The Gravity is a crossover, and a functional one at that—and that’s where the sales are these days. And while the EV maker has a smaller, more affordable crossover on the way, we’d like to think that Gravity is a step in the right direction—in terms of winning over new customers—and even a larger, pricier crossover—represents meeting the U.S. market halfway.

The hosts are joined by Sam Fiorani of AutoForecast Solutions. Sam discusses the state of the Canadian auto industry, and points out a critical automotive flaw in the hit TV show Psyche. Sam also shares news regarding the Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles.

It’s not common for a civilian vehicle to be modified for military use. Generally, the military’s needs exceed that specifications of mainstream cars and trucks, and the modifications necessary to bring a vehicle up to spec are so extensive as to make the conversion cost prohibitive. Written by: Admin on December 19, 2017.on October 2, […]

While air conditioning is standard equipment on all street-legal new cars sold in the U.S. these days, it really wasn’t all that long ago that A/C was optional on certain car models. As recently as 2022, 2-door versions of the Jeep Wrangler could be had with an option called “Air Conditioning Bypass,” which deleted the […]

The Corolla Cross has a lot to offer the right customer, which is someone looking for something small and efficient, but also well equipped. Maybe an empty nester rather than a first-time buyer.