Andy Stonehouse

The premise of 400 miles of electrical vehicle range is a threshold that could indeed change the game, as it's about double what I've experienced on most EVs in the last five years.

People who purchase their health insurance on the Individual Marketplace in Summit and Grand Counties may remember the Peak Health Alliance. While Peak-sponsored plans were available in 2021 and 2022, they disappeared in 2023.

To help celebrate the ongoing explosion of weekend off-roading editions of an increasingly wide range of vehicles, our local Rocky Mountain Automotive Press group took to the hills above Central City this week for the 4XFall drive.

As we discussed a few weeks back, the 400-mile-range threshold for electric vehicles has now been easily surpassed by Lucid's EVs, with a more than 20% battery range increase in the new Mercedes-Benz EQS 450 SUV adding that brand to the club — full review coming soon.

With a series of Front Range news outlets’ horror stories about leaf-season road rage on Guanella Pass, Park County and even in Summit County, I see more signs of the ever-changing nature of driving —...

For the third time this year, I went to Los Angeles – by choice – to see life in action in the land where people literally and figuratively live in their cars.

Given the choice, during this precipitous pre-election period, between hearing about two charming but ordinary cars I drove this week (the 2025 Mazda3 and Nissan Altima), I think we’d all rather take a fantastic diversion....

Back again on the U.S. market, the new 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser adds a hybrid powertrain and squared-off looks while retaining its goat-like agility and wintertime stability.

Over the past few years, it’s become mission critical to outfit even the tamest SUV with body cladding, roof rails and nubby tires and market that as a go-anywhere 4×4. In Toyota’s case, the existence...

With winter in full effect both in the mountains and the Front Range, let's shift our attention to a burly, all-season machine that's making in-roads in traditional Jeep, Toyota and Subaru territory. The Ford Bronco hasn't quite cracked the top 25 in vehicles sold in the U.S., but it's a versatile and stylish alternative that does an effective job of fusing 1960s and 1970s looks with modern tech.