SUVs & Trucks

Building such vehicles makes financial sense. Many of them are, to be fair, beautiful looking and fun to drive.

My in-person experience was with the top-end Aviator Grand Touring, a plug-in hybrid version that, in combining a 3.0 twin-turbo V6 with electric motors, will produce 450 horsepower and 600 goddamn lb-ft of torque.

Supposedly, it drives like a Corvette on-road and romps like a Wrangler off-road and is more practical than a Subaru.

The Range Rover Evoque has been around since 2010 so it’s due for this update bowing for the 2020 model year.

Simply put, the Navigator does the “big luxury SUV” thing far, far better.

East Coast Defender’s latest build, “Project Red Rover,” is its second Range Rover Classic resto-mod, featuring a big V8 and streamlined aesthetic.

There are plenty more reader cars to share, but this time we’re concentrating on SUVs and Overlanders… and the off-grid life has never beckoned harder.

There’s no disputing that this is the most outrageously luxurious SUV on planet Earth.

The noteworthy part is just how forgettable it is.

The new Edge ST rocks a tiny, 335-horsepower 2.7-liter turbo four.

Its claimed max towing and max payload capacities are 7,500 pounds with an available towing package and 1,860 pounds, respectively.

It will be hard to top the Colorado ZR2’s coolness and versatility until some other options hit the American mid-sized market.

The 2019 Forester is versatile, charming, practical and safe. It’s equipped for almost any activity that isn’t driving like a complete knob.

As far as its contemporaries go, the e-tron is right in the middle, larger than the Jaguar I-Pace yet smaller than the Tesla Model X.

Only a road trip to southern Vermont could answer the question for sure.

A solid yet conservative entry that won’t disappoint buyers, just as long as they come in with the right expectations.

Tan trucks that exude trend-transcendent style.

More than a rebadged Silverado, the 2019 GMC Sierra Denali aims to be a commanding, opulent, and tech-savvy truck.

When you think of the modern full-sized SUV, what comes to mind?

The 2019 Silverado continues Chevy’s immensely popular pickup series with lighter, bigger, better trucks.