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The 2010 Subaru Outback 2.5i Limited, an AW Drivers Log: (Mar 11)
COPY EDITOR CYNTHIA L. OROSCO: This Outback served us well for transporting family over the weekend. Everyone was comfortable and warm and we didnand#8217;t have to drive separately.


2010 Dodge Journey R/T, an AW Drivers Log: (Mar 11)
EXECUTIVE EDITOR ROGER HART: I haven't seen an option list this long in quite some time. Wow! With all of the electronic goodies, I'm somewhat amazed that the sticker was less than $34,000.


The 2010 Mazda 3 i Four-Door Touring, an AW Drivers Log: (Mar 10)
SENIOR WEB REPORTER GREG MIGLIORE: Dollar for dollar, pound for pound, I think this is one of the best cars on the market. If you like to drive, you will like this car.


2010 Ford Taurus SHO, an AW Drivers Log: (Mar 9)
EDITOR WES RAYNAL: I think Ford might be just a little high on the sticker price, but this is a good driver. It looks good, too. It's sophisticated, subtle, a big car, but subtle still.


2010 Kia Forte Koup SX, an AW Drivers Log: (Mar 8)
ASSOCIATE EDITOR JONATHAN WONG: If you were to ask for my suggestion on which affordable, semi-sporty two-door coupe you should buy, I would always spit out the Honda Civic as a response.


2011 Volkswagen Touareg, an AW Flash Drive: (Mar 8)
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2011 Ford F-series Super Duty, an AW Flash Drive: (Mar 8)
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2009 Volkswagen Touareg TDI, an AW Drivers Log: (Mar 5)
EDITOR WES RAYNAL: I just drove the $36,000 Mazda CX-9 and a $39,000 Chevrolet Traverse, so I'm sitting here wondering why I'd pay $13,000 more for this VW.


2009 Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe, an AW Drivers Log: (Mar 5)
EDITOR WES RAYNAL: Breathtaking.


Chevrolet Volt and Tesla Roadster: Electric apples and electric oranges: (Mar 5)
The needle creeps closer to 90 mph, and with a quick glance around for signs of the authorities, I punch it and send the speedo zipping toward triple digits.


Green Cars: Report on hybrid and other alternative fuel cars (Mar 11)
In terms of green car technology, North America is just catching up to the rest of the world. As green technology costs come in line with the value to the consumer, we'll probably see more eco-friendly cars hit the street. Whether it's gasoline-electric hybrids, hydrogen fuel cells, electric, new-generation diesel or the next big thing, AutoWeek cover it on these pages.