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Trucks & SUVs

The Most Reliable SUVs Nobody Seems to Be Driving

With how long some owners keep their SUVs on the road, reliability is no doubt a key shopping consideration. Enough quality issues and even brand loyalists will jump ship. And even with today’s six-figure-plus luxury brands, problems still occur. But despite these headaches, some owners keep coming back for more. This makes the list of …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Crossovers

Nissan’s In Huge Trouble-Can It Recover?

Nissan is in huge trouble, especially in the US. Sales, and even more importantly profits, have plunged this year. There have been scandal three CEOs in three months, and a lack of new or revised products as it looked to quick fixes to mask larger problems. It was a pioneer in all-electric car development with …
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Trucks & SUVs

VW Atlas Steps Up Big In Size, Space, and Seating

If you think VW can’t go big, think again. The 2020 VW Atlas SUV is large-five inches wider than a Toyota Highlander, and almost 200-inches long. You know an SUV this big has a third row, even if this one seems a bit cramped. When the seats are folded down you gain almost 100 cubic …
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2021 Bronco R Prototype Baja 1000 racing through desert sand
Trucks & SUVs

Now You Can Build Your Own Ford Bronco (And Ranger) R

Although the Ford Bronco R didn’t win the Baja 1000, it still gave a heck of a performance. Competing with the likes of Honda’s Unlimited Ridgeline, the Bronco R was also an early look at the production SUV. Obviously, as a Trophy Truck, the Bronco R doesn’t share a lot with the street Bronco. And …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Acura 1997 Super Handling SLX restomod
Trucks & SUVs

This Acura SLX SUV Is a Remix of a Great Throwback

The 90s brought legends from Japan into the US, such as the iconic Acura Integra Type R and NSX. But Acura in the 90s was also making its first foray into selling SUVs. Although the company’s current success owes much to SUVs like the RDX—reliable and more American-made than the F-150—it wasn’t always this way. …
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Porsche Future Taycan-Macan | Porsche-0
Trucks & SUVs

Porsche Is Developing A Revolutionary EV System For Racing

Electric systems for electric vehicles can be modified for racecar applications which is why we’re seeing different E-racing series popping up. But these same systems are not adaptable to the demands of off-road racing. For that, you need something more. This is why Porsche is developing a revolutionary new system for two new all-electric vehicles. …
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2022 Ferrari Purosangue | Ferrari
Trucks & SUVs

Got $200,000? We’ve Got Some Luxury SUVs For You

Everything has a top end. With SUV popularity soaring, it’s become something even the luxury class wants. Since manufacturers make more from the higher-optioned vehicles they make, they were glad to accommodate. We’re going to give a quick review of some of the most expensive SUVs made today. Some come in at $100,000, while others …
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2020 Jeep Wrangler EcoDiesel | FCA
Trucks & SUVs

2020 Jeep Wrangler EcoDiesel-Worth The Wait?

Jeep enthusiasts have been asking for a Wrangler diesel for a long time. Too long, really. Now Jeep has acquiesced and we now have the Wrangler EcoDiesel. With the torque and economy inherent with a diesel it always seemed like a perfect marriage with Jeep. Let’s look at what the EcoDiesel is and isn’t and …
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2020 Jeep Wrangler Limited | FCA
Trucks & SUVs

How Safe Is a Jeep Wrangler?

The Jeep Wrangler isn’t just an off-roading American icon, it’s an amazingly popular SUV. Buyers regularly trade in muscle cars for it, and the new diesel and upcoming plug-in hybrid versions will surely add to its popularity. But the Wrangler’s star status also makes its shortcomings that much more apparent. The truth is, the Jeep …
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2016 Hyundai Tucson driving on street
Trucks & SUVs

The 1 SUV by Hyundai You Should Avoid at All Costs

Today’s Tucson joins the Palisade in showing what makes Hyundai a well-regarded automaker. The updated-for-2019 Tucson isn’t just popular with female car-buyers, its platform may form the basis of the upcoming Santa Cruz pickup. It’s also an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ and has been since its 2016 redesign. However, the 2016 Tucson is also the …
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1956 Ford Ranch Wagon | Getty
Cars

The American Station Wagon Is Dead-Long May It Live

Buick announced today that the last American station wagon-the Regal TourX, will go out in 2020. Here’s a brief station wagon history. Though it has almost been like the walking dead, station wagons have always been integral to America. It will live on as the SUV and especially crossover. Wagons started in a manufacturer’s commercial …
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2020 Volkswagen T-Roc Convertible | VW-002
Trucks & SUVs

This Might Be VW’s Most Daring Move For 2020

In what can only be called a daring move on VW’s part, it began production today of the 2020 T-Roc Cabriolet. Why so daring you ask? Because it’s a convertible crossover and the last two that tried this were dismal failures. But we love oddball attempts like this so we’ll fill you in on the …
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GM C1 Platform SUVs | Getty
Trucks & SUVs

8 GM SUVs Are Exactly The Same Underneath

Platform sharing is nothing new to the car industry. It allows each manufacturer to spread out its development and tooling costs over several vehicles that are all the same underneath. GM has eight SUVs that are exactly the same underneath. The sheetmetal, interiors, and even wheelbases can be sliced and diced, but everything underneath is …
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2020 Holden Trailblazer | GM-00
Trucks & SUVs

Why Can’t The US Get This Colorado And Blazer?

They say the world gets smaller every day. From technology to the internet to products made elsewhere, we are indeed tied ever-more tightly together. But if you live Down Under you get some things we don’t when it comes to Chevy. Or as they call it “Holden.” The Holden brand is GM’s Chevy in Australia. …
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