Overall, it's an eye-catching design of crisp angles and complex curves blending together to forge a unique statement for a powerful pickup. Read More »

The new Chrysler crossover sport utility vehicle is large -- as long as the biggest sedan and equally wide, with a prominent hood and broad grille consuming the face between corner clusters of projector-style headlamps. Read More »

Chrysler's minivans mark twenty years in production in 2004 with the new limited-edition Platinum in the Town & Country line. Read More »

Cadillac's prime sport utility vehicle leads the luxury class as the most powerful full-size sport utility vehicle. Read More »

It looks bold and daring, applying Cadillac's new styling elements to an aggressive face featuring a signature egg-crate grille and piercing optics with stacked round projector-type headlamps that resemble camera lenses mounted on vertical corners. Read More »

X3 is the new model, arriving late in BMW's 2004 season and looking somewhat like a high-hiked 3-Series sports wagon after six months of pumping iron at the gym. Read More »

What makes BMW's sport utility vehicle different from convention concerns its unitized structure and the application of performance-oriented mechanical paraphernalia. Read More »

The majority of all cars sold with a BMW badge come from the 3-Series class of compacts. Read More »

As a bridge between a low-slung pavement cruiser and high-clearance sport-utility vehicle, the allroad quattro applies the magic of a height-adjustable suspension that moves the chassis up or down to one of four levels. Read More »

Substantial upgrades worked on Acura's luxury sport-utility vehicle last year and carry over to 2004. Acura makes the MDX as a refined luxury vehicle that provides cushy appointments and fancy features, yet the three rows of flexible seats permit different uses as a workhorse hauler and the strong engine allows it tow a boat and trailer, while sophisticated mechanical equipment enable the vehicle to roll comfortably on pavement as well as dirt or dispel the inherent danger of roads made slick by spring showers or the snows of winter. Read More »