Did you ever stop and think about the development of today’s family vehicles? In my youth, I can clearly remember rolling across country in the family station wagon, a 1948 Chevy “woodie” that literally shook rattled and rolled. Not exactly like today’s rolling living rooms decked out with DVD entertainment systems that have headsets for the kids so the folks can listen to their CD of choice. They have coolers for food and drinks and plenty of comfort for the trip.
Look for Bill’s article on the evolution of the mini-van that changed the face of the road trip for families in the October issue of Parenting Magazine.
Cross-over in Luxury
2007 Acura RDX
By Bill Zervakos & Cathy Droz
Chrysler’s ’07 Aspen SUV
works for both Mom and Dad
By Bill Zervakos & Cathy Droz
