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We’re not yet at one of my all-time favorite cars, but the Lexus GS S160 is a very good choice and a pleasant surprise if you buy it first and do your research after.
Lexus IS XE10, the best car you’ve never heard of, and probably haven’t seen, and likely won’t see.
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 →
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.
Given that the first Highlander was a success worthy of Takeshi’s Castle, it was natural that the Toyota Highlander XU40 would follow. But have things gone better with the second generation?
You could argue that the Toyota Highlander XU20 is just a 4Runner with a closed boot, but that’s like saying sriracha is just some ketchup with pepper added to it. And you’d be so wrong, they would take you away.
Just like with the Audi RS4, the Honda Jazz II was a successful recipe right from the start, so there wasn’t much room for major improvements. The Honda Jazz GE, an Audi RS4 for women.
The third generation Lexus RX was a pretty good exercise for the brand but it’s still had it’s downsides but atleast it got it’s foot in the door. And then came along the most famous RX of them all, the… Continue Reading →
I’ve written about the Mitsubishi ASX, and theoretically, it’s not exactly the first generation, because this car is being produced since time in memorial. The Mitsubishi ASX GA, the official car of the minimum effort. If this car were a… Continue Reading →
