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2012 Honda CR-V

5
Relativity - it's not just a concept in physics. It applies to horsepower (and performance) too. On the one hand, the just-updated 2012 Honda CR-V is still a bit underpowered and a...

2012 Fiat 500 C

30
I've already reviewed the Fiat 500 coupe (see here). Now it's time to look at the 500C with the folding soft-top (similar to the one offered by VW on the old...

2012 Hyundai Veloster

18
Hyundai thinks it has solved the Access Problem that's always been a problem for sporty coupes. The 2012 Veloster doesn't merely have three doors - that's been done before. It has...

2012 Chrysler 300

11
With the demise of the Ford Crown Vic (and its sister ship, the Lincoln Town Car) there's only one choice left if you're looking for a traditional American-style roller. You know,...

2012 Range Rover Evoque

17
James Bond's Walther PPK was a lot like the new Range Rover Evoque: Compact, elegant - but very capable when called upon. Ditto the Evoque. There's a small but potent (and efficient)...

2012 Honda Ridgeline

30
Honda's take on the old Chevy El Camino (and Ford Ranchero) probably came along a few years too soon. In 2006, when the first Ridgeline appeared, real trucks (body-on-frame, rear-wheel-drive with...

2012 Scion tC

7
For the first half of 2011, the updated Scion tC hatchback coupe was pretty much the only Scion model that was selling well - roughly doubling its monthly numbers relative to...

2012 Ford Focus

21
People who read car reviews are rightly jaded by the endless press-kit recycling PR stroke jobs. Every car is a good car; no car has any real faults - let alone,...

2012 Nissan Rogue

2
In 2008, when the Rogue was launched, it was a kind of poor-man's BMW X3. It had more power and better performance - especially in the handling department - than other...

2012 Cadillac Escalade ESV

6
It stands alone, unchallenged ... the master of all it surveys.  Not merely surviving but thriving. The Hummer came - and went. So also the Ford Excursion - a mere Ford, too...
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