In this full walkaround review of the Jeep Grand Cherokee, we check out its 4xe plug-in hybrid model. The Grand Cherokee is all new this year and features a lot of ups and a couple of downs. Here’s what I think of it.
Interior walkthrough here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpMrps8t5AI
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In this shaky cam interior walkthrough, I look at the Ford Maverick Hybrid. This is the XLT with a few package additions such as the Limited and CoPilot360 upgrades.
The Maverick is one of the most anticipated trucks of 2022 and the hybrid model is already sold out for this model year. But 2023 models will be available in just a couple of months.
Full walkaround review coming soon.
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In this review, I look at the Ford F-150 Hybrid with its awesome jobsite generator capabilities. There’s a lot of good stuff in this truck, but so far as I’m concerned, that ability to power a jobsite is the best of them.
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In this quick review, I look at the 2021 Lexus RX in its hybrid (450h) model. The hybrid, like most Toyota vehicles, is much better balanced and road worthy than is its gasoline counterpart. Lexus upgraded the name of the RX hybrid to 450h to denote the slightly more powerful hybrid powertrain and added a few tech upgrades like Android Auto and Apple CarPlay as well.
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In this review, Aaron gets into the Honda CR-V which was reintroduced with a Hybrid option for 2020. He talks about what’s different, why the hybrid might be a better option, and the good and bad with that choice. Nevermind that sleek gray color it comes with.
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In this shaky cam interior walkthrough, I get into the new Honda CR-V in its Hybrid format and the Touring package. Great vehicle, but not without a couple of flaws. One of which would be a deal breaker for me. At 38 mpg, though, it’s hard to overlook this excellent Honda.
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The Toyota Venza returns as a 2021 model in an all-new design. Aaron is glad to see the wagon-like Venza look more appealing and Kristin likes that it’s a hybrid by default. The new Sienna minivan was unveiled at the same time, sharing the same drivetrain and with a surprise nudge-nudge finger point towards Chrysler in its announcement.
Both of these are a big deal for Toyota, whose losing ground in the smaller two-row midsized crossover segment and whose minivan has become aged against newer competition. Both of these seek to rectify those shortcomings and are definitely on point towards doing so.
Find out what we know and what we think about the new 2021 Toyota Venza and the 2021 Toyota Sienna.
