“That Guy” from Chicago just bought his first car, a 2009 Chevrolet Aveo. While it may not be the flashiest car on the road, That Guy says the Aveo get the job done. Read his full review to find out if the low-priced Aveo is a good bargain. After you’re done, write your own review by clicking here.
“Audifan” from northwest Connecticut went looking for a minivan or SUV that could haul a family for long distances and trek through the heavy snows of New England’s winters. She settled on the 2010 Toyota Sienna with all-wheel drive. How did things work out? The minivan had an immediate test when the family took a trip from Connecticut to Tampa, Fla., along Interstate 95. Read the full review to find out how the Sienna fared, and then write your own review here.
“Vitality” recently purchased a 2010 Buick LaCrosse CXS and has become a big LaCrosse fan. As GM tries to build Buick into a heavy hitter in the luxury market, it will need fans like “Vitality” singing the brand’s praises. However, there’s always room for improvement, and this reviewer points out the flaws — both inside and under the hood — that Buick overlooked. He also mentions getting rebates on the brand-new model. Read the full review and then post your own here.
“Hybrid Convert” from Fontana, Calif., spent 20 years in two different luxury cars. When it came to his next purchase, he wanted to increase his fuel economy and decrease his carbon footprint. This led him to Lexus’s high-end hybrid, the 2010 HS 250h. Despite some disappointment with the car’s performance, this is one driver whose very name explains how he feels about his purchase. Read the full review of the 2010 Lexus HS 250h, and then write a review of your own vehicle here.
“Arlis” from Glendale, Ariz., recently bought a 2010 Chevrolet Equinox. Overall, his review is pretty positive. The Equinox works for him in many ways, but there are a few details he would change. Because he lives out West, he can’t help but notice when vehicles struggle on those treks up the mountains. Read Arlis’ full review after the jump and then write your own here.
“Jon” from Portland, Maine, recently purchased a 2010 Subaru Outback and couldn’t be happier. Full disclosure here: Jon and his wife are quite the fans, as this Outback is their eighth Subaru. This kind of experience, though, means he pays more attention to where the Outback could improve. Read Jon’s full review after the jump, and be sure to post your own review here.
“Asad” from Los Angeles was having trouble deciding between the Toyota Prius and the Honda Insight; the two hybrids get the highest fuel economy ratings around. He finally ended up taking the Insight because it cost less, but he was pleasantly surprised to discover he was getting better-than-advertised mpgs. Read Asad’s full review of the 2010 Insight, and then post a review of your own vehicle here.
Can you guess at the car-related tragedies and triumphs that must have occurred in the life of a person who goes by the moniker “FoMoCo Fan Again?” From the depths of Maine, “FoMoCo Fan Again” explains how the 2010 Mercury Milan rekindled his (or her) faith in Ford products, while not ignoring that even brand fans can find plenty of places for improvements. Read the review, and then post your own here.
“Subaru Newbee” from Denver has been pleased with her Subaru purchase. The 2010 Legacy delivers in all the requisite areas, and while it may not be a “hot rod,” it’s certainly getting the job done for her. Read Subaru Newbee’s full Legacy review to find out the car’s strengths. Then take a moment to post a review of your own ride here.
Tony from St. Paul, Minn., recently bought a new 2010 Toyota Camry. How does he feel about one of America’s most popular cars? No surprise here: Tony is a fan. Nevertheless, he finds some quirks and minor hiccups in one specific area that he’d like to see ironed out. Read this review — even if it’s just to witness the coinage of “torquey” — and then post your own review here.
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