In 1986, Wanda Barnes needed a job. Her friend Mike worked at TGS National Warehouse, and she soon focused her efforts on getting employed there.
With a price tag starting at $52,600 for this upscale family mover, the Carnival Hybrid isn’t exactly budget-friendly, but it does offer a compelling mix of efficiency, innovation, and maybe the best part—exterior looks that are more SUV than minivan.
The 2025 Ford Explorer continues its tradition of blending performance, technology and family-friendly utility in a segment-leading midsize SUV.
Chevrolet’s long-anticipated move into the full-size electric pickup market has arrived in a big way with the 2025 Silverado EV. This EV version of one of America’s most recognizable trucks isn’t just a retrofit of the gas-powered model; it’s an EV design from the ground up.
The 2025 Nissan Rogue is a very interesting vehicle that delivers value along with a very comfortable SUV. Make no mistake, this midsize SUV puts its focus on comfort, along with recognizing that safety is a primary concern for young families.
The 2025 Mercedes-Benz AMG GLC 43 Coupe is a striking blend of athleticism, luxury, and practicality. As a coupe-style SUV, the GLC 43 leans heavily into style over utility.
The 2025 Lincoln Nautilus Black Label makes a strong visual impression and continues Lincoln’s push toward reestablishing itself as a leader in American luxury SUVs.
The 2025 Toyota Corolla Cross enjoys Toyota DNA paired with a fuel-efficient hybrid system. It’s not thrilling, but it gets the job done with competence, comfort, and just enough flair.
Chevy has found huge success with its Equinox, a stylish, small SUV with AWD capability, fuel economy and a very reasonable price.