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By Blake Noble, in Reviews,
At a passing glance, the fourth-generation Ram seems to carry on the typical Dodge truck tradition of packing as much raw visual testosterone as possible under a cut-off sleeve t-shirt.
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35 Vehicles Reviewed in 2017, which ones made the cut to be named a favorite?
By William Maley, in Reviews,
Closing out 2015 with the final reviews of vehicles from this year (Part 2)
By William Maley, in Reviews,
GM's smallest and largest utility vehicles go under the review microscope
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By William Maley, in Reviews,
...one surprisingly good crossover, with a slightly problematic engine...
By William Maley, in Reviews,
...Trying to figure out why GM's new trucks aren't doing so well in the sales charts...
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Mercedes-Benz, late to the EV game, but wanting to show its engineering prowess, has completed the first demonstration of their VISION EQXX traveling from Stuttgart Germany to Cassis in the south of France.
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As you know my son has a 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee and I have to say that getting into and out of his jeep is harder than either my SS or Escalade. Seat comfort is fine for short trips, have not had a chance to do any long trips in it, course my son is only 5'8" tall and 165lbs so the seats are huge for him and comfort is fine as he does many road trips and camping trips around Washington. Did find the following two reports on this topic. 12 Most Comfortable SUVs | U.S. News (usnews.com) This Year's Most Comfortable SUV Front Seats According To Consumer Reports (motorbiscuit.com) Which is interesting as Consumer Reports wants to charge for seeing this info. lol -
Those two are RWD + AWD whereas the XT6 is FWD + AWD. The Lyriq and Aviator look 100X better than the XT6. -
@ccap41 @Robert Hall Ya guys got me thinking and so while Cadillac did not have a true side profile pic, I was able to grab the following off the Cadillac and Lincoln web sites to compare the side profile of the three, LYRIQ, XT6 and AVIATOR. Interesting how the Aviator and Lyriq have what looks like a longer hood line in comparison to the XT6 and as Robert pointed out, the XT6 does sit higher than the other two.
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By Robert Hall · Posted
My sister hates riding in my Jeep, swears her Trax is more comfortable and easier for ingress/egress. -
By Robert Hall · Posted
Very different proportions. The Lyriq has a low roofline and long hood, the XT6 is more blocky and tall. Kind of like comparing the Velar with the Discovery maybe.
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