Thomas is an effervescent Toronto-based Gen Z automotive journalist with an obsession with everything automotive, from hopping on track to absolutely obliterate tires to wrenching on well-seasoned machines. You can find his latest work on The Autopian, although he also has bylines scattered haphazardly across the web, much like the car parts scattered haphazardly across his home.
In a hybrid-heavy lineup, the V8-powered Porsche Panamera GTS stands out as a growling sports sedan anachronism.
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The 2025 Subaru Forester isn't a revolution, but something tells me that Subaru owners prefer incremental change.
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The 2025 Subaru Forester isn't a revolution, but something tells me that Subaru owners prefer incremental change.