#SmallCrossover

When opening the first embargoed images of the new-for-2024 Chevrolet Trax on my PC, a thought entered my head almost immediately.

Toyota and Honda’s first foray into the small compact SUV market didn’t go all that well.

Mercedes-Benz is still considering developing a small crossover for the Smart brand. 

Bentley is thinking seriously about building a smaller SUV to sit below the upcoming Bentayga.

The subcompact Jeep SUV rumored to be called the “Jeepster,” will debut later this year, likely in March.

It was almost impossible to ignore the snickering when MINI unveiled its third-generation Cooper and Cooper S during the L.A. Auto Show. A bigger MINI? 

One of the next products slated for an American badge on a Fiat platform was just spied testing.

Lexus just pulled the digital sheet from its Frankfurt-bound concept car: the LF-NX Concept.

Jeep’s new Fiat-based small crossover set to replace the Liberty will likely debut in March during the New York Auto Show.

It might seem silly after learning the output specifications on the Juke NISMO, but there’s a finer-tuned version on the way.

Far from being the most exciting car to show up in a set of spy photos, the 2014 Suzuki SX4 small crossover will split from its current platform which it shares with Fiat to become its own car.

The small crossover market isn’t very well explored yet, which makes it ripe for picking. Nissan already caught on to this with the Juke, but it seems Audi is smelling blood in the water too.