Honda Element 2004: The Weekly Driver Review Considering the conservative, best-selling Accord, Honda stretched its manufacturing boundaries substantially with the Element. Honda Civic Hybrid 2004: The Weekly Driver Review The first time I came to a stoplight, the car was so quiet I thought the engine had stalled. Acura TSX 2004: The Weekly Driver Review As a new offering this year, the Acura TSX is defined as a near-luxury vehicle. Volkswagen Touareg 2004, The Weekly Driver Review It's named after a nomadic, hearty Saharan tribe with the unusual- sounding name, TOUR-egg. Honda Civic 2004: The Weekly Driver Review As Honda's entry level, subcompact vehicle, what's not to like about the Civic?As an ideal example of getting what you pay for, the 2004 Civic includes almost 40 style options - 2-door to 4-door to hatchback, gas to hybrid and 5-speed manual to automatic. Honda Accord 2004: The Weekly Driver Review The trunk was open when one friend walked by and the hood was popped open when two other friends meandered by. Acura MDX SUV 2004: The Weekly Driver Report It's hard to imagine all sport utility vehicles (SUVs) are purchased for the same reason. Cadillac SRX 2004: The Weekly Driver Review The naming of new cars must be a curious process. Volkswagen Passat Wagon 2004: The Weekly Driver Review Sports cars to luxury sedans, family vehicles to economy models, the diversity of cars has never been greater. Audi A8 Quattro 2004: The Weekly Driver Review Value is an integral purchasing factor for many car buyers, and it's often a simple equation. Honda S2000 2004: The Weekly Driver Review Winding country roads provide great driving delight. Honda Odyssey 2004: The Weekly Driver Review The Honda Odyssey and its minivan competitors - Chrysler Town & Country, Dodge Caravan and Toyota Sienna - are often touted as family vehicles. Audi A8 2004: The Weekly Driver Review Value is an integral purchasing factor for many car buyers, and it's often a simple equation. Honda Accord 2005: The Weekly Driver Review The Honda Accord is arguably the most reliable, well-respected vehicle on the road today. Top 9 Tips for Buying A Fuel-Efficient Car Whether you buy a new or used vehicle, fuel efficiency--good gas mileage--is high on the list of most buyers' concerns. Get Paid To Drive Your Car You may have heard rumors that it's possible to get paid to drive your car, or in some cases, get a car to use for free. How Often Do You Change Oil? When do you need to replace your lubricating oil? If you have a large quantity of lubricating oil to change, it is going to burn a hole in your pocket. Suzuki Forenza 2004: The Weekly Driver Review Like Hyundai and Kia, the Korean manufacturer Suzuki has accepted the difficult task of trying to infiltrate the sub-compact market dominated by Honda, Toyota and Ford. Acura RSX 2004: The Weekly Driver Review As Acura's entry-level vehicle, the RSX is positioned in the sporty coupe class. Volkswagen Jetta GTI 2004: The Weekly Driver Review Matched against the best-selling subcompact models offered by Ford, Honda and Toyota, the Jetta is Volkswagen's best-selling line. Mitsubishi Galant 2004: The Weekly Driver Review Like other manufacturers, Mitsubishi faces a formidable task in the midsize car class. Kia Amanti 2004: The Weekly Driver Review The reaction was immediate. Hyundai XG350 2004: The Weekly Driver Review Introduced in September 2000, the Hyundai XG350 is the first vehicle offered by the Korean manufacturer that approaches the $25,000 price range. Buick Rainier 2004: The Weekly Driver Review I pulled into an angled side street parking spot and two gardeners began to stare at my vehicle with puzzled looks. Kia Spectra 2004: The Weekly Driver Review With several well-established choices thriving in the same economy or compact class, the Kia Spectra will likely have a difficult time finding its way among legions of Honda, Toyota and Ford counterparts. Audi A6 2004: The Weekly Driver Review Like airports in many metropolitan cities, the San Francisco International Airport is a maze of intersections, connecting ramps, misplaced directional signs, heavy traffic, tense drivers and never-ending construction. Saturn Vue 2004: The Weekly Driver Review The recent retro exterior design trends of several manufacturers don't pertain to Saturn. Suzuki Verona 2004: The Weekly Driver Review The mid-size economy sedan is among the most popular car categories. Pontiac Vibe 2004: The Weekly Driver Review An 18-wheel vehicle will always win, and every truck driver knows that. 9 Ways Not to Buy a Car Everyone buys a car at some time during their life.

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