Andy Stonehouse

1 week ago | capitalone.com | Andy Stonehouse

Depending on the vehicle, remote starts work with a key fob or a paid subscription to HondaLink. May 6, 2025 | 3 min read HondaDepending on the season, a car can be an awfully cold or hot space to enter. The ability to remotely start your vehicle can help make things a little more pleasant. Many Honda vehicles have remote-start capabilities, either triggered using a key fob or smartphone application via the HondaLink telematics system and a paid subscription. Here's how to remotely start a Honda.

1 week ago | summitdaily.com | Andy Stonehouse

There’s a reason, even in the comic and cinematic universes, that there was only one Batman — even if he happened to be played by both George Clooney and Val Kilmer. Only Batman gets to roll in the Batmobile, as a basic rule. If there were multiple Batmen and Batmobiles, you’d end up with a situation like my Front Range home, which is next to a high school where multiple loving parents have gifted their adolescent children with Dodge Hellcats. That’s way too many Batmobiles for the local police.

2 weeks ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Andy Stonehouse

For better or worse, this year has seen a renewed scrutiny on the increasingly international origins of our vehicles. EV enthusiasts looking for a fully American-made option might want to turn their attention to Lucid and its comfortably long-range, all-electric automobiles. Sleek, sexy, and powerful, these California-designed, Arizona-built EVs include both sedans and a new SUV.

2 weeks ago | summitdaily.com | Andy Stonehouse

We all need something to dream about, and for many people intrigued by what’s arguably the most iconic 4×4 still on the market, the Mercedes-Benz G550 holds legendary appeal. The ultra-boxy German luxury off-roader, also known as the Galendewagen (German for “off-road vehicle”) has lived a variety of lives, starting in the late ’70s as a civilian rendition of an authentic German army vehicle.

3 weeks ago | summitdaily.com | Andy Stonehouse

A one-stop opportunity to check out an impressive array of new vehicles has hit downtown Denver’s Colorado Convention Center. The 2025 Colorado Auto Show, the updated title for the local automobile showcase which dates back to 1902, offers a chance to eyeball and step inside dozens of new cars, trucks and SUVs, with an indoor test track to experience a variety of new electric vehicles. It runs through the afternoon of Sunday, April 20.