MotorMouths

I should probably recuse myself from even writing about the 2010 Audi R8 5.2 FSI V-10 because I love this car.

The 2009 Honda Fit is worth the hype. It’s a fantastic little daily driver that can carry five people. The mileage is true to the label and it has hoot-like drive qualities

This is not merely a car, it’s a lifestyle. Whether you choose to live it is a personal decision. But at least the Boxster S provides a chance for a lot more people to afford it.

All of my passengers can attest, the LP560-4 is speedtacular. Everyone hopped out of the Lamborghini with a huge smile, their hands shaking just a little from the adrenaline.

The Land Rover RRS is rugged, capable and absolute luxury at the same time. It can negotiate the wilds of the world, no matter what the driver’s personal jungle may be, and with stoic class that few can match.

The Porsche 911 S is a mechanical dream, watch-like precision in a car. There’s a reason German engineering comes with such a glorified reputation and the 911 S proves this at every turn. There is no flaw in this car’s performance.

Its high-tech features will make you feel ready for LeMans, and its luxurious exterior and interior will get you noticed wherever you go. While the S5 convertible is an all-new vehicle in Audi’s lineup, really, it’s the same as it ever was, only better.

The Audi Q5 will make you look for longer routes home — though it may not take you any more time to drive them. You’ll just arrive with a bigger smile on your face.

Improved is an understatement: Every change Toyota made spiraled into more improvements. the 2010 Prius just might be a punch in the gut for anyone trying to catch it.

The scary-quiet 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid can hit 47 mph on electric power only and drive more than 700 miles on a single tank of fuel.

After spending three weeks in the Sport, Hybrid and base Fusions, I feel Ford now has the most complete — and best — lineup in the midsize car segment.