Toyota and Hyundai Target New and “Younger” Buyers
June 2020 What Drives Us Toyota and Hyundai Target New and “Younger” Buyers By Beverly & Steve Smirnis Toyota believes there’s still life in the large car segment
Toyota’s Hold-Out Strategies Pay Dividends
June 2020 What Drives Us Toyota’s Hold-Out Strategies Pay Dividends Toyota believes there’s still life in the large car segment at least for one more generation of affluent,
Whatever Entry Point You’re At, You’ll Find A Small SUV That Meets the Mark
June 2020 Savvy Driver Whatever Entry Point You’re At, You’ll Find A Small SUV That Meets the Mark The newest small SUVs from Lexus, Hyundai and KIA were carefully
The Future of Analytics in Design/Build
June 2020 Special Report The Future of Analytics in Design/Build: Predictive Modeling for Industry Professionals By John Sternal, Director of Market Insights, Merit Mile Research One of
Without a Qualified HVAC Design Team and Testing, A Perfect Storm is Brewing
June 2020 Focus Section Without a Qualified HVAC Design Team and Testing, A Perfect Storm is Brewing by Beverly Smirnis As energy codes require homes to be more
Dallas/Fort Worth Building Savvy – June 2020
So here were are in an age where a combination of new technology and better understanding of building science ushers in all-new schools of thought among HVAC experts about best practices and equipment choices.
Making a Difference
SMU’s Sophia Brinkley Will Leave a Lasting Legacy in the Fight Against Human Trafficking Sophia Brinkley attended Highland Park schools through middle school and then finished high school at a
With Willpower and the Right Team, KIA Takes On Premium Brands
Savvy Trucks & Toys At first, Kia was known for value-priced sedans and quirky crossovers. But then there was the Stinger, that even the most jaded of auto reviewers are calling a “great
Ford’s Focus on SUVs and Trucks Pays Dividends
What Drives Us | May 2020 By Beverly and Steve Smirnis The suite of Ford SUVs and trucks we recently had the pleasure of testing illustrates the diversity among the
Around Town – Coping With Coronavirus
With schools and businesses closed and spring events cancelled, Highland Park residents tried to stay well and stay positive. Neighbors put teddy bears in their windows so families could spot them while taking walks. Families