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The least expensive SUV in Chevy's lineup is one of the best values on the road today.

I was impressed with the 2025 Chevy Trax as it looks sharp on the outside while providing a nice array of comfort on the inside.

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I continue to recommend Kia vehicles based on their track record and the fact that my son has had a few of them since he got his driver license 15 years ago.

I recently got to drive the 2024 Niro plug-in hybrid edition. I consider this small SUV to be a good value though it does have some drawbacks like a small rear seat and cargo space.

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I actually prefer mid-size trucks or full-sized ones. Easier to maneuver and park, plus I personally don't schlep a lot of things where I would need a large truck.

Chevy's mid-sized Colorado has long been a solid vehicle and its ZR1 upgrade adds features for off-roading.

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Value. That's the first descriptor I have for this 4-door CUV. Buick did a nice job of keeping the price tag relatively low yet still providing a comfy and smooth ride with some nice touches.

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