Genesis, the spinoff luxury automaker from Hyundai, launched its GV80 midsize SUV in 2021. The popular Lexus RX was fully redesigned for 2023, bringing with it new powertrains and improved features. The auto experts at Edmunds compared the two SUVs to determine which one most deserves your money.
Rivian is a verified trailblazer in the auto industry. It was the first manufacturer to produce a zero-emission pickup for the consumer market. Headquartered in California with tech offices here in Vancouver, its first foray into the space is notable.
Among the available models, the Honda Passport and Jeep Grand Cherokee are worthy ambassadors. Each delivers the SUV attributes people love, such as a commanding view of the road and all-terrain prowess. But which one is the better buy? Edmunds ′ car experts compare them to find out.
In two decades, Range Rover has turned one of the market's boxiest SUVs into one of the sleekest in the Sport. The current model looks amazing and solidifies its position as one of the plushest, most comfortable and capable offerings in the segment.
Though there is certainly a feeling of familiarity to the 370 in the cabin, like the triple gauge cluster angled toward the driver, the space is much improved. A 12.3-inch customizable instrument display replaces traditional dials, and the seats are much more comfortable and supportive.
If the idea lifts your spirits but your current car lets you down, consider one of the following upgrades selected by Edmunds’ car experts. All offer ample room and capability for bringing friends, playing tunes and navigating new roads. All fare well in Edmunds’ rankings and get generally positive consumer reviews. And at around $30,000 or less, none will break the bank.
