Lifestyle
Cars I've owned, what my family drives, and what I'm dreaming about. Lots of Toyota loyalty in this household.
My first car—a badass silver Tacoma that I shared with my sister Ruby. There's something special about your first car. This one was built to last and took us everywhere.
Loved the first Tacoma so much I got another one. Toyota trucks just work—reliable, capable, and hold their value like nothing else.
My current daily driver. The 2018 Accord is a solid, reliable sedan. Great fuel economy, comfortable ride, and Honda's reputation for longevity. Gets the job done.
The new Land Cruiser is absolutely stunning. Toyota brought back this legendary nameplate and it's everything I want in a vehicle—capable, comfortable, and built to last forever. The hybrid option makes it even better. This is the practical dream car.
I know it's a polarizing vehicle, but I genuinely love the Cybertruck. Every time I see one driving around Salt Lake, I think it's badass. The design is unlike anything else on the road. If money was no object, I'd have one.
Dad went through the Infiniti phase before coming around to Toyota.
Mom has always been an Acura person—reliable luxury.
My sister Ruby drives a Toyota 4Runner. After sharing that first Tacoma with me, she stayed in the Toyota family. The 4Runner is a beast—perfect for Colorado adventures with Collin and Milburn the dog.
My brother Hayden drives a Subaru Crosstrek. Practical, capable in the snow, and very Utah. Subaru knows their audience.
My girlfriend Emma has solid taste in reliable vehicles.
Looking at this list, there's a clear theme: Toyota and Honda dominate. Reliable, practical, hold their value. The Earl family doesn't mess around with unreliable vehicles. Dad's Infiniti phase was the outlier—but even he came around to the Tacoma.