#UtilityVehicle

The automotive world has gone completely insane.

Unlike some automakers, Hyundai is super aggressive.

The 2020 Ford Explorer is totally familiar yet completely reimagined.

Inexpensive usually equates to underwhelming. After all, you can’t expect filet mignon for the price of a fast food burger.

Nissan is making its popular Rogue Sport crossover (called the Nissan Qashqai in Canada) more appealing for 2020 by adding an extra helping of standard equipment.

Kia has updated its popular Sportage utility vehicle for the 2020 model year, unveiling it at the Chicago Auto Show.

Get the Flash Player to see this player.

Honda has updated its hot-selling Pilot crossover. Not only is there fresh styling to talk about, but this three-row vehicle also bristles with new technology, additional refinement, and even more standard features.

Maserati will offer a second V8-powered version of its Levante luxury utility vehicle. The 2019 GTS model slots in just underneath the ultra-sporty Trofeo variant, titillating drivers with a robust 550 horses. 

When invited to test drive the brand-new Nissan Kicks, I was more than a bit apprehensive.

The brand new 2019 Acura RDX is set to go on sale in just a few days. Ahead of its arrival at dealerships, pricing and fuel economy details have just been released by Honda’s luxury brand.

Hate is still a strong word, even in 2018 when the whole world seems upside down, but is it robust enough to adequately describe my feelings about the  Subaru Crosstrek? You won’t believe what happens next! But if you’ve let this clickbaiterrific intro reel you in…

Large luxury SUVs and hybrid powertrains are a natural fit.

Don’t like the look of the brand-new Hyundai  Kona subcompact crossover? Too bad, because elements of its design will begin proliferating throughout the company’s lineup.

Before we dive into our next comparison, we thought we’d provide a little update on the Honda CR-V‘s service as the AutoGuide.com shuttle extraordinaire.