New This Week: 'Driven' Video Reviews by Tom Voelk In his Behind the Wheel review in this weekend's Automobiles section, Ezra Dyer notes that a spacious trunk has always been part of the appeal of the Chevy Impala, and cites the capacity of a previous generation of that sedan to swallow cases of Tylenol PM and K-Y jelly. Tom Voelk, on the other hand, manages to cram an impressive eight bundles of bathroom tissue into the trunk of the 2014 Impala. His "T.P. trunk test" is included in the first Driven video review to appear on this site. More will be added in the coming weeks to accompany new-vehicle coverage by our team of auto critics. Those who have seen Mr. Voelk's previous videos for his own site, Driven Car Reviews, already know that he spends quite a bit of time in the parking lots of warehouse clubs, stuffing toilet paper into cargo compartments - his standard measure of usable cargo space. That eye for practical details, which can be easily overlooked in the razzle-dazzle of the new-car shopping experience, should help to round out viewers" knowledge of particular models and aid in paring their lists of cars worth a closer look. Like many adults obsessed with cars, Mr. Voelk says one of his earliest memories is auto-related: the thrill of finding a toy Mustang convertible in a box of corn flakes. He recalls a childhood obsessed with Mattel's Hot Wheels and confesses that his unfulfilled lifelong goal is to build the world's longest Hot Wheels track. Mr. Voelk grew up in Duluth, Minn., and lives in Seattle, where he has worked for KING-TV for 27 years. He still drives a 1990 Mazda Miata that he bought new, and his family's fleet also includes a 2006 Volvo XC70 and a 2012 Kia Soul. And despite all the time he spends behind the wheel, Mr. Voelk gets out to stretch his legs now and then: he has participated in 37 marathons.