The best way to describe the paint job and look of the 40th Anniversary Edition 4Runner? “Rad.”
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The fifth-generation Range Rover has debuted as the 2022 model of Land Rover’s luxury model. An updated look, improved on-road driving feel, and more British flair are added. In typical Rover fashion, the new model debuts alongside the old one to make things more confusing. Read the review at NewAtlas.com.
The best way to describe the paint job and look of the 40th Anniversary Edition 4Runner? “Rad.”
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This interior walkthrough looks at the best part of the Equinox, which saw a redo in 2022. The 2023 model has one of the best interiors of the two-row SUV market and that’s always been this Chevrolet’s highest sell point. Here’s why.
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The biggest Lexus SUV gets an overhaul and looks great! Gone are the weird fold-down third row cargo hoggers and in is a new, turbocharged powertrain and vastly improved infotainment experience. The LX is now a 600 and far outpaces its previous generation.
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Oh, the roundabout. Harbinger of evil and dissector of driver intelligence. Wyoming has several roundabouts, most of which are located at major intersections where traffic is often busy only at intervals rather than all the time. Roundabouts will, theoretically, reduce vehicle emissions, improve traffic flow, and decrease accidents. In the …
The Mercedes EQ lineup is where the company plans to place all of its electric vehicles going forward. Most of them have an existing equivalent in the standard gasoline line. For the EQE, that’s the E Series. Sized similar to that model, the EQE uses the same underpinnings as the larger EQS and the SUV-styled EQB. And it’s really, really good. Smooth, comfortable, and very useful as a daily driver. Well done, Mercedes-Benz!
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The Toyota Tundra has entered its third generation with the all-new model for 2022. Changes made were much needed and very welcome, keeping the Tundra in its slot as the “everyday truck” for those not tied to a Detroit brand. Read the review at NewAtlas.com.