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2025 Ford Bronco Sport: For the road less traveled
Ark. — The dirt road into the mountains felt like the right kind of break for an adolescent Catahoula and his person.
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2025 Ford Maverick: Small truck, big audience
Ark. — Misty and magical, the morning fog lifted to reveal the grandeur of Sugar Creek Valley in the Ouachita National Forest.
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Ford’s Ranger Raptor – Ranging far and wide
Ark — Tall and beefy, the Ford Ranger Raptor felt like it might be top-heavy.
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2025 Ford Explorer – Versatility meets value
Ark. — After a long, hot summer afternoon lazing in Arkansas' loveliest river's clear, cool water, the six of us agreed the Explorer was…
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Volvo’s XC60 T8 – Plugged in!
My press-loan Volvo XC60 T8, a terrific and fuel-sipping luxury compact SUV, arrived with 2,487 miles on the odometer and its charging…
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Toyota’s Crown Signia: Blending luxury with efficiency
Ark.—Zipping down a rutted and dusty gravel road with the sure-footedness of a mountain goat, the 2025 Toyota Crown Signia demonstrated why…
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The 2025 Lexus RX 350 – Masterclass in luxury
O'FARRELL, Texas—The 2025 Lexus RX 350 continues its reign as a benchmark in the midsize luxury SUV segment, delivering a compelling blend…
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2025 Lexus LX 600 – Rugged luxury
Ark.—Once friendly and inviting, the road had turned rocky, rutted, and steep, yet the 2025 Lexus LX 600 steadily and smoothly climbed that…
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Volvo’s EX30 EV – Ex marks the spot
Finally, an EV that is fun to drive, reasonable to buy and cheap to operate.
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2025 Toyota 4Runner – The class of its class
Ark.—Trying to wrap my head around the idea of a $70,000 Toyota 4Runner, I kept returning to this simple observation about the stunningly…
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Toyota’s new Sequoia – It’s a gas
Comfortable, competent, and confident, the all-new 2025 Toyota Sequoia would be a fine choice for families needing to tow massive things…
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Hyundai’s Sonata N Line – You could call it ‘funday’
Ark. — Pushing the sporty sedan through desolate and winding roads, I naturally had to try the drive modes.
