Nathan Adlen

5 days ago | autoblog.com | Nathan Adlen

A few years back, I was lucky enough to take a Honda Pilot TrailSport overlanding, from Denver, Colorado, to Flagstaff, Arizona. I spent the four-day trip living inside the Pilot, sleeping on an air-cushion mattress, and living out of a plug-in refrigerator. I camped along the Colorado River, high up in the Grand Canyon, and did some technical off-roading in Moab, Utah. It was quite an adventure, and the Honda Pilot fared surprisingly well.

6 days ago | tflcar.com | Nathan Adlen

Is Mini going through an identity crisis Slate should build a postal truck New career means a new (very inexpensive) professional sedanThis week’s first question comes from a Mini Cooper fan who is worried that the automaker might be on the way out. Hi there TFL fam! I was wondering because many of you have owned and love Minis in the past if you thought that the car maker is in trouble? I hear that the sales future looks bad and with tariffs they may stop selling in the USA.

6 days ago | autoblog.com | Nathan Adlen

Many years ago, Ford’s 1st generation Taurus SHO blew the minds of mid-size sedan fans, and this Hyundai Sonata N Line carries on that tradition, but it’s not perfect. This is Hyundai’s second-generation Sonata N Line, with the first generation being based on the older design. This one has better tech and a better ride, but it is a hair slower and slightly less aggressive in corners.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Nathan Adlen

2025 Toyota Camry: Is It Worth $28,700? My In-Depth Guide to Its Upsides & Downsides originally appeared on Autoblog. Ol' reliable returnsSince 1983, the Toyota Camry has sold over 21 million units worldwide. In the U.S, approximately 13 million Camrys have been sold, making it one of the top 10 most popular vehicles on the planet. One of the main reasons may be its combination of legendary reliability, packaging, and overall performance.

1 week ago | autoblog.com | Nathan Adlen

Since 1983, the Toyota Camry has sold over 21 million units worldwide. In the U.S, approximately 13 million Camrys have been sold, making it one of the top 10 most popular vehicles on the planet. One of the main reasons may be its combination of legendary reliability, packaging, and overall performance. Unlike previous generations, the 2025 Toyota Camry is only available with a hybrid powertrain and all-wheel drive (AWD).