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2027 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk blends off-road cred, efficiency (opens the original)
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Following in the Grand Cherokee’s footsteps, Jeep debuted the Trailhawk version of its Cherokee SUV that it first teased a month ago. The Trailhawk model is Trail Rated, which means it gets Jeep’s 4×4 system and has been tested throughout various terrains and weather conditions. “Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk is the real deal, and earns its Trail Rated badge through a gauntlet of testing scenarios,” said Branden Coté, Jeep brand CEO. “This SUV blends legitimate 4×4 off-road capability that the Trailha
Jaguar, Land Rover SUVs recalled for possible power loss (opens the original)
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Jaguar Land Rover is recalling 23,677 SUVs in the U.S. and another 2,448 in Canada due to possible power loss. The problem stems from an issue with the DC/DC converter that can malfunction. This is the second recall that JLR has issued for this problem, making it something of an expansion of the earlier safety campaign. (That previous one outlined a much larger number of the hybrid models affected.) Much like the previous recall, Transport Canada details that if the DC/DC converter fails, the 12
Millennial Mom's Review: 2026 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat Jailbreak is embarrassing | Reviews (opens the original)
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Let me preface this by saying that I know I am not the target market for an SRT Hellcat model in any way, shape or form. However, I do believe I fit the demographic of those cross-shopping the three-row Dodge Durango sans muscle. Don’t get me wrong, I’m sure there are many Millennial moms (or just people, in general) who adore the power of a Hellcat engine, but that’s just not me. While I actually quite enjoyed the Durango as a vehicle, I couldn’t wait to get out of it and back to my minivan. Th
Eccentric Vehicles: Internet reacts to wild Lexus EV sculptures (opens the original)
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We’re (almost) positive you’ve never driven a car like one of these before, and only partly because, as Lexus notes, “the vehicles shown are special project vehicles modified with non-Lexus parts that may void warranty, negatively impact safety, and not be street-legal.” That makes sense, because quite frankly, these cars don’t really look street-legal, nor like they can actually take us anywhere, unless we plan going in circles. What are these things? Lexus commissioned MSCHF – a conceptual-art
Hyundai Ioniq 9 recalled following Palisade fatal seat accident (opens the original)
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Hyundai is recalling 5,360 examples of its 2026 Ioniq 9 electric SUV. The vehicles are being recalled due to an issue with the power folding rear seats in the higher trims. Earlier this year, Hyundai recalled its Palisade models for the same issue that resulted in the death of a two-year-old in Ohio; it led to a stop-sale of the vehicle. (The Kia Telluride was also recalled following the Palisade’s recall.) Note that this current recall isn’t yet listed in Transport Canada’s database, but it’s l
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