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Being 70 years old I have driven some of the best cars and the BMW X1 is hands down the best car I have ever owned in my life. It handles like a champ, with incredibly agile handling. Its gas mileage is quite good, making it fun to drive and practical. My family raves about its smooth ride quality and

The BMW i8 offers the perfect blend of innovation, style, and performance even if it isn’t the most practical supercar. Its breathtaking design with butterfly doors makes it an eye candy. Whenever I drive it people can be seen gawking and snapping photos. While it doesn’t pack muscle car-level horsepower, its refined driving experience makes out for this. It’s a

After checking out several 3-row SUVs, we purchased the Audi Q7. Its high-tech interior and sleek design, featuring three screens for HVAC, gauges, and entertainment contribute to an enjoyable driving experience. While I found the tech to be a bit overwhelming initially, it became intuitive over time. The comfortable seating, with adjustable legroom easily accommodates third-row passengers. Standout features of

After my retirement, I lost my interest in cars, and most of the time my driver took me wherever I wanted to go. Last year my son purchased the Audi Q5 and literally forced me to try it out. I tried my best to make excuses not to drive it but my son seemed adamant so I had to drive

I owned the Audi Q3 for about two months and I liked it. The stop/start cruise control is quite good, the tech is great and the lane control assist is not that intrusive. Its blind spot monitoring makes it stand out from almost every other manufacturer and for all such systems should be the standard. On the inner side of