The Durango both concedes that the American buyer wants a soft, comfortable crossover while still holding on to the classic nature of SUVs. It serves the desires of two very different people. It does its best to please both the traditionalist and the forward thinker. Most people looking back today hate it for trying.
Over the past week, I have released several articles regarding the wider subjects of the Los Angeles Auto Show. Today, we start working on more focused things. Our first subject, Rivian. Now, Rivian released two models for their entrance into the market, that's 200% more car than Tesla did. The Truck Their truck model, … Continue reading Tesla’s Competition? Why One of these Rivian Models is the Best Car in the World
We have seen that Nissan has finally decided to update the 14-year old Frontier design. I feel a little sad to see it go as it was introduced in 2004 just like me. Luckily, the new design makes it easy to forget the old one because it looks like a new car. Today, we … Continue reading The Grandpa of 2018 Cars: Nissan Frontier
Before the SUV Craze and the explosion of small SUVs such as the Chevy Trax, Fiat 500x, Mini Countryman, and plenty more, there were SUVs that could actually go off-road. They could get dirty, get dented, be used. They didn't have all the latest tech and safety features, they just worked. This suggestion comes from a … Continue reading Reader Review #2: 1st Gen Geo/Chevy/GMC Tracker or Suzuki Vitara/Sidekick or Pontiac Sunrunner
For those of you who don't know, the Suburban is an XL Body-on-Frame SUV. It has three rows and a sideways facing seat in the rear on some generations. There's just one problem with this car, the new ones are nothing like the originals. First off, it's important to cover the history of the … Continue reading Can We Have the Real Suburban/Tahoe Back Now?
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