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First Look: 2021 Nissan Kicks
NewsIf you’re surprised to hear that it’s already time for the Nissan Kicks to get a mid-cycle refresh after only two and a half years in North America, your reaction makes sense. But it’s not that the brand is ahead of the game exactly: while Kicks made its debut here in 2018, this frugal front-wheel-drive […]
First Look: 2021 Nissan Armada
NewsBoth extremes of the Nissan SUV line-up are due for a refresh in 2021, including the Armada at the largest end of the spectrum. For its part, an updated grille design means the Armada will become the first Nissan product to wear the brand’s updated logo design. The front end now also features new LED […]
News Roundup: Held Horses, Most Stolen Vehicles, 1,075 lb-ft Ram, More
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Review: 2020 Dodge Durango SRT
NewsEver since getting away with the 707-horsepower Challenger Hellcat back in 2015, SRT has been stuffing big, overpowered HEMI V8 engines into whatever Chrysler would let them get away with. Clearly, during what I can only imagine was a brainstorm meeting, somebody at SRT must have said, “Sure, having a Challenger is fun and all. […]