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Highlight: The driving range for the plug-in model is 44 miles.
Test Vehicle’s MSRP: $41,304 (Base MSRP): $34,970
Seating Capacity: 5
Standard Safety Equipment: ABS; air bags; a rear camera; a blind spot monitoring system; a lane departure warning system; a rear cross traffic alert system; and a tire pressure monitoring system; and a pre-collision system
Test Vehicle’s MSRP: $88,695 (Base Trim Plug-In MSRP): $73,195
Seating Capacity: 6 (Test Vehicle)
Standard Safety Features: airbags; ABS; a backup camera; collision avoidance features; a blind spot system; driver alert control; lane keep assist; forward collision warning; a tire repair kit; and a tire pressure monitoring system
Standard Equipment (Test Model): 21-inch wheels; 6 bucket seats; panoramic sunroof with sunshade; Nappa leather seats; ventilated front seats; a four-zone ventilation system; heated steering wheel; heated front and rear seats; a keyless ignition starter; a manual operated tilt/telescopic steering wheel; and a variety of driver modes
Test Vehicle's MSRP: $106,865
(Base
Trim: $85,325)
Seating Capacity: 5 (Test
Model)
Standard Safety Features (Test Model): airbags; ABS; a 360-degree rearview camera; a terrain system for on/off road driving; a hill launch assist system; a traction control system; a tire pressure monitoring system; a blind spot electronic system; a radar activated cruise control system; a lane keep assist system; a rear traffic monitor system; parking aids; a roll stability control system; and stability control
Test Vehicle's MSRP: $77,345 (Base Model Core Dark): $59,195
Seating Capacity: 5
Standard Safety Features: airbags; ABS; AWD; a tire repair
kit; a blind spot information system; automatic braking after a collision; a
lane departure warning system; a lane keeping aid; oncoming lane mitigation;
run-off road mitigation and run-off road protection; a hill start assist
system; a hill descent control system; and a tire pressure monitoring system
Test Vehicle's MSRP: $59,275 (Base Model): $55,855
Seating Capacity: 5
Standard Safety Features: airbags; ABS; AWD; hill decent
control; hill launch accent; off-road traction assist; tailer stability
control; rearview camera; rear cross traffic alert; lane keep assist system; a
lane departure warning system; a blind spot monitor; and an automatic brake
hold feature
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| Dejuan Ross, Lexus U.S. general manager, is posing with the all-new GX. (Photo Credit: Toyota) |
Like Lexus, Acura
and Infiniti were also launching their luxury nameplates. This was an opportunity for Toyota, Honda and Nissan to move their brands upmarket with the hopes of rivaling the American and European legacy makes.
Decades
later, Lexus has done just that. In fact, it has pulled ahead of both Acura and
Infiniti, whom both currently lag a flagship coupe and sedan in their portfolio.
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Test Vehicle's MSRP: $76,765
Seating Capacity: 5
Standard Safety
Features: airbags; ABS; back up camera; a stability
control system; pre-collision system; rain detection system; a radar
activated cruise control system; lane tracing assist system; lane departure
with steering assist; intelligent high beam headlamps; a front collision
warning system; a road sign assist; an automatic braking system; blind spot
electronic monitor with a rear traffic alert system; a daytime cyclist
detection system; rain-sensing
windshield wipers; side mirrors with integrated turn lamps; and a first aid kit
Test
Vehicle's MSRP: $128,475
Seating
Capacity: 4 Bucket Seats (Test Model)
Standard
Safety Features (Test Model): airbags; ABS; a
360-degree rearview camera; a terrain system for on/off road driving; a hill launch
assist system; a traction control system; a tire pressure monitoring system; a
blind spot electronic system; a radar activated cruise control system; a lane
keep assist system; a rear traffic monitor system; parking aids; a roll
stability control system; and stability control
Highlight: According to fueleconomy.gov, the Toyota Prius LE has a fuel driving range of 644 miles.
Test Vehicle's MSRP: $37,445 (Base Model – LE): $28,545
Seating Capacity: 5
Standard Safety Features: air bags; ABS; a radar-activated cruise control system; a pre-collision system with pedestrian protection; a lane departure alert system with steering wheel assist; a brake assist system; an electronic blind spot monitor system with rear cross traffic alert; a hill start control assist system; a heated power outside folding mirrors; a backup camera; and a tire pressure monitoring system
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And, we'll close out the program with Powering Chicago's executive director Elbert Walters, as he shares prep tips homeowners, landlords, business owners and nonprofits need to know before installing an electric charger. Powering Chicago represents all of the certified electricians in Chicago. Walters' insights will save one from experiencing a lot of missteps no matter where they are based in North America.
Test Vehicle's MSRP: $50,731 (Base XE Model: $41,515)
Seating Capacity: 5
Standard Safety Features: airbags; ABS; a rearview camera; vehicle stability control;
traction control; pre collision system with pedestrian detection; a lane
tracing assist; automatic high beams; a lane departure alert system; a radar
activated cruise control system; a road sign assist system; and a tire pressure
monitoring system; a hill start assist control; a trailer sway control system;
anti-theft system with alarm and engine immobilizer and a spare tire
Up until recently, Tesla, Toyota and General Motors customers were no longer eligible for upwards of $7,500 in tax credits toward the purchase of a new vehicle. Being that those automakers were early adopters of the electric vehicle movement and met the government requirement of selling 200,000 cars, this placed both their customers and the automakers at a disadvantage.
Test Vehicle’s MSRP: $70,640 (Base model: $61,045)
Seating Capacity: 5
Standard Safety Features: air bags; ABS; blind spot information
system; run off road mitigation system; lane departure warning system; all-wheel drive; rear view camera and a tire pressure monitoring system
Standard Equipment: 19-inch wheels; a plug-in hybrid; a keyless ignition starter system; Nappa leather seats; panoramic roof with power sunshade; retractable side view mirrors; headlight high pressure cleaning system; power front seats with driver’s side mirror; power cushion extender; smartphone charging system; a two-zone automatic ventilation system; heated front seats; all doors keyless entry system; power folding rear seat; and a navigation system
Seating Capacity: 5
Standard Safety Features: air bags; ABS; electronic blind spot; a
rear collision warning system; a frontal collision warning system; a pedestrian
warning system with city collision mitigation; cross traffic alert rear with back
up camera; speed limit information; stability control; and all-wheel drive
Standard Equipment (Plug-In): 19-inch wheels; an electric motor; an 8-speed automatic transmission; an all-wheel drive system; leather-like seats; power front heated seats; a 12-inch digital instrument cluster; haptic controls for the iDrive; power tilt/telescopic steering wheel; 3-spoke leather steering wheel; a navigation system; a keyless entry system; a panoramic sunroof; real time traffic with street parking availability; and power folding heated side mirrors
Highlight: All of Volvo’s electrified vehicles have been renamed Recharge for 2021. By 2025, the Chinese-owned brand projects that half of the cars they sell will be all electric. And by 2030, every vehicle in its line up is expected to be pure electric.
Test Vehicle’s MSRP: $79,990 (Base MSRP: $64,945)
Seating Capacity: 6 to 7 passenger seating
Standard Safety Features: airbags; ABS; a blind spot information system; run off road mitigation; run off road protection; lane departure warning; lane keep aiding; headlight high pressure cleaning; automatic high beam; rearview camera; a hillstart assist system; stability control system; a radar-activated cruise control system; a drowsy/driving alert control system and front and rear park assist sensors
Highlight: The Integra shares a platform with the Honda Civic. Test Vehicle’s MSRP: $40,495 ( Base – FWD): $34,695 Seating Capacity...
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