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Let’s get one thing out of the way: The 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV is not a “utility vehicle” by any stretch of the imagination. It is, however, a roomier version of the long-range Bolt EV hatchback that’s been on sale since 2017. Advertisement ( Full Disclosure:John Voelcker was invited to drive GM’s new Bolt EUV in a sanitized environment on behalf of Jalopnik.) Competition is good, and for awhile, the Chevrolet Bolt wasn’t doing much on its own to be very…Read more It’s easy to drive and feels surprisingly quick, not only off the line (as most EVs are) but also in highway pass...

Why This 'Holy Grail' Jeep Grand Cherokee Is So Rare And Why I Bought It Sight Unseen From 2000 Miles Away (UPDATE) In Reno, Nevada sits a Jeep so rare that I’m certain it’s the only one of its kind remaining. Not only is the vehicle outfitted with a manual transmission, making it one of roughly 1,500 “holy grail” Jeeps ever built, but it’s also missing the big plastic, questionable-looking door cladding found on 99.9 percent of all Grand Cherokee ZJs. Here’s why that makes this Jeep the holy grail of holy grails. Advertisement I realize I’ve beaten the topic of manual Jeep Gran...

The upscale compact crossover proves its worth during a historic snow and ice storm. I finally got to test a new all-wheel-drive vehicle when I really needed it, and I'm here to tell you the 2021 Mazda CX-5 Signature AWD was up to the task. I've tested a lot of AWD vehicles over the years, but, because the weather in Portland is so moderate, the biggest challenge is usually a shower or two. I've also driven numerous AWD vehicles on rugged courses prepared for the annual Mudfest competitions that the Northwest Automotive Press Association held before the pandemic. But those are brief runs th...

Advertisement It’s hard to say just how much sport there might be in the 2001 Jeep Cherokee Sport we looked at yesterday. It was only two-wheel drive, which for many of you wasn’t all that big a deal. The more relevant showstopper was the Jeep’s $3,800 price tag. With over 200,000 miles of service under the Cherokee’s wheels that seemed an excessive ask, causing it to fall in a narrow 56 percent No Dice loss. The Cherokee Nation has recently asked Jeep to stop using the Cherokee name, a spokesperson saying that its continued application as a model identifier “does not honor us.” T...

Image: Rolls-Royce Don’t ever tell me that Rolls-Royce isn’t paying fierce attention to the entire scope of humanity and carefully selecting the absolute finest bits, like an ornithologist extracting the finest rat ribs from an owl pellet. If you even suggest such a thing, I’ll have my valet slap you with a fresh slab of Nova Scotia salmon. I mean it. Advertisement I say this because Rolls-Royce has developed a car that captures the essence of one of humanity’s greatest triumphs: a really high dude at a party who just learned what pulsars were by binge-watching