Trucks July 2005 Archive

Jeep tweaked this year's Grand Cherokee mechanically and visually and offers the SUV in your choice of three engines, including the 5.7L Hemi V-8 that our test driver's vehicle was ... Read More

Nissan labels its Murano a crossover sport utility vehicle, and that's definitely how our reviewer saw it, calling the Murano "the future," one car that can do it all. I've ... Read More

The SSR roadster truck isn't too far from Chevy's original concept of it, one of a growing number of vehicles that are making it from concept to production fairly intact. ... Read More

A new survey compiled by Kelley Blue Book indicates that consumers are skeptical about the service expense and longevity of current gas-electric hybrids. More than fifty percent of consumers surveyed ... Read More

Team reviewer Colin Hefferon gives us his take on the ups and downs of the 2005 Ford Freestyle, the automaker's new multi-purpose vehicle--or crossover if you want to call it ... Read More

At least in the way of promotions. GM's "Employee Discount for Everyone" promo is responsible for generating a massive amount of new business for the automaker, so Ford and Chrysler ... Read More

America’s best selling mid-size SUV gets a modern common rail diesel option for 2005. With the diesel, the Liberty’s overall performance – acceleration, mid-range flexibility, hill climbing – has been ... Read More