Rating high on our list of upscale 4x4s, early Troopers trail such rivals as the Ford Explorer and Jeep Grand Cherokee mainly in their omission of shift-on-the-fly 4WD (on 1992-95 models) and an [...]
If you don't need the greater interior space of a bigger minivan, or if you prefer swing-out rear doors to sliding side doors, an Oasis (or the nearly identical Honda Odyssey) can be a good choice...
Though well-assembled, both the GM twins and Isuzu's Hombre rank a little below the Ford Ranger and Mazda B-Series overall, but each offers an appealing set of attractions. Because Hombres have [...]
With the V6, a Rodeo accelerates better than most Japanese rivals, leaning toward the "sport" side of sport utility. Prices are not cheap, however, and Rodeo has no standout features that put it [...]
Infiniti's midsize sedan is a capable near-luxury performer that came well-equipped when new, even without options. It's worth considering as a middle ground between the sportier Acura TL and the [...]
Each FX emphasizes sport over utility--probably too much so for some buyers. Nevertheless, refinement, virtual otherworldly style, features, and sporty road manners--worthy of an import sport [...]
Infiniti isn't as prestigious a brand as BMW, Lexus or Mercedes, and doesn't quite match them (or Audi) for refinement, detail finish, and materials. Still, in performance, style and space--and [...]
Though it doesn't trounce the competition any more than Armada does in its field, QX56 is a capable big rig. Engine performance is laudable, but it trails key rivals on third-row comfort and ease [...]
This impressive sedan is a credible competitor to such class benchmarks as the Acura RL, BMW 5-Series, and Mercedes-Benz E-Class. Generously equipped in standard form, delivering convincing [...]
Though capable and well-designed, the small Infiniti's lack lies in its engine department--neither as quiet nor as quick as expected, especially with automatic--and in the overly taut suspension. [...]
