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		2010 Cadillac Escalade Review November 04, 2009 The Cadillac Escalade is big and powerful, capable of towing trailers of 7500 to 8300 pounds. In its most popular configuration, the Escalade seats seven. It's a stylish truck, with a bold yet smooth, integrated, sculpted look.Escalade comes in three body styles: Escalade, ESV, and EXT. The standard Escalade is a full-size sport utility shar…
		2010 Cadillac SRX Review November 04, 2009 The 2010 Cadillac SRX is all-new for the 2010 model year.There's nothing left of the original SRX but the name. Whereas the original SRX used a rear-wheel-drive platform with a longitudinal engine and a choice of V6 or V8, the new version is built on a front-wheel-drive platform with a transverse-mounted V6 engine.Where the old SRX was a thr…
		2010 Cadillac STS Review November 04, 2009 The Cadillac STS is an American challenge to the technology, quality and great driving attributes of the high-end imports. The STS features responsive engines and, like all great luxury cars, uses rear-wheel drive, with all-wheel drive available for wintry climates. Factor in its comfortable cabin and comprehensive range of features, and the STS…
		2010 Acura RDX Review November 04, 2009 The Acura RDX is a premium crossover SUV designed for sporty driving. It features a 240-horsepower, turbocharged four-cylinder engine, a five-speed automatic with paddle shifters, and a firm independent suspension made for winding roads.The 2010 Acura RDX offers a choice of front-wheel drive or Acura's proven Super Handling All-Wheel Drive s…
		10 Things You Should Know About the 2010 Porsche 911 Turbo November 02, 2009 Introduction The 911 Turbo has been Porsche’s flagship sports car since it was introduced in 1974. Its combination of startling power, razor sharp handling and reasonable fuel economy have made it a viable alternative to Italian supercars, but its German engineering has made it far more reliable. Last redesigned in 2006 along with the “997” gen…
		Thanksgiving Reflections: 12 Cars We're Thankful For October 28, 2009 Bailouts, bankruptcies and a billion-dollar buy-back program. It's been a rough ride for the auto industry in 2009, as carmakers limp through the final leg of a year everyone would much rather forget. But amidst the doom and gloom of plummeting sales and closing factories, there were some bright spots – cars worthy of praise and full of promise.…
		15 Futuristic Rides from the 2009 Tokyo Auto Show October 22, 2009 Welcome to Tokyo! To the eye, vehicles displayed at the Tokyo Auto Show lean more towards "transportation of the future" than "in dealerships next fall," but many of the exotic concepts shown are grounded in new hybrid and electric propulsion technology that is very close to being a reality today. And while many of the production vehicles sh…
		10 Things You Should Know About the 2010 Dodge Ram HD October 22, 2009 Introduction Face it, America – we’re known for taking more than we need. It’s a reputation we’ve built after decades of walking away from half-finished plates at the Chinese buffet, living alone in three-bedroom houses, and driving full-size SUVs when we have one child and think of podiatrists when anyone mentions tow ratings. Like it or not…
		5 Reasons You Might Buy a 2010 Honda Insight October 22, 2009 Remember when Honda had the first hybrid on the scene in 1999? The tiny two-seater Insight returned spectacular gas mileage, but it wasn't practical enough for the masses and looked a little funky with its aerodynamic rear wheel covers. Then Toyota came up with the Prius and stole the show, leaving the Insight to languish and finally disappear …
		October Cash Incentives \| Brand-by-Brand Guide October 21, 2009 IntroductionAs the 2009 model year comes to a close in October, we're witnessing more cash incentives from manufactures than we've seen in a long time. While the incentives are generous, they are also elusive for two reasons. One, many of these incentives only apply to the fast dwindling stock of 2009 models, and two, many of the cash incentives…
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