Full-size pickup truck are the best-selling vehicles in the U.S. so it is no surprise I test drive a lot of trucks, especially because I live in Texas "truck country."

Ram has most always delivered capable monsters with big engines, lots of towing capacity, and comfy interiors. The 1500 Limited edition follows the script by providing all of that.

Listen to my review here as heard on "The High-Tech Texan Show w/Michael Garfield." KPRC 950AM (Houston), iHeartRadio (worldwide)

The EV9 has been near the top of my EV list since the first time I tested the original version a few years ago. Several iterations since, Kia has launched 4 new versions of the 3-row SUV: Light, Wind, Land, GT-Line.

The Land has a lot of the amenities listed as standard and packs the same 379 hp as the top-of-the-heap GT-Line.

Listen to my review as heard on "The High-Tech Texan Show" on KPRC 950AM (Houston) and iHeartRadio (worldwide).

A lot of superlatives here on the latest GMC Yukon with "Denali" and "Ultimate" as upgrades. There's really not much to add on this glorious beast of a vehicle that can fit up to 8 people.

When you think of Cadillac you may associate the brand with luxury, elegance, and price. You are correct on two of those, at least with the XT4.

This is the lowest-priced Caddy in the lineup and the compact CUV is packed with nice features including a futurist 33" display capable of 9K viewing.

Mercedes once again partners with AMG but this time they didn't perk up the engine, per se. This is due to the EQE being an all-electric vehicle and there is no gas-powered engine to play with.

They did find a way to tweak with the motor to give it super speedy acceleration and creature comforts of a luxury vehicle. But the price may cause you to hit the brakes.

My full review here as heard on "The High-Tech Texan Show" on KPRC 950AM (Houston) and iHeartRadio (worldwide).

You want to drive a BIG BOY truck? I mean a massive truck that can haul a small home? Oh, make sure it's luxurious, too.

Listen to my review of the GMC Sierra 2500 ATX. Made for comfort. Full of luxury. Ready to off-road.

As heard on "The High-Tech Texan Show with Michael Garfield," KPRC 950AM (Houston) and iHeartRadio (worldwide).

Loud and proud. That's how I can describe my week in the Dodge Charger Super Bee Special Edition. 475hp and your neighbors will definitely know when you start it each morning.

Dodge made only 1,000 of these models to celebrate (or rather mourn) the final year of the gas engine version as it will electrify its future productions.

Listen to my full review as heard on "The High-Tech Texan Show," on KPRC 950AM (Houston) and (iHeartRadio).

Easily one of the largest vehicles on the road, the Cadillac Escalade is a monster of an SUV yet rides smooth as silk thanks to its magnetic ride control and suspension.

That's just the start to describe this beast with more comfort than my home and certainly more screens. It isn't cheap but if you have the means it is tough to find a bigger and better truck.

Listen to my full review as heard on "The High-Tech Texan Show" on KPRC 950AM (Houston) and iHeartRadio (worldwide).

Jeep is always a solid brand. My first SUV was a Grand Cherokee and I had a great experience.

The Compass is a smaller SUV and good vehicle for those looking for a roomy, drivable Jeep.

Take a listen to my review as heard on "The High-Tech Texan Show," on KPRC 950AM (Houston) and iHeartRadio (worldwide).

I'm still glowing over Mazda's largest vehicle in the U.S. since I first drove it in early 2023. The new Premium Plus version of the CX90 indeed makes it premium with even more creature comforts throughout.

Meet the latest flagship RX from Lexus. This CUV is comfy and filled with almost every upgrade possible. The F Sport badge gives it a sexy, edgy look that turned heads around the city during my weeklong test drive.

Listen to my review as heard on "The High-Tech Texan Show," on KPRC 950AM (Houston) and iHeartRadio (worldwide).