Even chart-topping commuter vehicles are held to lower expectations by consumers than other types of vehicles. They serve a purpose, are relatively inexpensive, and have limited frills and no thrills.
Marc D. Grasso is the Controller/CFO for the Boston Herald. With a deep passion for all things automotive, he specializes in topics related to cars, trucks, and lorries, while also being an avid collector and historian of automobiles. Marc's insights and expertise have been featured in numerous publications, including the Tri-City Herald, The Hartford Courant, and the New York Daily News.