Cars in Review
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Cars In Review: 2024 Honda Civic
Before I get into this week’s blog post I think it’s important to address a new trend that I have been noticing lately in the automotive world. I’m sure you know what I’m referring to before even reading about it, but in any case, I’m talking about car companies choosing to “redesign” their models for the new year, well specifically 2024. That’s right, we’ve all noticed it at some point, especially with logo’s, so what’s up with that? Well, it’s no surprise the automotive world has been hit pretty hard recently, seen more evidently with the chip shortages, but it’s gotten worse. Car companies have now moved to adding individual…
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2023 Hyundai Santa Fe
It’s that time again! That’s right, back by popular demand, its the Car’s in Review post. This week we will be exploring the 2023 Hyundai Santa Fe, and well let’s be honest, a farewell to the Santa Fe as we all know it. Have you seen what they did with the 2024 version? Tears, that’s all I can say. Why mess with something that was already perfect? But I guess they knew what they were doing…right? Overview – What’s New? So first things first, the price. The 2023 version starts at $30,085 and honestly not much changed, besides the reshuffling of standard equipment of course. Hyundai decided to remove the…
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Friday Feature: 2023 Jaguar F Type
We made it to another Friday Feature and this week’s edition is a real looker, if I do say so myself. In this week’s blog post, we will be covering the ins and outs of the 2023 Jaguar F Type – the true definition of a luxury sports car. The price range for this vehicle is a little surprising to me, given the fact the price seems a little low (in my opinion for a base model under the Jaguar name), starting at $87,200 and going all the way up to $124,000 for the highest model in the group. In terms of which one is best to buy? I personally…
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Friday Feature: Final Farewell to the Lamborghini Huracan
Unfortunately the time has come for the world to say goodbye to one of the most well known vehicles – the Lamborghini Huracan. First introduced back in 2014, the Huracan was a dream – and still is today, especially with the hefty price tag it carries. It was introduced at the Geneva Motor Show and the name was picked for a reason – to signify the strength and power this vehicle was really made of. Not too long after, it was featured in Top Gear Magazine as “The Supercar of the Year 2014”. The news to end production came about after Lamborghini reviewed their first quarter financial report, which showed…
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The 10 Worst Luxury Cars Ever Produced
You know what they say, with luxury comes expenses, but some things are better left at the dealership, if I do say so myself. Welcome to this week’s post dedicated to the all too famous luxury cars but with a twist – the worst luxury cars ever produced, and some of the names on the list might actually surprise you. 1. BMW i3 BMW takes the title for the worst luxury car ever produced and for all the right reasons. The i3 was introduced in 2013 as an Electric Vehicle, around the time when EV’s were still quite new, producing 170 horsepower with a range of 80 miles. These two…
