Truck Reviews

Remember the Lincoln Aviator? Not this new one; the one that launched 17 years ago for 2003? Like this one, it was based on the then-new midsize, rear-drive, three-row Ford Explorer and developed by a dedicated Lincoln engineering team that strived to differentiate it inside and outside from its Ford cousin and give it true

When Ram introduced its 3.0L EcoDiesel engine in the 2014 Ram 1500, it was a revelation. The powerful engine delivered payload and towing numbers that met or surpassed the competition’s gas offerings while delivering fuel economy that dominated the segment. The third-generation engine—returning for the 2020 model year—isn’t as groundbreaking, but it is a solid

If ever there were a vehicle in need of an overhaul Toyota’s Tundra would be it. With its last major redesign in ’07 and two minor facelifts in ’14 and ’18, Tundra is currently the oldest of the ½-ton pickups with no indication of that changing soon. Despite this, the truck has aged remarkably well.

If we sat down and walked through the current portfolio of Range Rover products we’d find pavement-scorching supercharged V-8 engines, go-anywhere multi-gear transfer cases paired with locking differentials, and interiors so posh the queen herself might blush. Yet despite all of this, it’s the runt of the litter with an economical 2.0L four-cylinder engine, diminutive

While we try our best to break up these reports by quarter and keep a relatively even number of miles in each one, sometimes it just doesn’t work out. In the previous report we covered more than 7,000 miles, while in this one we hit just over 3,000. Regardless of that, we’re still learning a