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October 2009
The Archives
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10.24.092011 Lexus LFA: A Supercar? Really?For many people, the Lexus brand doesn't conjure up images of supercars with ridiculous power, but that's not stopping them. Indeed, Lexus models seem to many to simply be luxury reskins of Toyota models, so how will a supercar that costs $375,000 fit into that market identity? Well, you're about to find out. Continue Reading...
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10.23.092011 Bentley Mulsanne: Raising The BarWhen the announcement came down that Bentley was dropping their flagship Arnage sedan, the future of the segment was uncertain, but a new model has been unveiled to replace it. That replacement, the 2011 Mulsanne, adopts the name of a luxury sedan from the company which was produced between 1980 and 1992, but the 2011 model is all new. Continue Reading...
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10.20.092011 Ford F-Series Super Duty: Bigger And BadderThe 2011 lineup of Ford's Super Duty F-Series trucks may not look all that different from the models on the road today, but a lot has changed under the hood. In fact, in a vehicle segment dominated by talk of horsepower, torque, and towing capacity, the new F-Series Super Duty trucks may just change the game, and make such terms as "inclinometer," "Single-Sequential Turbocharger" (SST), and "compacted graphite iron" (CGI) the new language of heavy duty pickups. Continue Reading...