From the entire Porsche line up, the choice for me would be the little boxster, although it really isn't that little anymore. I have taken one of the newer models out for a test drive and fell madly in like with it from the get go. It is just plain fun to drive, handles very good and corners great. The shift is smooth and crisp and never jumps out as some of those other sports cars seem to do. Things seem to be placed in the right place for the driver to reach and in a logical order also.

Not sure if everyone remembers those old suicide doors but it sure made getting in and out of the back seat different and a lot easier. The car we had even had the running line speedo, full power everything, windows, locks, sunroof, rear window defog, etc.... The ride was like being in a hearse, smooth and quiet... The newer Lincolns don't have anything on the older ones, no matter what Lincoln says.

If you don't like the full size van or are looking for something totally unique, the the Sprinter is for you. This has to be the ultimate stand up in van on the market and it really doesn't look too bad either. There are sizes for every budget and needs, as well as a very reliable diesel engine, things are fitted well from the factory, a few rattles and groans but it is a work van in most cases and it does the job very good...it's nice to be able to stand up instead of slouching over...and gives you a lot more usable space.

First looking at the Element and you either like it or don't, it is a box to say the least. Now if you are searching for a small van that can be to say the least, modified to suit your individual tastes then look no further. The aftermarket accessories for the Element are too numerous to even start a list, you can make this van a one of very, very easily, of course that will all depend on how deep your pockets are....lol

If you ever get a chance to rent an exotic sports car and they have the Testa available then treat yourself for the drive of a lifetime. There is nothing that equals the acceleration or handling like a Testarossa. I's not cheap by any means and we highly recommend getting the insurance package unless you can afford to buy it after it gets "away" from you in that tight corner.....:)

There is nothing like going on vacation with all the comforts you have at home, from satellite TV to the fridge and stove. Some models even come with all these things outside also under the carriage. It is the only way to go camping for city slickers as they would never find themselves without the creature comforts they so need every day, have to have a shower afterall, going for a dip in the lake isn't even thought of...lol

What kid, especially a boy has never wanted to have his own dune buggy, whether you bought one already made of make one from that old VW bug sitting in your back yard like a lot of us did. Nothing like barreling around the back farmlands or sand dunes than in your dune buggy, just all over fun to the max....

Would love to be able to find a clean, smooth ride that looks like the car from the movie franchise. Fell in love with the idea of a stainless steel car from the get go, too bad they are not being made anymore. Definately a car ahead of it's time..

The stylings of the older Riviera are to put it in one word...awesome. There is not any other car on the road that has the look of the Riviera and there never will be another. Love the hide away headlights, the funky rear tail lights and sweeping lines of the entire body. The motor is very reliable but don't expect to go a long, long way as she likes her fuel for sure. Ride is very smooth for a 2 door coupe.

After taking the Mulsanne out for a test drive, we fell in love with it's absolute elegance, sheer luxury and un-rivaled ride. It is just plain great fun to drive and if you ever have a chance offered to test drive one, do it, you won't regret at all..One for sure on the lottery luxury car list for us anyway

Even though this is one of a few sports cars that Audi produce, it is not for men, it is very difficult to get in and out of and looks very similar to a ladies purse that they should be the only ones to drive one. Otherwise it is an absolute blast to drive, had an automatic out for a test drive and quite sure the manual would have been great also...

The DB7 lives up the the reputation that Aston Martin have given it. Just wish we could have taken it for a lot longer test drive than what we did, it is so smooth, like riding in a very expensive leather sofa. If you can afford one, then the fuel economy is not one of the things you are looking for in your ride. One of our lottery cars to buy for sure..

Small...that is all we can say about the little spider, maybe that is where it got it's name from...lol. It was fun to drive and shifting was a little rough, gears just didn't seem to mesh well together. The tough part is getting in and of course crawling out of this car but if you are a good contortionist, then this is the fun little car for you...

This is Acura's model for a crossover, it's a car yet it wants to be a 4 x 4. It does handle very good in traffic and on the highway but it is very expensive if you are even looking for a used one, they seem to hold their value quite well. Best buy will definately be from a non Acura dealer for sure we think

Had the only TL we have ever driven as a rental and was presently surprised. It was fun to drive and was a lot more car than what we were expecting. Once we got home, we went to price one out, that was the mistake we made, a lot more money than what we expected for the type of car it is...too bad because it was a nice car overall

This was the way amc answered for a more roomier small car. What a disaster this car was from the very start, drove it once and would never want to drive it again...no matter what they tried to tell me for room, great fuel mileage or anything else...

If you are looking for a head turner, you won't go to far off the track with this mid sized coupe'. From the paddle shift on the steering column to the absolute fun of driving something not everyone has, you will always have heads turning when they hear this beauty coming. It's styling is definately European and it has that "sound" of a thouroughbred, that is totally unmistakable. The seats surround you like a glove and the stereo system will blow your mind with it's crisp and clear sound through 8 speakers.

We only had this unit as a loaner and would consider purchasing one in the future. The ride is very good, interior styling is well laid out and very driver friendly. Things worked as they were supposed too, never did enough driving in it to get the feel for fuel economy though. Volvo is a leader in vehicles for colder climates and should be good to have in Canada year round...

We rented a Mustang while on vacation in Hawaii and this is probably the best car to get around the island while you are there. We chose to get a convertible and had the top down every single day we had it. Drove everywhere on the island when we weren't playing in the sand and surf. It was good on fuel and a total blast to drive, even the wife loved it for it's size and ease to drive. If you want to get a sports car, then this would be one in the running for sure....

This is a fun and good addition to the BMW line up. We had the 5 speed and it was very reliable and the shifting pattern was well laid out and felt light. Braking and handling in any BMW is good and there are no problems in this area here, it goes exactly where you steer it at any speed you take it too, we were in Europe with this car and had the chance to take it too 160kph and it handled great and ran smoothly. Would not hesitate purchasing a 328i as a day driver and would recommend it to anyone looking for a Beamer..

We opted for an awd version of the Safari van and were very happy with it's overall and general performance and it's appearance. Our's came with the 3 door rear system, the top glass area lifted up and there were 2 lower doors that opened like a regular car door, making it easy to place things further into the back instead of leaning over a drop gate or the problems of having that huge rear lift gate that was very restricted in tight parking spaces. The tranny was smooth and fuel economy was not too bad for an awd van.

If you are looking for a full size 4 wheel drive unit then you should consider the Yukon XL or Denali upgrade units. The only drawback we ever found was it's shorter wheelbase, so it wasn't the greatest for towing anything larger but that can be dealt with by getting the extended wheelbase version. The ride is very good for a 4 x 4 and you are able to switch to 4 wheel drive at speeds up to around 80kph, which means you only had to slow down a little to shift on the fly. The options list for the Yukon is very good and if possible upgrade as much as you can afford, it will help in the long run for it's resale value.

If you are looking for a reliable, comfy, roomy full size passenger van, then this will work perfect for you. We had the 15 passenger version with front and rear a/c, upgraded stereo system and even a pa system so the driver could talk with people in the very back seat. The ride is quite comfortable and as long as you watch the weight as you load this van, it will ride perfectly. Take out the back seat to make it an 11 passenger van and you have room to put in luggage, toys or whatever you need for a long weekend away at the lake or cottage, you could even take the bbq if you wanted too. Not for every day driving for sure because of it's size and lack of side views, so stay away from downtown traffic for sure.

If you don't mind being roughed up a little bit on the road and want to get a reliable 4 x 4 then this will work for you. Being a very short wheelbase doesn't help nor does the extra firm ride but it is an offroad vehicle and that is where it gets to be a blast to drive. Throw the tranny into 4 x 4 on the fly and it will take you almost anywhere you want to go. The biggest laugh we ever got was from people riding around in 4 wheel drive vehicles in the winter with them in 4 wheel drive all the time, they think they are invincible. The funny part comes when they get stuck and then complain that they couldn't get out of the problem with their truck in 4 x 4, just remember if you get stuck with it already in 4 x 4, then how do you ever expect it to get you out???? This is a big duh....lol Lots of fun to drive and if you take the top off during the summer it even gets to be more fun time...

This was one of Ford's styling blunders as far as we are concerned. At first it "looks" like a really cool ride, but once you take it for a drive you will find numerous problems, from the lack of defroster for the front windshield area (this is huge to say the least), to the lack of headroom for even an average sized person, to the side windows you can't see out of once it gets cooler outside and you have more than 2 people inside. Ours was driven by the service guys more than us as it came with a problem in the transmission, after you drove on the highway for a few miles, it would just stop working, let it cool down while you wait for the tow truck and when they arrive it has no problems again, got very annoying after the 5th or 6th time. The dealers were then told to replace the old transmission with the newer updated version only to find that this one was one the the roughest shifting tranny's we have ever had in any car. Could not wait to get rid of this lemon from Ford..