2025 Chevrolet Equinox
It’s always been a very steady winner in its class. But Chevrolet re-told the equinox for 2025 and immediately all the journalist who test drove it noticed how well it handled the same as a European sports car #ChevyEquinox #Chevrolet #equinox Chevrolet
The 2025 Chevrolet equinox is here and it’s the safest they’ve ever built
New Chevy Equinox #Chevrolet #ChevyEquinox
what do buyers want and their new car?
A recent survey by Auto Pacific highlighted what customers are looking for in their next vehicle
The Mercedes – AMG C 63 SE performance edition. This car is off the hook. I can’t believe they got this much horsepower out of a four-cylinder plug-in hybrid. There’s a reason why technology was used in this new Mercedes. I’ve never wanted to a car more.
Great American Roadtrip
What’s your road trip? Gonna look like this year? #Mini @miniusa @mini @bmw @bmwusa #mtts2024
Rivian and Cadillac Surge Ahead: Tesla’s Market Dominance Takes a Hit
In the ever-evolving world of electric vehicles (EVs), the winds of change are blowing, and they’re not entirely in Tesla’s favor. While Elon Musk’s automotive juggernaut remains a force to be reckoned with, recent sales figures reveal a fascinating shift in the EV landscape. Buckle up, dear readers, as we dive into the electrifying rise of the Cadillac Lyriq and the Rivian R1S, two contenders making significant strides against Tesla.Cadillac Lyriq: A Meteoric RisePicture this: a sleek, all-electric SUV that combines luxury with cutting-edge technology, starting at under $60,000. Add a $7,500 federal tax credit, and the Cadillac Lyriq becomes an even more enticing proposition at just under $52,000. No wonder it’s experiencing a meteoric rise, with a staggering 465.4% jump in sales year over year. Through the second quarter of this year alone, Cadillac has sold 13,094 units of the Lyriq. And with lease deals as low as $391 per month (with $5,000 down), the Lyriq is proving to be more than just a pretty face.Rivian R1S: The Adventure ContinuesNot to be outdone, Rivian’s R1S is turning heads and making waves with a 139.5% increase in sales year to date. Rivian sold 16,154 units through the second quarter of this year, and it’s no surprise why. The R1S isn’t just an SUV; it’s a statement. It’s rugged yet refined, offering a 258-mile range in the Adventure Dual Standard model. With a lease offer of $699 per month (albeit with a hefty $8,594 due at signing in California), the R1S is carving out a niche among eco-conscious adventurers in Los Angeles and Philadelphia.Tesla: The Giant WobblesMeanwhile, Tesla, the once-undisputed king of EVs, is feeling the pinch. Its market share has dropped by 9.6% compared to last year, now standing at 50.8%. While Tesla’s Model Y remains a popular choice, its growth has slipped by 1.2%. The Long Range AWD version of the Model Y still boasts an impressive 308-mile range, but it seems the allure of the Model Y isn’t qu
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