by Anthony Fongaro – photos via Toyota– 06/30/2023 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Since its introduction, the Toyota Prius was known for being an efficient hatchback, and screw traditional styling!
by Anthony Fongaro – photos via Ford– 04/19/2022 Over the past few years, Ford has been cranking out some good trucks. The tried-and-true F-150 can accommodate any situation from construction to luxury and
Sporty convertibles. They don’t sell well, usually don’t have a lot of space, and might be considered a second car. For these reasons, they aren’t the highest sellers. Even though they have
by Anthony Fongaro I love a good hatchback. They offer added practicality with driving dynamics and options similar to their sedan counterparts. Like I said when I talked about wagons, hatchbacks are
by Anthony Fongaro – 08/03/2020 When you look at certain vehicles, you know exactly who the audience is. Take a look at the Toyota Supra or Porsche 911, which are built for the
by Anthony Fongaro When it comes to affordable performance sedans and hatchbacks, Volkswagen has us covered. I did a Quick Drive of the 2020 Volkswagen Jetta GLI and was surprised at just
by Anthony Fongaro I’ve been a fan of Alfa Romeo for a long time. When FCA decided to bring back Alfa Romeo to the United States, I was quite happy. Eventually, they
by Anthony Fongaro Beyond creating niches within niches, automakers make sure that cars literally have no competition. Want a luxury wagon? You have about two to three choices now. Convertibles are also
by Anthony Fongaro – 07/06/2020 The world of mid-size pickup trucks can do almost any job that a full-size truck can. People are hauling, towing, or using their trucks as family vehicles. For
by Anthony Fongaro The plethora of sub-compact SUVs is on the rise. For around $20,000, you can get a Korean or Japanese brand with them range-topping trim levels priced around $30,000. Premium
by Anthony Fongaro Automakers, like the rest of the world, have to be competitive. Refreshed and all-new vehicles help automakers keep competitive while offering modern products to consumers. Some automakers wait longer
by Anthony Fongaro Badge snobbery. The force is strong with badge snobbery. If you want a luxury vehicle, you may completely skip over certain brands to get a higher-end car. The culprits
Automotive Opinion: by Anthony Fongaro As we know, automotive manufacturers go through phases. Back in the early 2000s, BMW had the controversial designs of Chris Bangle. Hyundai and Kia went from