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Quickies: A Pre-Historic List of Rental Car Reviews From The "Cutting Room Floor"

April 2, 2020 by Randy Stern
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Prior to April of 2011, I tried my hand on automotive vehicle reviewing by talking about the cars I rented. They helped me understand what these vehicles were all about. I paid attention to their positive and negative attributes very closely. The result was informed opinions with the approach of living with each of these vehicles day in and day out.

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My Thoughts Exactly: 2020 Subaru Legacy

February 9, 2020 by Randy Stern
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It affirms Subaru's reputation of creating vehicles based on a standard horizontally-opposed engine and an all-wheel-drive platform for most (except for the BRZ) of their vehicles to be driven on. It also affirms how Subaru has leveraged the massive popularity of the Outback wagon (OK, crossover) as a cornerstone of everything they do – sort of.

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Quickies: Round 2 of This Year's Vehicles Covered Elsewhere

June 21, 2019 by Randy Stern
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Why was everyone mad at a groundhog? Did we not get the spring we wanted? And, what a spring. Lots of good things happening on the V&R front. Except for the fact that I was working on items for everyone else. Not that it’s a bad thing…

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Quickies: As Published Elsewhere (Volume II)

July 3, 2018 by Randy Stern
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Tweet All Photos by Randy Stern It’s tough when you give a publication "first rights" to a vehicle subject. It's even tougher when those vehicles are headline grabbers…and are superb! This is the story of this batch "As Published Elsewhere" Quickies reviews. Vehicles that are found elsewhere with my byline, reviewed fully on those pages. …

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My Favorites From The "Land of the Rising Sun"

May 8, 2022 by Randy Stern
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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 …

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Geneva 2017: Intrigue in Switzerland

March 7, 2017 by Randy Stern
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Tweet The Geneva International Motor Show never disappoints. It is not just the intriguing products that will never come to North America. This show also includes those that will come here, but with a certain flair designed to engage and excite. Of the debuts that popped up at PALEXPO, there has been plenty of both …

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Quickies: An Impressive Compact Car

February 25, 2017 by Randy Stern
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Tweet 2017 Subaru Impreza Sport Sedan – All Photos by Randy Stern Unless you are a dye-in-the-wool Subie fan or enthusiast, no one would ever suspect that the Impreza would be a strong contender among compact cars. This is a statement that needs further explanation. You see, compact customers run in two packs. One, there …

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A Wagon Everyone is Thankful For

October 9, 2020 by Randy Stern
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TweetA Victory & Reseda review of the 2017 Subaru Outback Let's talk about stereotypes for the moment. When you see the vehicle featured in this article, what does it come to mind? According to those who have seen photos…or have seen it in person…think of one specific stereotype: It is a vehicle for Lesbians. I …

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Historiography: Horizontally-Opposed Engines and Four-Wheel Drive

April 24, 2022 by Ryan Senensky
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TweetVictory & Reseda introduces a new contributor to our site: Ryan Senensky. If you are a fan of the Japanese Nostalgic Car site, you may have seen his byline on it. He just happens to be based in Minneapolis – not far from V&R's Headquarters. Please join us as we welcome Ryan to the team. …

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#MAMA16FR – 25 Years in The Making

October 4, 2016 by Randy Stern
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Tweet A typical Wednesday morning at Autobahn Country Club – All Photos by Randy Stern Why is the Midwest Automotive Media Association such an honor to be a member of? A discussion with one of its board members came up with a few reasons. We have a great core group of journalist members – mostly …

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