Great article!

The third generation Maserati Quattroporte from the 1980s had small wooden tables that pulled up from the rear doors. They made the gorgeous interior even cooler.

I think some readers were down on the bike because of Harley’s stated highway range (70 miles just isn’t that long). Learning that the range in real-world conditions is nearly double might have improved popular opinion. This is why it’s important for reviewers to actually try to measure range when they’re given the…

Toyota sells an AWD minivan. It’s not exciting, but will meet most of his needs.

Great article, David. I had never heard of the Shamrock, but found this piece -

Great answer. I agree, and think a Ford Transit Connect represents the best combo of room and reliability for something easy to park in the city.

I love the interior and most of the exterior styling, but the upswept rear sheetmetal ruins the looks from the side. They should have used more glass back there... it might have even helped with weight balance.

Nice car!

All three suggestions are great. For variety, I’d add in the stretched Infiniti Q70L, the desirable but poor-selling Kia K900 and Lincoln’s excellent Continental. All are reliable, comfortable, and have room for days.

Nice!

You win.

The 505 wagon was sold here in the 80s, and might be an even better choice. They’re built like tanks and pack a lot of interior space considering their reasonably manageable, 16-foot, length.

Great job. Those big couples have graceful lines and a lot of presence.  

Fantastic article. Thank you.

That is much better looking than most newer RVs.

He’s right, though. 505s are fantastic cars ...incredibly durable and smooth riding.

I love the current generation K900, but it’s been on the market for a year and I’ve yet to see one on the road. Also - small correction - the K900 is only sold with AWD in the U.S.

Brand snobbery aside, the X1/9 is more appealing than the 914, with nicer styling inside and out.

Tesla fanatics really seem to hate journalists, but saying they didn’t report the facts here is a stretch.

This is the correct take.