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2027 Infiniti QX65 First Drive: The FX Spirit Returns, With One Loud Caveat
Infiniti has been looking for a spark, and the 2027 QX65 aims to bring emotion back into the brand. This is not just another luxury crossover meant to blend in. The QX65 is bold, dramatic, and more expressive than the QX60, even though they share some DNA. Infiniti says it drew inspiration from the old FX series, and that influence is obvious.
Alain Kuhn Von Kuhnenfeld
1 day ago7 min read


Fiat 500e Giorgio Armani Edition Review: The City EV As A Fashion Statement
With the latest Fiat 500e, FIAT is focusing less on pure efficiency or raw performance and more on design, identity, and emotional connection. This approach comes through most clearly in the Fiat 500e Giorgio Armani Edition, a model that transforms the car from mere transportation into a fashion-forward statement piece.

Marc Gonzalez
2 days ago3 min read


Honda Civic Hybrid Hatchback vs Hyundai Elantra Hybrid: Which Saves You More?
In this article, we revisit two models that have previously appeared on our website. With gas prices once again on the rise, we decided to take another look for buyers hoping to reduce their fuel expenses. The Honda Civic and Hyundai Elantra need little introduction, yet they remain fierce rivals in the compact, entry-level segment.

Marc Gonzalez
Apr 226 min read


The 2027 Chrysler Pacifica: Built in Canada, Designed for Real Family Life
For Canadian families, the minivan has always been more than just transportation; it’s part of everyday life. With the refreshed 2027 Chrysler Pacifica, that idea continues, now with improved value, updated design, and the same thoughtful versatility that has made it a long-time favourite across the country. Assembled in Windsor, Ontario, the Pacifica carries a strong Canadian connection, backed by decades of minivan innovation.
Alain Kuhn Von Kuhnenfeld
Apr 212 min read


Polestar 3 vs BMW iX: Two Visions of the Premium Electric SUV
The Polestar 3 and the BMW iX are taking two different approaches to the midsize premium electric game. Polestar achieved a balance of class and refinement without feeling like a couch on wheels, becoming a genuine player in the segment, while BMW took a bold approach on the outside and a minimalist one on the inside.

Marc Gonzalez
Apr 206 min read


2027 Nissan Rogue e-POWER: a calculated move, not a gamble
Nissan is resetting the tone with the next Rogue. This is not a routine update. It is a calculated move in the most competitive segment in North America. The Rogue carries volume, and this next generation has to do more than stay relevant. It has to push the brand forward. The biggest shift sits under the hood. The Rogue adopts Nissan’s e-POWER system, but the execution matters more than the label. The gas engine does not drive the wheels. It works as a generator.
Alain Kuhn Von Kuhnenfeld
Apr 133 min read


2027 Volkswagen Atlas: More Premium, Still Practical
2027 Volkswagen Atlas: More Premium, Still Practical A Familiar Shape, Sharper Execution Volkswagen has taken the wraps off the all-new 2027 Atlas ahead of the New York International Auto Show. This is a full redesign, not a mild update. The goal is clear. Keep what works for families, and push the Atlas slightly upmarket. The design change is noticeable, but not radical. It looks sharper and more modern, with new lighting signatures and a cleaner front end. The illuminated b
Alain Kuhn Von Kuhnenfeld
Mar 313 min read


2026 Volvo XC60 Recharge - Winter Test Review
The Volvo XC60 Recharge returns for 2026 with subtle but meaningful refinements. None of them changes the character of the vehicle, yet all of them matter once temperatures drop well below freezing. This winter test was carried out during a cold snap that hovered around –25°C and dipped to –35°C with the wind chill. Immediately, what stood out was how confidently the XC60 remained an electric-first vehicle.
Alain Kuhn Von Kuhnenfeld
Mar 305 min read


Hyundai IONIQ 5 N: When Electric Performance Gets Serious
Over the last decade, Hyundai has been on an absolute roll. It started with head-turning designs that made people do a double-take, but with the new IONIQ 5 N, they've taken things to a whole new level. This car feels like the company finally told its engineers, "Go have fun." They ran with it. It's a high-performance machine that proves Hyundai isn't just playing the game; they're changing it.

Marc Gonzalez
Mar 256 min read
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