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More Proof the 2020 Ford Bronco Will Have Detachable Doors

One of the persistent rumors about the 2020 Ford Bronco is that it will harken back to one of the unique features of the original: removable doors. Thanks to the folks at AutoGuide we get the first evidence that this might actually be true. Poking around recent patent applications they discovered this one from FoMoCo …
by Thom Taylor
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Genesis Promises Luxury SUVs Starting in 2021

The Genesis brand is poised to launch a number of new models starting in 2020. Here are some of the concepts that Genesis wants to bring to market over the new couple of years. GV70 GV80 Two new SUVs are in the pipeline for release. The Genesis GV80, a midsize SUV, will be in showrooms …
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Mercedes Will Debut 2021 GLE Coupe At Frankfurt Show

Mercedes-Benz has just announced the new 2021 GLE Coupe. It will make its debut at the 2019 Frankfurt International Motor Show in October. The unique SUV coupes are expected to be on showroom floors in the spring of 2020.  These large four-door coupes have met with mixed success from other manufacturers. BMW just recently killed …
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The Volkswagen Touareg Is Surprisingly Good Off-Road

Picture this: you’re happily crawling up an off-road trail in the Colorado Rockies in a luxury SUV. As you process that image, let’s suppose that the luxury SUV is a Volkswagen Touareg. So, how does a comfortable, tech-heavy mommy cruiser climb up a rugged 4X4 trail? It does it surprisingly well. The Touareg, as The Fast …
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Would You Buy a Three-Cylinder Buick?

Three-cylinder engine cars have gotten a bad rap over the years. This reputation reaches back to the days of the tiny struggling Geo Metro in the 1980s and the boxy wheezing Subaru Justy in the ’90s. Whether by chance or by design, three-cylinder vehicles are hard to find in the U.S. these days. For example, both of the EcoBoost …
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Toyota Needs to Bring Back the FJ Cruiser

Discontinuations are a part of the automotive world. Every single year, car manufacturers announce which cars they no longer plan on making. During the past decade, we’ve been forced to say good-bye to several favorites, including the Toyota Acura TL, the  BMW Z8,  Chevy SS, the Chevy Volt, Chrysler’s Town and Country, and the Ford …
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Will GMC Add a Sub-Compact “Granite” Soon?

The subcompact crossover segment is one of the hottest markets happening right now. We know GMC has been eyeing a possible dive into subcompact crossover territory. Within GM, Chevy has the segment covered with the Trax and so does Buick with the Trax-based Encore. The Encore is the best-selling Buick, so of course, GMC has …
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Lincoln Is Over-Delivering on the New Hybrid Aviator

Expectations are meant to be shattered, and Lincoln did just that with its Hybrid Aviator. Originally, Lincoln revealed that the Hybrid Aviator would have a 450-hp engine. However, as CarBuzz reported, the final specs of the Hybrid Aviator will include a 495-hp engine. The current SUV market is extremely competitive, so this revelation that the Hybrid Aviator has …
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This Car Has Been In The Most Accidents in the U.S.

In a recent article by USA Today, the results of an eye-opening study by the insurance site Insurify reveal some new statistics about the vehicles that have been in the most car accidents in the United States. According to the study, the vehicle with the most recorded at-fault accidents was the Subaru Crosstrek. Subaru loves safety features, including …
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Is the Toyota Land Cruiser Dead? Why Isn’t It Selling Like Other SUVs?

If the Toyota Land Cruiser was killed tomorrow, would anyone know? Would anyone care? It depends on who you hang around with. Rumors abound that the Land Cruiser will be discontinued in 2021. As less than 3,000 are sold annually, those circulating the rumors seem to be the only ones who care, and they are …
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These Are the Most-Driven Vehicles In Each U.S. City

iSeeCars just released its study of the most-driven cars in 2019. Some of the trends that it mentioned aren’t unusual, such as SUVs being the most popular car body type. Indeed, all of the most-driven vehicles in urban areas were SUVs. Before you take the study’s findings as gospel though, do note that iSeeCars stated …
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6 Top-Rated Used SUVs

Brand-new SUVs can be pricey, but a used one will save you money while still giving you reliability. We chose six 2016 models to consider.
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Hybrids & EVs

The Bronco and Mustang-Inspired EV Are the Future at Ford

Ford is laying out a massive new portfolio of products to better address the fast-changing consumer demands happening right now. Things we never thought would be considered are in the pipeline for production by 2020. Ford announced it’s radically changing up some of its most iconic brands in the face of falling demand for conventionally-powered …
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Ford Explorer Carbon Monoxide Lawsuit Filed

A lawsuit has been filed by six Washington state troopers alleging their Ford Explorer SUVs made them sick due to carbon monoxide poisoning. The suit calls out 2014-2017 Police Interceptor Explorers. Saying Ford knew about the problem they say “Ford has recently issued an emission recall notice for all Ford Interceptor SUVs built between 2011-2018.” …
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