Interior reviewer, Michael Clark says the appearance and quality of the Toyota Camry's cabin materials has deteriorated in recent years and many features that are optional should be standard. "The Camry is once again in danger of alienating potential buyers," he says.

The four-door Panamera proves that performance and practicality can live a "Hollywood Ever-After" story, says interior reviewer, Michael Clark. Highlights include a lavishly-appointed cabin and a huge cargo area, but the Panamera’s hideaway cupholders are poorly designed, he says.

The V8-powered Hyundai Genesis sedan has a lot to offer for under $50,000 and should be making luxury automakers nervous, says interior reviewer Michael Clark. The only things missing are heated rear seats and transmission paddle shifters, he says.

The only mid-size non-luxury hybrid SUV on the market, the Toyota Highlander Hybrid offers generous passenger and cargo space and a well-equipped cabin along with excellent fuel economy for a vehicle of its size, says interior reviewer, Michael Clark.

Having previously reviewed the 2009 Acura RDX’s interior, Inside Story author Michael Clark had the opportunity to see if its weak points had been improved in the 2010 RDX. Some things have, but some things haven’t, he notes.

Though it’s equipped with all the luxury niceties and a gas-saving hybrid powertrain, interior reviewer Michael Clark wonders whether the entry level Lexus HS250h luxury hybrid is really worth its $40 to $50K price-tag.

Interior reviewer Michael Clark has mixed feelings about the Mazda CX-9. He likes its multi-adjustable heated front seats and ergonomic interior design but finds the centre armrest too high and access to the third seat difficult.

Now into its fifth year since a redesign, the Honda Civic’s interior design is holding up quite well considering the number of new competitors that have come on the market since then, says interior reviewer, Michael Clark.

This week, Michael Clark looks at the Toyota 4Runner, but with a twist: he's in Colorado, and it's a U.S. version. He goes above and beyond to provide an overall look, and also point out the differences south of the border.

The full-load Colony Park of the Next Generation, the new Lincoln MKT is a big, luxurious family vehicle with three rows of seats. Both first and second row seats have heating and cooling functions, reports Michael Clark.