles.
