It’s a Euro-style station wagon with lots of space in an elegant package.

Credit the Jeep Trailhawk’s Selec-Terrain traction control system.

Design updates? Yes. But the spotlight is on a sportier drive.

The beast is reputed to be among the quickest gas-powered sport utility vehicles ever offered.

Three models are offered, priced from $21,420 to $26,070 for front-wheel drive.

The eight-passenger crossover is still a great choice for a big family.

Nissan bills the Maxima as the ‘4-door Sports Car.’

The vehicle is a guilty pleasure unlike anything else on four wheels.

The E400’s base price is $58,900; as tested, $86,685.

And goes 30 miles on battery power alone.