The compact SUV market brings several models that are easy to drive and work great in many situations. You might sit down and create a pro/con list of the models you’ll consider. You may want to see what various publications recommend. In the end, the deciding factors for you will likely be your budget and how you feel during a test drive. Most models in this class offer similar sizes and pricing, which can make the search a bit more daunting than you might like. Let’s look at some of the most popular models and see if they have what you’re looking for in an SUV.
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GMC Yukon Black Package No Longer Available
If you’re looking at a new GMC Yukon, it’s important to be aware that the Denali Black Package is no longer available. This is the second model year of the fully redesigned and all-new fifth generation of the GMC Yukon. The 2022 model comes with only a few changes from the 2021 redesign year. Now, … Read moreGMC Yukon Black Package No Longer Available
The Top 5 Minivans of 2022
Just because SUVs seem to have taken over the auto industry doesn’t mean there isn’t room for minivans on the road. The reality is that minivans offer features and perks that you can find in any other vehicle. For example, getting kids in and out of an automobile is easier than ever with sliding side doors. You can also enjoy plenty of storage room, modern tech, and updated style that keeps this car style as relevant today as ever.
3 Trucks With Epic Power
Are you in the market for a pickup truck that can handle the demands of your busy life? With so many manufacturers throwing their hats in the pickup truck game, it can be hard to determine which model is meant for the toughest jobs and which ones are more show pony than a work horse.
What’s The Difference Between Ford Super Duty Trucks?
Ford Super Duty trucks are some of the most powerful and popular heavy-duty pickups on the road today. A recent report by Consumer Reports revealed that Ford Super Duty trucks are some of the most satisfying trucks out there today. Of course, a Super Duty doesn’t point to a single vehicle. Instead, there are a couple of options that fall under this nameplate.
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Hyundai Goes All-In on EVs
The South Korean automaker behind the popular Hyundai and Genesis brands revealed that the company is pivoting its resources away from internal combustion engines and shifting its focus to EVs.
A Look Back: Chrysler’s Innovative Turbine Car
When you look back at the history of the automotive world, you’ll notice that one name stands out as one of the most innovative and unique. That name is Chrysler. It might surprise you to learn this, considering today’s limited lineup of vehicles offered under this brand. Still, with the ingenuity and history of taking risks, we might be witnessing a time when Chrysler is just getting ready to blow our minds once again. Your nearby Chrysler dealership could be where you find some of the most amazing designs and interesting cars in the future.
The New Hyundai Elantra N
The brand new Hyundai Elantra N has finally been revealed. This fresh take on a classic Hyundai model joins the likes of the Veloster N and Kona N. The Elantra N, however, is the first sedan to earn the infamous “N” title. While the Hyundai Elantra N was first announced to a global audience this past July, it will be available at U.S. Hyundai dealers before you know it.
What Should You Know About Buying A Used Car vs. New?
The most prominent debate people face when upgrading their vehicles is if they should look for a new or used car. Unless you’re planning on leasing, purchasing a car is generally a long-term commitment. Most drivers keep their vehicles for five to ten years, so knowing your options is the best way to make your best decision.
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MX-30: Mazda’s First All-Electric SUV
Mazda recently announced the newest SUV in its lineup and the automaker’s first electric vehicle. Here’s what we know about the MX-30, from range to features, to availability.