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2026 Toyota Land Cruiser Review: Rough and Ready

This off-road-focused SUV is loaded with hardware, including a standard hybrid powertrain that can help take you just about anywhere, but it could still use a little finishing work.

Craig Cole7 min read
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Kia EV9 GT-Line Review: Fashion Above Function

Bold styling, quick charging, and room for the whole crew make the EV9 GT-Line a strong family EV, though I'd still prefer an electric minivan.

Sam Abuelsamid7 min read
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2026 Honda CR-V AWD Hybrid Sport Touring Making Things Easy

If you’re shopping for a small SUV, the Honda CR-V deserves a spot near the top of your list. It offers a comfortable ride, a spacious and practical interior, and plenty of everyday versatility, while the smooth and efficient hybrid model makes an especially strong choice for drivers looking to save at the pump.

Craig Cole5 min read
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2026 Genesis GV60 Performance Review

The Genesis GV60 is a sporty compact luxury EV with a unique style and fresh tech updates for ‘26, and I got to test it out on the windy roads of Ojai, California.

Ben Stewart7 min read
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2025 Ford Maverick Hybrid Review

This small truck is a huge deal thanks to its efficiency, versatility and, perhaps most importantly, budget-friendly pricing, a rare combination these days.

Craig Cole6 min read
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2026 Lexus RX 450h+ Luxury Review

This five-seat luxury SUV pampers in all the right ways, and with nearly 40 miles of all-electric range, you might not need to use any gas at all on your daily commute.

Andrew Ganz5 min read