Words + Photos. Angus MacKenzie There are those in Middle Earth marketing that have fought for years to shift the gaze away from the marketing/cannibalism/naming ploy of the faux-stang that is the Mach-e. ... read more
Photos/ Words – Angus MacKenzie Back in August, the family people and myself, ventured southern Alberta way to the large bumpy thing near the US border known as The Cypress Hills. Missed by the ... read more
PROS: Styling, e-power, ride, build, tech, one pedal thing CONS: Styling, naming, e-weight, visceral V8 notes Words Photos. Angus MacKenzie Born in 1965 the original Mustang has become, without hyperbole, ... read more
Words + Photos. Angus MacKenzie Sporting one of the most handsome vehicular SUV faces on the market, the new 2021 Chevy Tahoe RST diesel impresses on a number of levels. On the visual front the Tahoe ... read more
Words + Photos. Angus MacKenzie In the infamous “King of the Hammers” drivers of specialized 800 hp off-road devices are pitted against a 165-mile mixed bag of high-speed sections and 100-1 ... read more
Luxury Crossovers present an interesting middle ground, marketing dilemma for suv manufacturers. On the one hand, these bigger than little “compacts” hit right between somewhat too small for ... read more
Photos Words. Angus MacKenzie Every once in a while one gets tired of lugging the 85 lb Canon mit 70-200 lens about the countryside. Sometimes it’s nice to just pull the Samsung Galaxy S9 out of the ... read more
Photos + Words. Angus MacKenzie Now in its six-generation, Ford’s completely redesigned Explorer for 2020 does away with some much dated architecture and driveline options. The previous fifth-gen ... read more
Words/Photography. Angus MacKenzie In the world of large transport, Ford’s 2020 Expedition ranks up there with the best of them. Handsome, blue, with voluminous corridors for small children to play, ... read more
Photography + words. Angus MacKenzie Followers of elemente might recall our photo-feature with Lincoln’s Aviator from earlier this year. Turns out Lincoln likes us so much they offered up more seat ... read more
