Every year since 1994, the journalists of the Northwest Auto Press Association have gathered the year’s newest utes and crossovers to determine the best SUV of the year. How does your favorite rig come out in this year’s tough competition? Time to dish the, uh, dirt.
The Range Rover Evoque Will Not Be Lost In The Crowd, Or The Woods…
People aren’t buying SUVs the way they did ten years ago but some people need them to haul their toys and traverse rugged roads. After leaving the market for a spell, Dodge Durango is back. With a vengeance.
If you’re on the fence about buying a diesel, the 2012 ML350 is a good, strong, torquey reason to take the plunge.
Say the word “hybrid” and most people automatically think of Prius. VW’s first hybrid is a very luxurious and capable SUV. And it has a supercharger…
It’s a Jeep thing. This should help you understand.
Despite the hybrid badge, the Cayenne S Hybrid’s mission is quite different than Prius or Insight. That should surprise no one. It’s a Porsche.
Countryman is the first MINI with four doors, four comfortable seating positions and the option of all four wheels getting power. Maybe they should have called it Fourman…
The SUV that helped to ignite America’s love of the sport ute is born again.
Others Have a Top 10 List. Ours Goes to 11, because we’re Driven.
In a world overtaken by crossovers, 4Runner stays true to its truck roots.
It’s a Dodge double feature packed with action and thrills. One thing’s for certain, it’s hard to resist the stars of the show.