Author Archives: Teri

We were hoping the 2008 Dodge Caliber SRT-4 was going to be a replacement for the wholly undiluted original SRT-4. A car we remember fondly through a haze of tire smoke. It was somehow more than the sum of its … Continue reading →

The feline emblem on Jaguar cars has for many years been known as “the leaper.” And it has never been more appropriately displayed than on the new XF sports sedan that is leaping into the 21st century in styling. The … Continue reading →

The 2007 Lincoln Navigator has been substantially redesigned in an effort to re-establish itself at the top of a category it more or less invented. It remains a big, heavy, luxurious sport-utility vehicle, with most of the advantages and disadvantages … Continue reading →

2006 Ferrari 430 Spider If you like an amazing sports car with a lot of power then you will love the 2006 Ferrari 430 Spider. With 483 horsepower and a V8 engine this car really has some get up and … Continue reading →

The De Lorean DMC-12 is a sports car that was manufactured by the De Lorean Motor Company for the American market from 1981 to 1983 in Northern Ireland. It is most commonly known simply as the De Lorean, as it … Continue reading →

Japan’s Eagle has landed.   BY STEVE SILER, August 2007 Infiniti relentlessly pursues a sporty image as much as Lexus claims to relentlessly pursue, well, you know what. So it surprised us somewhat that Infiniti chose the stodgy ol’ Pebble Beach … Continue reading →

CAPETOWN, South Africa – He stood so still that he could have been a wooden statue, carved and hardened from toil in the fields of South Africa, a memorial for the working poor among the wealthy grapes of Stellenbosch. Hands … Continue reading →

On the evening of May 24, a select group of Los Angeles car connoisseurs and big spenders got a sneak peek at the fastest, most expensive production car on the market — the 2006 Bugatti Veyron 16.4. How fast? At … Continue reading →

This is one of those stealthy Germanic facelifts. Audi claims heavy updates, but there are no new bends in the aluminum, and dynamic improvements to this already exceptional car will be subtle to the most discerning A8-o-phile. New grille mesh … Continue reading →

Most car guys wouldn’t admit that they liked trucks, calling them sluggish handlers with lousy acceleration and bare accommodations, but I will. I like trucks. True, trucks generally suffer the aforementioned characteristics, depending on what model you’re talking about, but … Continue reading →