In this review, I take a quick look at the 2022 Mercedes EQS, the first of three electric vehicles from Mercedes-Benz and (in this case) AMG. This is a great, well-done, and expensive luxury ride. Watch for a video of its smaller sibling, the EQE, coming soon.
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This walkaround review looks at the new Cadillac Escalade in its muscle car V format. Pretty great rig, even at the high price tag, and very much worth its weight. Check out this big luxurious ride!
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Elon Musk and Tesla had a big show and party to celebrate delivering the first Tesla Semi to a customer. The portion where Musk talked about the truck, however, was full of boasts and claims, but had little real information. The only thing we learned, in fact, is that, according to Musk, the truck can have a gross vehicle weight of 81,000 pounds and go 500 miles on a charge. That tells us little useful information, however. So I have questions.
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The question of why manufacturers don’t just take current models of vehicles and “convert” them to electric at the assembly line is a good one. There are reasons that doesn’t happen. It’s complicated, but it makes sense once you think about the vehicle design process itself.
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The EQB is all-new and is the second of Mercedes’ lineup of electric vehicles under the EQ name. This is a small crossover with about 200 miles of range. It’s well-balanced and nicely done. Check it out.
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In this design question, the question revolves around what the differences are between a coupe, a convertible, and a roadster. Using real-world example cars, I’ll explain. The lines dividing these three car types can blur, but for the most part, most vehicles fitting in each category are pretty obvious once you know what to look for.
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In this walkaround review, I’m looking at the 2022 Tacoma in its TRD Pro package. A few changes to the TRD Pro happen this year, including Bilstein shocks and this wondrous lime green color.
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