New kid on the block
Nissan's Rogue sturdy, affordable and plenty of fun
The all new Nissan Rogue was one of the most talked about new models to come out in 2008. I'm a big fan of the small SUV/crossover/ wagon vehicles and was pleased to get to test drive the Rogue recently. The Rogue and other similar vehicles, like the Honda CR-V, the Toyota RAV4 and the Ford Edge, offer the roomy convenience of a wagon with a more rugged look, like an SUV. Full Story
Sonata, Aura add competition to midsize niche
Americans love midsize sedans. Oh, sure, we might not actually love them as much as we would, say, an Italian sports car, but not everybody has the liberty of buying a high-priced twoseater. Many of us turn to cars that are functional, affordable and dependable. This can mean Honda Accords and Toyota Camrys or Ford Fusions and Chevrolet Malibus. Full Story
Looking for the fuel of the future
Throughout the presidential campaign this year, candidates from both parties have spoken of the urgent need to develop alternative fuels. American interest in alternative fuel technologies stems from concerns about the environment and also from this country's dependence on foreign oil. Full Story
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