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long-time contributor to auto outlets -brings years of experience in retail sales, automotive journalism. Managing Editor at @txGarage contributor at AutoBlog
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2026 Hyundai Kona HTRAC AWD – MILDLY CAFFEINATED

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By David Boldt Verified
| TXGARAGE
2026 Hyundai Kona HTRAC AWD At its launch in the fall of 2017 as a 2018 model, Hyundai’s Kona was – to put it mildly – mildly polarizing. Taking a moderately conventional subcompact hatch as its base, Hyundai threw on an assemblage of cladding that would have required its own rubber plantation, and then coated it in an available green that could have been called Nuclear.
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Volvo’s XC40 B5 AWD – MILD CHILD

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By David Boldt Verified
| TXGARAGE
Volvo’s XC40 B5 AWD It’s a bit of a box, but then, so is Golf’s GTI, Toyota’s recently reviewed Corolla hatch and Kia’s new K4 Hatchback. The XC40, however, is positioned as a small sport utility, and given its footprint in my garage, it seems almost midsize.
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2026 Subaru Outback Wilderness – GOING OUT – GETTING BACK

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By David Boldt Verified
| TXGARAGE
2026 Subaru Outback Wilderness Allow me to get this off my chest. Right now. For the automotive design teams hellbent on channeling Range Rover into their crossover portfolio, they need to bring to the drawing table more than the straight edge and pane glass; they need (NEED!) to bring the footprint. Any Range Rover – including the compact Evoque – enjoys a stance that’s aggressive, one fully capable of keeping the RR’s bodywork upright, even in terrain virtually guaranteed to topple it.
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