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2018 Jeep Wrangler: Time for Open-Air Adventures
“It’s a Jeep thing,” those fun-loving Jeep folk say. While others might not understand, Jeep owners love the attitude that comes with owning these sport utility vehicles: It’s not just a vehicle, it’s an entire culture. Boasting more than 75 … Continue reading
2019 GMC Sierra: Made Bold and Powerful to Dominate
GMC’s 2019 Sierra pickup is a more-aggressive approach to design and engineering. The truck is scheduled to go on sale this fall, showcasing bold styling and innovative features that more clearly set it apart from its Chevrolet Silverado cousin. “We … Continue reading
2019 Cadillac XT4: Focused for Millennial Luxury Buyers
There are a few key words you need to memorize if you are in the business of making automobiles today: Crossover, Millennials, Technology. With the introduction of its 2019 XT4 crossover, Cadillac has zeroed in on all three. New York … Continue reading
2019 Jeep Cherokee: Adept On-Road, Off-Road Refinement
Refinement appears to be the order of the day at Jeep, which is adeptly achieved by the 2019 Cherokee Trailhawk Elite with its new look and on-road performance. Sometimes it seems as if nearly every buyer wants to end up … Continue reading
Suzuki GSX-250R: Handles the Urban Crush
The small engine motorcycle market share is split between luring brand new riders and attracting more seasoned ones who are looking for an economical riding experience. It’s a marketing sector with plenty of sharp-eyed competition from the Honda CBR250, Kawasaki … Continue reading
2018 GMC Terrain: Choose Your Own Terrain
GMC said “choose your own terrain,” so my daughter Brooke and I did. Most car evaluation programs dictate a driving route, with pre-determined stops to switch from driving to navigating, with other professional auto writers. We drive and then have … Continue reading
African-American Pioneers: Black-Owned Dealerships
At first glance, the fact that African-American owned car dealerships exist in the United States would seem to be a non-story. However, as observed in the Toyota-sponsored miniseries, “African Americans and the Auto Industry,” it’s a fairly recent development in … Continue reading