ALL FLASH AND NO SASS: 2021 TOYOTA VENZA HYBRID
It has been a long while since Toyota has dipped its toes into the mid-size, two-row crossover segment since the departure of the previous generation Venza some years back. Other […]
ELECTRIC SLIDE: 2021 TOYOTA RAV4 PRIME PLUG-IN HYBRID
It hasn’t quite been an easy road for the hybrid vehicle since they first started hitting the streets in the very early years of 2000. Having to forfeit performance for […]
NEW UPDATES ADD MORE PIZZAZZ: 2020 LEXUS RX 450H F SPORT
Four years certainly have slithered by rather quickly for the Lexus RX and continues to be one of the more controversial premium crossover designs drawing attention from its polarizing lines. […]
BRAINS & BEAUTY: 2020 HYUNDAI SONATA HYBRID LIMITED
With electric cars trending as rapid as a pubescent teenager on TikTok, hybrids are still the monarch of the streets, at least for the time being. With Hyundai being one […]
TRIPLE DIGIT TEMPS & HYBRIDS DON’T MIX: 2020 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER HYBRID
The demand for a large three-row crossover hybrid is about as long as the line at the DMV right now – hence in a market full of family driven urbanite […]
PREFERRED CR-V OF CHOICE: 2020 HONDA CR-V HYBRID
Honda has been in the hybrid game for quite some time. In fact they were the first to introduce hybrid technology to the North American market back in December of […]
600 MILES – 11.2 GALLONS OF FUEL – 60 MPG’S: 2020 TOYOTA COROLLA LE HYBRID VS. ONE TANK CHALLENGE
How often do you taken your car to the breaking edge of low fuel? Are you like us, fueling up when the tank reaches the quarter mark? Do you go […]
25-MILES EV RANGE | OVER 40-MPG’s | WILL BE GONE BY 2020: 2019 FORD FUSION ENERGI TITANIUM
With 2020 soon in sight, the end for the Ford Fusion will rapidly be here before we know it. After 14 short years, the Fusion lived a spirited life covering […]
THIS GO, GO GADGET SEES 45-MPG’s: 2019 TOYOTA RAV4 XSE HYBRID
As we watch hybrid technology advance in the super car development that exploits maximum amount of power – it raises the question as to why do we have to see […]
