Driving With The High-Tech Texan - Car Reviews

HUGE. BOLD. LUXURIOUS.

Can't think of better adjectives than that after I drove the massive Sierra 2500 truck.

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I'd probably buy this car just based on its sexy name. Go on...say it out loud. Pretty cool, huh?

Along with its name, this compact luxury SUV is also pretty cool for a PHEV. That's right, Alfa Romeo has gone gas + electric with this model with a 1.3L Turbo engine along with a 90 kw electric motor that can get up to 33 electric miles.

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I recently said the Buick Envista was my favorite vehicle to recommend this year after test driving several versions of it.

I like the design and curves on the outside and the roominess and tech features on the inside. Plus the price is right.

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If you're looking for a big, 3-row SUV (and I mean BIG), look no further than the Infiniti QX-80.

Built on the same frame - by the same company - the QX-80 is a pimped out version of the Nissan Armada. The 2025 version of this luxury tank features supple leather seats, big wheels, and an incredibly roomy 2nd and 3rd row.

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Big. Tough. Fearless. Heavy (9,000 lbs). Quick. Fast. Expensive.

Just a few adjectives that I jotted down during my week in the Hummer EV 3X. This all-electric model is a head-turner and fun to drive, especially with the roof panels removed.

Good tech inside and speedy pick-up with up to 830 hp.

But beware the price tag and charging this big boy.

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Buick continues to impress me with its new design, themes, and solid pricing so much that I generally recommend the brand to car buyers.

The new 2025 version of the GX doesn't offer a lot of changes from last year's model but it still has nice tech and handles well.

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Chevy's Equinox EV is very similar to its sister vehicle, the Blazer. I recently drove both of them and here is a comparison between the two.

Long story short, Equinox is baby bro. Less expensive but still gives you a good amount of range.

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Chevy's newest version of its electric Blazer is very roomy, has a large infotainment screen, but is missing a few key tech features.

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