Jim publishes TechnoFile Magazine. Jim is an affiliate with the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada and his careers have included journalist, technology retailer, video store pioneer, and syndicated columnist; he does a biweekly column on CBC Radio One's The Business Network.
I've always liked the Ford Explorer, especially since they went rear drive-biased. The Tremor trim level is a tad lost on this "never off-roader", but I can see why "off-roaders" would find it attractive;
I hadn't driven a Land Cruiser in decades and am glad to see Toyota still offers the vehicle as a robust off-roader that's capable of going head-to-head with other legendary competitors;
The Go SRT fits into this scenario beautifully. Though it's a tad dear, it's an excellent vapourizer and it's designed for easy portability and use. And as such, it achieves its goal very well;
Pretty nice stuff, altogether, from a vehicle that's quite competitive in this niche. And they even throw in a third row of seats, small as they may be. Not bad;
Gunn has done a good job of updating the hero for today's cynical world and I look forward to seeing it again, as well as seeing what Gunn has in store for us next