New designs for big aluminum wheels go to 2004 models for the largest SUV from Chevrolet. Read More »

Chevrolet's full-size sport-utility has four doors for passengers and up to three tiers of seats on a 1500 (half-ton) wagon with two trims and choices of RWD and AWD traction. Read More »

The TrailBlazer badge first appeared in 1999 at Chevrolet as deluxe treatment for the four-door Blazer in a monochromic paint scheme and the cockpit with tone-on-tone leather seats. Read More »

Armed with a stronger engine and sophisticated electronic controls, the Lexus FWD crossover SUV rides on a revamped platform that stretches the wheelbase more than three inches longer than the original and expands the overall structure. Read More »

The mid-size Sonata sedan shows bold and contemporary exterior styling with unusually smooth shapes contrasted against definitive creases and crisp edges. Read More »

The compact-class Civic four-door sedan and two-door notchback coupe from Honda show new body styling with reshaped front and rear bumpers plus a new hood, headlights and front grille. Read More »

Honda's mid-size sedan and coupe debuted last year with slick new exterior styling, new powertrains aboard and expanded cabins with more room for riders and more standard equipment. Read More »

Mid-Size Envoy returns for 2004 with dual designs regular-length version with two rows of seats for five-rider capacity and the Envoy XL, as in Extra Large. Read More »

It's the first sport utility vehicle with a power sliding roof. Read More »

Denali represents the top of the line for Yukon and Yukon XL in deluxe editions outfitted with leather seats, a permanently-engaged AWD system and smooth Autoride suspension. Read More »