Chris Butsch

The harbinger of Hyundai’s high-performance line is one of the best sports cars I’ve tested and the most affordable.

In real life, I’m a happiness expert. And because true happiness is my brand, it’s hard to justify my love affair with a convertible sports car: the ignominious symbol of consumerism.

Velvet Taco is not a Mexican restaurant. Rather, it began when some benevolent genius asked: Why not offer all of the world’s best dishes in taco form?

While American football can trace its roots back to the mid-1800s, the tradition of the tight, circular huddle began in 1892 to serve a niche purpose.

As a former six-foot, 140-pound teenager, I sympathize with modern crossovers. Height invites awkward handling, and there’s never been a crossover more agile than the sedan it’s based upon.

Leticia Lopez isn’t messing around. The native Venezuelan has taught yoga on three continents and completed her 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher designation all the way back in 2013.

Unless you have to cross a moat to reach your Mount Paran castle, there’s not much reason to drive an all-terrain behemoth like a Lexus GX or a Land Rover Discovery daily. And yet, these leather-clad battle tanks sell faster than many sensible crossovers.

The Jeep Wrangler is like a bacon double cheeseburger – gristly and unrefined, yet patriotic and sacred. It’s imperfect, yet precisely nobody wants it to change.

Rarely have I sat in a six-figure car and thought this is worth every penny, but BMW’s all-new X7 is simply that good.

With raking angles, a gaping maw and fangs under the headlights, the Lexus RX couldn’t look more aggressive if it had a mounted machine gun.

Hidden in the hills above Willeo Road in Roswell, Chattahoochee Nature Center (CNC) offers outdoor family fun with an important message for kids.

There’s plenty to like about the new RAV4, from matured looks to a “take me off-road” attitude and well laid-out interior. It also boasts another design decision I think every car should have: a rubberized volume knob.

Following a successful Tiny House Festival at Atlantic Station and the announcement of Georgia’s first tiny house development in Clarkston, many young Atlantans might be wondering: Is it time to go tiny?

Leveraging off The 100 Companies’ success in 20 geographical markets from Denali to Dubai and our launch of The Travel 100, our publishing network expands this month into a second industry vertical: The Association 100.

I hadn’t seen a $2 bill for years when I noticed schoolmate Rip Black tipping with them. Having loved them since attending its 1976 re-introduction, I adopted Rip’s paean to Mr. Jefferson, tipping with them since. I gave one to an Uber driver recently – he stared at it, announcing, “This one’s going in the wallet!”

Muscle cars and crossovers continue to sell like Hamilton tickets, so why hasn’t anyone made a muscle crossover before?

The 2019 Camaro SS starts at $37,495, the same as a new Audi A4. At first glance, it’s hard to tell why. It features a functional but not fancy interior, a tough ride and gets city mpg in the teens.

The Insight is a mightily impressive vehicle. Compared to the Prius, the Insight offers more mature looks, a more luxurious interior, faster acceleration and an extra MPG (55 vs. 54).

I enjoy sports, as they often provide lessons for management: how to organize teams and instill mission and focus to meet goals against unexpected competition. Sometimes sports provide metaphors for life.

First off, what’s a PHEV? A plug-in electric hybrid is a hybrid that you can run on electric-only for the length of an average commute. When it’s out of juice, the gas engine kicks in, and it acts like a normal hybrid.

I fly weekly without fear despite one turbulent flight above Asheville’s mountains and a roach-infested Air Cubana flight.

Following yesterday’s acquisition of SPR Atlanta, the PR firm that launched The Atlanta 100 in 2013, The 100 Companies is offering sponsorship opportunities to local businesses in The Atlanta 100.

Last week, I trained a client’s team on crisis management. It sparked memories of the first crisis I not only…

“A little of each product goes a long way. And I really like the way the products smell.” That was the review by Chris Schroder of the new Elements line of products from Dove Men+Care.