Paul and Tom are joined by TELO CEO Jason Marks. Jason introduced the hosts to TELO, and its initial product, a pickup truck with the footprint of a Mini Cooper. Jason laid out near- and midterm plans for the TELO, including production and battery sourcing, as well as distribution. 

While we remain baffled that the CX-70 and CX-90 are treated as separate models, we find the ’70 to be a surprisingly refined, and ultimately luxurious entry in the midsize crossover segment. Prices rise quickly on higher trim levels, but lower versions of the CX-70 are quite attractively priced. We heartily recommend the newest Mazda to anyone looking for a premium-feeling 2-row crossover. We just wish they had called it CX-90 Sport.

Now, if you know anything about the Chevrolet Nova, there’s a solid change you’ve heard good things. New for 1969, and redesigned for 1975, the Nova served Chevy well as the brand’s modest, affordable, arguably attractive, and ultimately very-popular compact car. Over the years, the Nova was offered as a coupe and sedan, as well as a wildly underappreciated hatchback. The Nova was also present for the muscle-car fun, offered in SS trim and packing a thumping 396-cubic-inch V8.

Every year, the Midwest Automotive Media Association (MAMA) hosts two ride-and-drive events for local media. The flagship one is held in the spring at Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin’s, Road America racetrack, where this year we put three luxury off-roaders through their paces. In the fall is a smaller, lower-key program typically hosted in the Chicago suburbs. Here is the lowdown on the latter.

Whether you drive a car, need a car, or just occasionally bum a ride with friends, you’’ve come to the right place. Join Jill and Tom as they break down everything that’’s going on in the auto world. New-car reviews, shopping tips, driving green, electric cars, classic cars, and plenty of great guests. This is […]