TweetI know I have not been feeding this site lately. I should rectify that. It is not because of some poor excuse. Maybe some writer's block on my part. Maybe some lack of energy. Maybe it’s something deeper that you rather not read about. Nonetheless, there were a few things I should touch upon here. …
TweetThese past twelve months were absolutely amazing. Quite exhilarating, if you ask me. Between setbacks and advancements, it was a year worth celebrating. Last month, you were able to make your choice for #VOTY18. You selected one of the final five, from an original list of 41, to state your favorite of the year. If …
TweetA Victory & Reseda review of the 2018 Mazda CX-5 In the most competitive automotive segment in the USA, you have to find a way to stand out. For years, Mazda went "all-in" on the CX-5. The first-generation model set the tone for a new chapter in Mazda's history – by translating its enthusiast bent …
Tweet All Photos by Randy Stern The idea of a "romantic getaway" should be one where the locale and the company should be equally romantic. Let me back up for a moment and personal here. Yes, I am in a relationship – albeit a long distance one. I've known Jason for 16 years – we …
Tweet Murray The Cop – All Photos by Randy Stern/Victory & Reseda On April 13th of 2011, this site received a major boost with the arrival of its first vehicle. This vehicle would open up the floodgates in publishing reviews of the latest vehicles in the marketplace. From that first vehicle came hundreds more. They …
Tweet 2009 Mazda6i Sport 4-door. All Photos by Randy Stern A Victory & Reseda Throwback review of the 2009 Mazda6 When you love a car so much, you fear that any changes to it would be too revolutionary for its own good. A vehicle goes through generations with each one building upon the success from …
TweetThis is becoming an annoying tradition. This is where I do an annual “What Would Randy Buy if He Won The Freakin' Lottery, Paid Off His Creditors and Have More Than Enough Money to Buy a Car…or Three.” I do this not as a personal indulgence. Nor do I wish that I win some sort …
TweetA very long time ago, but Japan used to make terrible cars. When Toyota and Nissan set up their respective USA shops in the late 1950s, they were met with laughs. They little sedans were seen as clown cars to the average post-World War II American. Even Renault and Volkswagen owners would join in the …
Yep, I'm the guy who knows that things are "just right." I have an intolerance to things that are too hard, too soft, too hot, too cold, too large and too small. Whether it is chairs, beds, porridge…wait, isn't that called oatmeal these days? The idea here is sometimes you have to explore to find things that are "just right" for your life.
Tweet Yep…drove that. All Photos by Randy Stern Could I write about car I drove over a period of time? I could, but it depends on how much time and interest I gave it. Some vehicles are worthy of a full article, while others simply get the "quickie" treatment. There are some vehicles reviewed that …