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Saturday, June 22, 2024

A SPORT SEDAN COMES CLOSE TO BEING PERFECT


The Acura brand is claiming a space in the sport sedan segment with the TLX. There is a lot to like and some things that fall short in the Type S edition as Bumper2Bumpertv shares.

Tuesday, August 29, 2023

THE AUDI Q7 A BRIDGE VEHICLE TO ELECTRIFICATION


As Audi and other auto makers start the transition to fully electric vehicles it is worth the time to appreciate what technology is already available in current platforms powered by gasoline. Bumper2Bumpertv has a look at how that works in the Q7 Crossover.

Wednesday, July 14, 2021

Small and very quick!! The Audi SQ5.


With a lot of automakers offering small crossovers and SUV’s how do they make one stand out? Bumper2Bumpertv finds that Audi addressed that issue with a performance variant in the SQ5.

Wednesday, December 23, 2020

FLYING HIGH IN THE LINCOLN AVIATOR


We have often questioned whether a domestic automaker can build a respectable luxury vehicle. With the current version of the Aviator, Bumper2Bumpertv thinks the Lincoln Motor Company may have found a way back into that segment.

Saturday, August 15, 2020

RAM 1500 4X4, STRONG ENOUGH TO WORK AND WELL DRESSED ENOUGH TO IMPRESS.


Light duty trucks often do double duty these days as both work vehicles and something to show off. Bumper2Bumpertv has a look at what the RAM brand is offering in this segment.

Sunday, May 5, 2019

Stylish and capable. The Mercedes E450 4matic.




In the luxury segment there are plenty of SUV’s , crossovers and well appointed sedans. But there are only a few true wagons for the niche and Bumper2Bumpertv came to appreciate how the Mercedes E 450 manages to stand out in that group.

Sunday, October 18, 2015

The 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander, a holding action or a "Hail Mary" play?



The Outlander has undergone some serious design and technology upgrades for the 2016 model. But Bumper2Bumpertv questions is it enough to save the Mitsubishi brand in North America, which was already one of the smaller players in a very competitive crossover/SUV market?