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From the moment I open the door to the Audi A6 I am in love. The doors are solid and close with a very satisfying whoosh and then click. I don’t have to fumble with the key to gain entry — when I approach the door it senses the fob and unlocks the door for me. The “Advanced Key” never leaves my cute new summer handbag!
My first Hyundai outing years ago with a college buddy left lots to be desired…I’m not sure who was tackier, the car or the acquaintance. As I enter this new vehicle I am surprised and stunned at the collection of features squeezed into the Azera, and begin to look at Hyundai in a whole new light.
After the GL450’s debut in X-Men: The Last Stand, it may be cool enough to make an appearance in front of the movie theatre as opposed the usual pick up spot - around the corner and down the block so as not to cause mortal embarrassment to fragile developing pre-teen psyches.
For most of us with families, our spending habits evolve abruptly after the initial sticker shock of pregnancy. I’ve even had to sacrifice my favorite anti-wrinkle, anti-sun, anti-given-birth-twice-and-haven’t-slept-well-in-nights miracle face elixir for plain old drug store SPF. Despite the withdrawals that come with sticking to the family’s budget, the Kia Sedona is a great way for growing families to get the function they desire in a minivan without breaking the bank.
The Tahoe has certainly evolved and changed over the years to reflect more about its true modern drivers: Women. Practical features are being added quicker than Chevy can say ‘who’s your momma?’ with the exception of a major one that I’ll get into later.
The two cup holders in the front seat are too big for a standard travel mug or water bottle. My cup never actually tumbles out, but it does dance around like a dashboard hula girl. Despite my disappointment in the utility of the front cup holders, I am impressed that the total number of cup holders in this small wonder is a whopping 10, with the optional third row seat.
With plenty of room for the whole family (plus the extra kids we collect along the way), yet enough flexibility to accommodate the other facets of my life, the 2006 Mercury Mountaineer is a relative chameleon of an SUV.
I’ll tell y’all somethin’. Lexus ain’t messin’ around anymore. Maybe y’all already know that (What? OK, I’ll drop the twang.) Lexus has really defined itself as its own brand and style, and its new ES350 is a prime example.
I am convinced we might need to strap the dog to the roof with the skis. My husband, the self-proclaimed “packing pro” manages to get all our gear, our dog and our kids packed in the Pathfinder.
Has anybody noticed that car manufacturers are shying away from the use of the term ‘station wagon?’ Like, I’m returning to my estate for an elegantly prepared meal of foi groi and escargot (you have to say that with a fancy English accent). The alternative is hurrying home in my station wagon to beat the pizza delivery guy that I ordered dinner from on my cell phone during soccer practice.
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