Test Drives

by kenso and Vinod Nair   How about something a little different? In this review of the new Nissan Sylphy, you’ll find not one but two different writers reviewing the same car. If you were paying to read articles here, you’d be getting two for the price of one! On one …

Consider the Swiss army knife; how can anyone not want a Swiss Army knife? It cuts, it twists, it opens, it illuminates. In some cases, it helps you remove food stuck between your teeth. Light bulb not working? No problem. Kitchen sink stuck? Piece of cake. Relationship problems with your boss? …

By Vinod Nair   You may have already read Kenso’s review of the pretty-new Peugeot 2008 SUV. Anyways, here’s an alternate one from a less-technical and rather romantic point of view. When Kenso (or any car brand) offers you a brand new car for the weekend, it’s hard to say …

  .   If the adage “The difference between boys and men is the size (and price) of their toys” is anything to be believed, then the MINI Cooper would be the perfect example to accentuate this belief. As the newest iteration of a pedigree that stretches 55 years long, …

. A question was asked to me recently on what makes a person a qualified reviewer? Believe it or not, I’ve asked around among reviewers who’ve been doing this for donkey years and not a single person gave me the same answer. A simple enough question – and probably as …

. The problem with people is often they don’t know what they want. You don’t have to look far for examples; just think of the last time you asked (or being asked) where would you like to go for dinner and the occasional indecision would cost you a whole lot …

. “An inch longer is an inch stronger”. That’s a popular Chinese saying in which one must always strive to better and every advantage, no matter how small should be sought. If that’s the case, driving a large, tall car would definitely appeal to those who believe in this saying. …