Acura SRX, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
As Acura’s entry-level vehicle, the RSX is positioned in the sporty coupe class. It’s perfectly categorized. With its stylish, contoured exterior, ...
Read MoreBuick Rainier, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
I pulled into an angled side street parking spot and two gardeners began to stare at my vehicle with puzzled looks. ...
Read MoreAudi A8, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
Value is an integral purchasing factor for many car buyers, and it’s often a simple equation. If a consumer has $2,000, ...
Read MoreAcura MDX, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
It’s hard to imagine all sport utility vehicles (SUVs) are purchased for the same reason. With the 2004 Acura MDX, for ...
Read MoreMitsubish Endeavor, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
With the popularity of sports utility vehicles ever increasing, Mitsubishi now has nearly every use for SUVs covered — off-road jaunts ...
Read MoreSuzuki Verona, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
The midsize economy sedan is among the most popular car divisions. Honda (Accord), Hyundai (Sonata), Kia (Optima), Mitsubishi (Gallant), Nissan (Altima), ...
Read MoreHyundai XG350, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
Introduced in September 2000, the Hyundai XG350 is the first vehicle offered by the Korean manufacturer that approaches the $25,000 price ...
Read MoreAcura TSX, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
As a new offering this year, the 2004 Acura TSX is defined as a near-luxury vehicle. By some definitions, that mean ...
Read MoreSuzuki Forenza, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
Like Hyundai and Kia, the Korean manufacturer Suzuki has accepted the difficult task of trying to infiltrate the sub-compact market dominated ...
Read MoreMitsubishi Galant, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
Like other manufacturers, Mitsubishi faces a formidable task in the midsize car class. The Honda Accord and Toyota Camry are among ...
Read MoreHonda Element, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
Considering the conservative, best-selling Accord, Honda stretched its manufacturing boundaries with the Element. Since its debut in 2003, the vehicle has ...
Read MoreVolkswagen Jetta, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
Matched against the best-selling subcompact models offered by Ford, Honda and Toyota, the Jetta is Volkswagen’s best-selling car. Combined with the ...
Read MoreHonda Odyssey, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
The Honda Odyssey and its minivan competitors – Chrysler Town & Country, Dodge Caravan and Toyota Sienna – are often touted ...
Read MoreHonda S2000, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
Winding country roads provide great driving delight. They give sports car owners ample proof why they often sacrificed luxury and comfort ...
Read MoreHonda Accord, 2004: The Weekly Driver Car Review
The trunk was open when one friend walked past and the hood was popped open when two other friends meandered by ...
Read MoreHyundai Accent, 2003: The Weekly Driver Car Review
A four-wheel drive sports utility vehicle, with plenty of cargo space and easy access would have been the logical choice. Instead, ...
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