Automotive Reviews
Fuel economy is very good considering its size, and combined with a 22-gallon gas tank the Traverse is a road-trip champion, able to go close to five hundred miles without refueling.
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Towing a big RV can be a daunting prospect, but never fear–there are many trucks up to the task these days.
Rather than bursting onto the three-row SUV scene, the Borrego slipped quietly in the side door, nodding politely to anyone who caught its eye but not making a big production of its arrival.
It’s almost impossible to go wrong when you’re talking about two-seat, top-down motoring, so it boils down to a matter of style.
“Let’s go,” the MINI says. If you ask it where, it says, “Wherever.”
Fuel economy is very good considering its size, and combined with a 22-gallon gas tank the Traverse is a road-trip champion, able to go close to five hundred miles without refueling.
Fast, capable and luxurious, the BMW 3-Series has long been the Michael Jordan of the sports-sedan set, a world-class performer that seems to have no weaknesses or vices other than a high price tag.
Towing a big RV can be a daunting prospect, but never fear–there are many trucks up to the task these days.
This modern, compact Class C RV combines a small footprint and good fuel economy with comfortable accommodations for four and reasonably comfortable driving dynamics. Could this be the best of both worlds?
Say “Winnebago” and most folks will picture a motorhome before they think of the Native American tribe from which the company takes its name. The recreational vehicle (RV) manufacturer’s name is almost as synonymous with its product as Xerox or Kleenex.
