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Jeep is talking about the 2022 Wrangler and some of the new items the vehicle will receive for the model year. Rubicon models with the 3.6-liter V6 engine will have an optional 4.88 axle ratio available.

Typically with the Dodge Durango, you have to go to the Citadel trim if you want luxurious features and all of the safety equipment. For 2022, a Durango R/T Plus trim will debut, bringing more luxury to the performance SUV.

We’ve known about the GMC Hummer electric vehicle for a while now. It’s an impressive ride that is big, bulky, and packs up to 1000 electric horses under the hood. GMC has been promising since they revealed the vehicle was a driving range of about 350 miles per charge.

Kia is at the LA Auto Show and has revealed the 2023 Sportage Hybrid crossover. The hybrid version is based on the completely redesigned Sportage that launched in October.  The compact crossover uses a 1.6-liter turbo engine paired with a 44-kilowatt motor making a combined 226 horsepower, and  Buyers can opt for the Sportage Hybrid in either front-wheel drive or with active all-wheel-drive.

The Aston Martin DBX is already one powerful and attractive SUV. From the factory, the twin-turbo V8 engine produces 550 horsepower. After tuning firm Mansory got their hands on the DBX, it now has significantly more power, lots of forged carbon fiber, and a new body kit.

The Nissan Pathfinder has been a solid and popular SUV choice ever since it debuted back in 1985. Over the years, the Pathfinder has bounced between being a rugged body-on-frame vehicle to a more comfortable, unibody daily driver and back.

Supply chain issues are causing auto manufacturers to suffer from lower production volumes, resulting in lower profits. That’s starting to lead to price increases across the board as the automakers try and squeeze what profit they can from the vehicles they can make.

Chevrolet is talking up one of the vehicles it brought to SEMA 2021, the Chevy Beast. The automaker says the truck is a conceptual vision of the ultimate high-performance desert running pickup. Whatever Chevy says, it looks a lot like the Warthog from Halo, which is a good thing if you ask me.

Ford has announced something that off-road racing enthusiasts will be thrilled to hear. The Bronco DR is a limited-edition production desert racing truck based on the four-door Bronco SUV. Rather than utilizing a smaller displacement turbo engine like the production Bronco, Ford fits the DR with a 5.0-liter Coyote V8 engine.

Nissan is heading to the SEMA 2021 show in Las Vegas from November 2 through November 5. Those lucky enough to attend the show will see some extremely cool vehicles, including versions of the new Nissan Pathfinder and the new Frontier outfitted for overland use.

One of the more interesting trims for the Jeep Wrangler is the plug-in hybrid Wrangler 4xe. High-end Wrangler models have seen price increases in the past, and for 2022 that appears to be the case again.

Anyone who’s ever shopped for full-size SUVs knows that they tend to be some of the most expensive vehicles you can buy. Ford has a full-size SUV called the Expedition, and for 2022 it revealed the new Timberline trim.

One of the things we’re most excited about for November is that SEMA is back, and we can see some very cool custom cars in person. Ford is teasing some of the highly-customized Bronco and Bronco Sportbuilds that will be on hand at the show.

Jeep is celebrating sweeping the podium at the sixth annual Rebelle Rally. First-place in the event went to Nena Barlow and Teralin Peteriet of Team 4xEventure. The duo was behind the wheel of a standard 2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon 4xe.

A group of Honda engineers has taken its 2022 Passport SUV and entered it into the American Rally Association series. The Passport rally SUV was built and raced by the HPD Maxxis Rally Team made up of associates from the company’s Ohio Auto Development Center.