For many people and a lot of companies, the auto industry is all about innovation, about pushing ahead with bold new ideas and creating something we’ve never seen before. That’s where the idea of the “concept car” comes from – the idea of playing with ideas while creating a vehicle as a concept rather than […]
Although Honda is best known for producing incredibly reliable and family-friendly vehicles like the Accord and Civic, they have a lot more going for them than you might realize at first. There are plenty of Honda cars on the road, but they actually got their start making motorized bicycles, and they are a major name […]
Sedans are reliable and sturdy, pickups are hardworking and adventurous, and SUVs are spacious and productive. But while some of these vehicles can certainly be fun to drive, they’re not necessarily designed with that idea in the forefront. Sports cars, on the other hand, have a single purpose: to offer an exhilarating driving experience with […]
The 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee has seven trims to choose from. I’m going to repeat that for the folks in the back that might not have heard me clearly: it has SEVEN trim levels to choose from, not including any of the special editions. Unless you take some time to read through a brochure or […]
The most famous cars out there are the ones that make an immediate impression and stick with us––the cars that become iconic for what they are and what they represent. Classic cars from movies, like the Trans Am from Smokey and the Bandit, the Aston Martin DB5 from Goldfinger, and the Mustang GT 390 from […]
You don’t have to be too into cars to have heard of the Audi e-tron, but unless you’ve got your finger really on the pulse of what’s going on, you might have missed quite a few details. The Audi e-tron is the new electric-only SUV built by Audi, providing incredible performance and luxury details with […]
The Cadillac Escalade is the best of all SUVs, even the Chevy Suburban. The Escalade is the very definition of elegance and sophistication in a large SUV, while the Chevy Suburban is just the average, everyday driver. However, that being said, there are quite a few ways that the Escalade and the Suburban are pretty […]
You have a lot of options if you’re on the market for a midsize SUV – it’s an incredibly popular market segment, and every manufacturer knows it. With so much popularity, however, there comes a great deal of competition and inevitable comparisons, such as looking at the 2020 Chevy Traverse vs 2020 Ford Explorer to […]
Jeep fans, you’re going to want to look away for this because there’s bad news coming your way: GMC has you folks beat. I’ll give you this: the Jeep Compass is probably better prepared for handling rough off-road trails – it is a Jeep after all. But otherwise, as soon as you start looking at […]
The 2020 Ford Explorer has a lot going for it with some new options that make this arguably the best time to check out an Explorer. While you might not get the kind of off-road potential that can be found if you compare something like the 2020 Ford Explorer vs 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee, for […]
If you’re interested in classic cars beyond the usual lot of used cars near you, then you’ve probably heard of the Monterey Auction, held every year in Monterey, California. The event spans the course of several days and sees collections of some of the most impressive and rare motor vehicles assembled in one place. As […]
For a long time, Chevy has been one of the leading names in off-road vehicles, thanks in large part to the impressive Chevy Colorado ZR2, which is a dedicated off-road trim on their best-selling midsize truck. Larger, more powerful Chevy trucks can still be great off-road machines, and the Silverado has a pair of current […]
Trim levels are a tricky thing when it comes to looking at a new car. One the one hand, they can be very important and have a huge impact on everything from the engine, transmission, and tires to the interior details and even safety features. On the other hand, sometimes the differences between two trims […]
There’s no shortage of great pickups on the market these days, and even the specific segment of light-duty full-size trucks is comfortably crowded. That’s not a bad thing, don’t get me wrong – more options means you have a lot to choose from, and if you’re a Chevy fan, then this is certainly a great […]
Ever since it was first announced, the Tesla Cybertruck has been everywhere: news reports, youtube videos, even late-night comedians have taken their crack at the vehicle. Whether you love it or hate it (or you’re fairly apathetic toward it), the Cybertruck has made a big splash on the automotive market, and it’s entirely possible that […]
If you are interested in a Dodge Challenger but you’ve heard people raving about the Hellcat, you’re probably wondering what all the fuss is about. After all, isn’t the 2019 Challenger Hellcat just another trim level – the same as you can find on so many other vehicles? Does it really make a difference if […]
It’s official: the Trailblazer is coming back to America. While it has been available in different Asian markets for some time, the Trailblazer has not been sold here in the US since 2009. After much rumoring and many questions, however, Chevrolet has made an official statement, and we will be getting a 2021 Chevy Trailblazer here in […]
Keeping up with current auto news isn’t always easy – just keeping up with general current events can be quite demanding these days. I know that at a certain point, for me, some of that news simply becomes white noise as information overload sets in and I have to spend some time watching videos of […]
When a lot of people think “off-road,” the first thing that probably pops into their heads is “Jeep.” That’s understandable; Jeeps have always been designed and marketed toward people that want to leave the road behind. However, that’s no reason to ignore other amazing off-road vehicles that are on the market, especially if a Jeep […]
One of the things I find most fascinating about the auto industry is the stories that make up its history. These stories only ever go back about a hundred years at most – so you don’t have to memorize the names of a bunch of kings or remember dozens of different dates (you can if […]
