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Hyundai has been making plenty of changes lately. While the Korean automaker has been here in the US since the late 1980s, it has recently gained plenty of momentum, and attention, from American consumers. With incredible value, modern styling, and robust warranties, Hyundai cars and SUVs are becoming increasingly popular...

With three decades under its belt in the North American market, Hyundai has come a long, long way. As many automakers are struggling to keep their heads above water, Hyundai continues to gain market share. In addition to increased market share, Hyundai has also managed to improve quality throughout its model lineup, putting the automaker on par with many of its Japanese rivals...

It wasn’t that long ago when minivans were all the rage. But since then, the segment has gotten much smaller. The Hyundai Entourage is one of those minivans that has managed to stick around...

Hyundai’s Azera is currently the Korean automaker’s flagship luxury sedan, and offers buyers great value for modern luxuries.  Many will notice that the Hyundai Azera is largely a hodgepodge of styling, with a hint of BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and even a bit of Buick, but the combination works as it offers luxury for a fraction of the price of typical luxury imports. The current Hyundai Azera was introduced in 2006, and effectively replaced the aging XG350, for which a replacement was eagerly awaited by Boston Hyundai dealers and consumers as well. For 2008, not much has changed from the previous model year...

Until around 1950, there was a Wild West-like attitude in the American automotive industry. It was a frontier to be conquered. Throughout automotive history, there have been something like 5,000 individual makers of cars and trucks in the world with about 3,500 of them being situated in the United States...

Well, surprise, surprise!  The game was not a snoozer at all.  CarSpace fans who were instant messaging during the game were surprised that the Giants held the Pats to 4 points for most of it and in the final minutes took what Patriot fans had declared theirs going into the game. But what about the commercials?!?!?! In canvasing the community and neighborhood parties, the Planter's Cashew commercial was indeed among the funniest.  For car and car-related ads the 2008 Toyota Corolla was particularly funny in addition to the Bridgestone tires ad with screaming animals (sorry Richard Simmons - not so funny)...

At my house, we won't be to interested in the game unless the Giants pull out all the stops and make it interesting.  I'm too old to care about men in tight pants as I still remember the Chicago Bears and Refrigerator Perry.   My prized guacamole dip will be present - no double-dipping please. That said, I'm watching for the car commercials.  Yes, I will sit through the hoopla, confetti, halftime show and more in order to see what the creative agencies have thought of this year. In the line-up will be spots from Cadillac, Audi, Ford, Toyota, Hyundai and perhaps even GMC...

It's an American tradition.  'Nuff said.  For American gridiron it is the pinnacle of the sport.  You make it through the season, hopefully don't lose too many players due to injury and then wiggle through the playoff's until... yes, you are in the Super Bowl. For fans, whether you are an NFL junkie or not, the Super Bowl is the Sunday to yell, scream, find a team to cheer and yes, wait with baited breath for...

Once in a while, I get to combine two or more things I really love. Among the things I enjoy are cartoons, music, Legos, poker, photography, writing, history, movies, trivia, and cars. Every so often some of these things come close enough that I can enjoy two at a time...