Crossovers

Intent on creating a more focused nomenclature system for its products, Infiniti has announced that its entire vehicle portfolio will be renamed for the 2014 model year. The automaker's new alpha-numeric system will use the initial letter "Q" to denote sedan, coupe and convertible models and "QX" to designate crossovers and SUV. Each will be teamed it with Read more...

When Toyota launched the RAV4 in 1995, it also introduced the world to the crossover SUV - an automobile that blended the versatility and commanding visibility of a utility vehicle with the comfort and driving dynamics of a car. In the years since, crossovers have exploded in popularity to the tune of 45 million sold. The desire for smaller vehicles and Read more...

Making its first appearance in U.S. trim, the 2014 Kia Sorento represents a major rethink of the automaker's compact crossover SUV. With over 80 percent new or revamped components, improved powertrains, enhanced features and a premium SX Limited variant joining the existing LX, EX and SX models, it should become an even more prominent player in one of Read more...

By Tony Swan Concerns about fuel prices may have tempered America's love affair with sport-utility vehicles, but it has by no means brought it to an end. Think of it as a refocusing, a renewal based on a reassessment of contemporary realities. As a consequence of these re-prioritized priorities, compact SUVs have become one of the hottest categories in a Read more...