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).

Is there a better way to end 2023 than by test driving a pickup truck? The RAM 1500 Limited Elite helped me ring in the new year by riding high and in comfort.

RAM continues to produce a powerful beast (this one can tow up to 12,750 lbs) while still looking stylish and providing creature comforts like quilted leather seats, a jeweled rotary shifter, and the tops-in-class Uconnect 5 infotainment system.

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

This Lexus is a beast. The largest vehicle in their fleet and it doesn't disappoint if you need room, comfort, and an easy drive.

The LX600 F has some sporty features but if you want 3 rows in a SUV that makes a statement, this is a strong option.

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).

This SUV is a mouthful to pronounce because it pretty much has everything you need to roll around the city and also on trips. Big, roomy, hybrid and packed with nice upgrades.

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).

Yes it's a minivan! So what? People need minivans and the Sienna has long been a strong option.

The Woodland Edition offers some upgrades that will make any owner a happy camper even if they are schlepping their kids to soccer games.

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).

I actually prefer mid-size trucks vs larger ones. Much easier to park. Plus I don't have the need to schlep things around on a regular basis. But when I do a mid-size works quite well.

Chevy's Colorado has always been a solid truck and the Trailboss version gets you off the pavement with ease featuring some accessories to make dirt, gravel, and hills easy to maneuver over.

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