​                        With an ever-increasing interest in lower fuel consumption and a need to fill the gap which once was SUV’s, it seems that crossovers are the next big thing.  With fuel ratings similar or sometimes better than cars, crossovers really seem to be taking off.  With more and more models each year, and more 

​            Well, I never thought I would see the day when one car company would use the platform of an already ugly vehicle to make another one.  But when your Ford and you want Lincoln to have a tall wagon too, then why not use the Flex platform to create your own odd-looking crossover.  The 2010 Lincoln MKT is one odd looking luxury crossover.  

​            Our next crossover is from a company many have never heard of or have ever seen before.  That is unless you live in Italy or like to race dune buggies.  It seems for 2010 Fornasari decided that building two-seater off road buggies is only good when you selling to pure enthusiasts.  But when you want to

​            When you think of a company which likes to be know for performance, then who do you think about.  Most think of either a BMW or some sports car manufacturer.  Now when it came time for BMW to create its own crossover, we all thought that the X6 was it.  Well apparently, we were all wrong because BMW had other plans.  There plan was to release the new 2010 BMW 5 Series GT.  

​            First on our list of new comers is a company which never really built a true SUV but still had more of an image of an SUV.  With the release of the 2010 ZDX, Acura can now say that they do have a crossover.  This helpless little model is the need to fill a small but increasing gap within the Acura brand.  Turning a TL into an CUV really is an ingenious way of 

​                        With the rise of gas prices and the demise of the mini-van, someone had to pick up the market share.  Lucky for us the segment which wins in this category is one which has some of the best and worst designed cars.  Of course, when I saw worst designed, I do mean worst designed cars ever made, and both 

​            From a company which makes half decent MPV’s you might think their crossover might look good.  Well, you would be fooled then if you saw the 5008 next to the 2010 Peugeot 3008.  This rather odd-looking crossover is Peugeots answer to the ever-growing crossover segment in Europe.  One thing most people could say about this, is that it 

​            Well, it seems that everyone today is building some sort of odd-looking cube car.  And for if your Nissan you would even go as far as calling it the Cube.  Into its second generation the Nissan Cube is one odd looking car.  Just like Honda, Nissan went with a model which is big on functionality and low on fun and style.  

​            Oh, look someone learned how to make a grille that evokes a truck appeal.  Too bad they added it to a box on wheels whose long list of design fumbles have earned it a one-way trip to the designer’s garbage dump.  Of course, we are talking about the 2010 Honda Element, a vehicle with started out with more plastic on it then what is contained in a playground.  

​            Unless your one of those very few who likes the Pontiac Aztec of Honda Element then the next model is defiantly not for you.  Its hard to believe that anyone would ever even consider purchasing the 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour, but for some reason Honda believes that there is a market for it.  And of course, there is, because there are a