Oldies but Goodies? Top 5 Aging New Cars Still Worth Consideration

 

Old does not always equal outdated. We expect new vehicles to be better than the models they replace, as well as at least some of the cars in its segment, but every once in a while there’s a car that ages well, even without major styling or powertrain updates. Take a look at five vehicles fitting that description in this quickly-turned-around Motor Trend blog below.

Review: 2012 Hyundai Equus Ultimate sedan – Hyundai’s Forward Momentum Hits a Speed Bump

Hyundai’s 2012 Equus Ultimate is a reasonably executed flagship luxury sedan — but should anyone care? Flagship luxury and sound financial sense just don’t go together, and that’s what makes the 2012 Hyundai Equus Ultimate so tough to review.

Quick Takes Automotive Reviews – Another Successful Motor Trend Site Addition

While plenty of vehicles visit the Motor Trend headquarters garage, not all of them are tested or significant enough to warrant a full story highlighted on the MotorTrend.com homepage. The new Quick Takes review format is designed for these previously tested and reviewed vehicles. Along with some driving impressions, the Quick Takes reviews feature specific comparisons to other competitors for a more in-market buyer’s guide spin than you’re likely to see in a regular Motor Trend review. Recent subjects of Quick Takes reviews include…

As CRA Winds Down, We Look Back At Our South L.A. Marlton Square Video

USC’s Intersections South L.A. is reporting that the California Redevelopment Agency — responsible for many potential development projects in South Los Angeles including Marlton Square — had its last official day this week. Nearly three years ago, I completed one of my first USC video news stories, which covered Crenshaw’s Marlton Square, an eyesore that’s needed redevelopment for years. Click through to watch the video.