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Jaguar has unveiled the latest version of its mid-size XF sedan, which it says is a “thoroughly refined” testament to its ongoing commitment to beautiful executive sedans. The vehicle features Jaguar’s all-new Pivi Pro infotainment system and will come in three configurations with rear or all-wheel drive.

Jeep has announced the addition of a new Cherokee model to its lineup called the Cherokee Latitude LUX. The SUV comes with a long list of premium features and standard safety equipment along with available 4×4 capability.

Jeep is celebrating 80 years of its brand and is doing so with a special 80th Anniversary model for each vehicle in its lineup. The Renegade, Wrangler, Gladiator, Cherokee, Grand Cherokee all are getting the 80th Anniversary treatment.

Late last week, we talked about a rumor going around that Ford was testing the new Bronco with the Sasquatch package paired with the 7-speed manual transmission. Initially, Ford was only offering the Sasquatch package when it was paired with an automatic transmission.

GMC truck fans should be excited to hear that the 2021 Sierra 1500 and Sierra HD pickups have gained new technology to help drivers tow more safely. On top of an already impressive set of tech, the enhanced trailering available on Sierra models includes a Trailer Length Indicator.

When people need to move a large family, SUVs are all fine and good, but they aren’t always the most spacious or comfortable inside, and often the fuel economy leaves a lot to be desired. Some shoppers who don’t like SUVs still turn to minivans and one of the best and most popular is the Chrysler Pacifica, which has been revamped for 2021.

Gearheads thinking about buying a Civic Type R now have another variant to consider now with Honda’s announcement of the 2021 Civic Type R Limited Edition. The vehicle comes coated in an exclusive Phoenix Yellow color.

Dodge has unveiled the MSRP for every version of the 2021 Charger from the entry-level V6 version all the way up to the SRT Hellcat Redeye Widebody. The entry-level Charger starts at $29,995. At the other end of the spectrum, the enthusiast-focused Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye Widebody with the 797 horsepower supercharged V-8 starts at $78,595.

Made from 2009 to 2015, the first-generation Toyota Venza established a small, but loyal following. But its squashed minivan styling limited its appeal in a market that was moving towards the car-like character of crossovers. Thus, the Venza went away back in 2015.

Not too long ago, I spent a week driving the 2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer and rather enjoyed the little crossover. Now, I’ve taken some time to test out the Trailblazer’s cousin, the Buick Encore GX. The two vehicles share a platform, drivetrain, and other core attributes, but each model has decidedly different aesthetics, and the Buick gets access to a few additional tech features not found on the Chevy.

Mazda makes some very attractive and fun to drive vehicles that buyers sadly often overlook. The Japanese automaker has announced the official starting prices for the 2021 Mazda CX-9 three-row crossover. The vehicle offers some small visual updates, as well as safety and tech upgrades.

As demand for crossovers has risen in North America in recent years, each major automaker has expanded upon its CUV and SUV lineups, with an emphasis on offering a size for every purpose. At one end of the Hyundai spectrum is the capacious Palisade, and at the other end is the diminutive and playful Venue.

If you’re looking for an SUV, one of the more substantial models on the market is the Toyota Sequoia. While it hasn’t changed much in many years, the full-size SUV offers three rows of seating, and great towing capacity, making it a popular choice, especially for V8 lovers.

Those who live in warm weather states may not see that many Subarus on the roads, but they are extremely popular in colder locations thanks to their standard all-wheel-drive. The Japanese automaker has announced the official MSRP’s for the 2021 Outback and 2021 Legacy models, and they’ve increased by just $150 to $250 compared to the 2020 models, depending on trim.

The 2021 Mazda3 will be offered in both sedan and hatchback versions along with 2.0-liter, 2.5-liter, and 2.5-liter turbo powertrains. Several models are offered in all-wheel-drive versions. The most interesting is definitely the 2.5 Turbo that starts at $29,900 for the sedan version.