Author: Ryan D.
Ryan had an obsession with cars from a young age, reading NADA books and MotorTrend magazine as well as sketching cars in elementary school. He has since moved on to creating renderings in Photoshop and writing about auto news. You can reach Ryan at +1.516-531-4021.
05/12/2020
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Design Study: Electric Dodge SUV
Over the past few years, the number of electric cars available has increased dramatically. From hypercars to pickups, there are electric options for nearly every segment of the market. One trend that has emerged is the coupling of versatile body styles–utility vehicles, for instance–with extreme performance that can be achieved through electrification. Ford’s Mustang […]
02/10/2020
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UPDATED: Refreshed 2021 Dodge Durango Spotted Testing
Note: Article originally released on January 14, 2020. Updated February 10 with new information and a rendering previewing the design of the 2021 Durango. Though the Dodge Durango is getting a bit long-in-the-tooth, the current model is far from obsolete and FCA seems intent on making sure it keeps up with more modern competitors. […]
01/26/2020
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2020 Ford Super Duty Claims Highest Front Plow Rating in Segment
Just when we though heavy duty pickups could be reaching peak power ratings, Ford has released the ratings for their Snow Plow Prep Package on the 2020 Super Duty. At 1,400 pounds, gasoline-powered F-Series Super Duty trucks with this package claim the best-in-class rating for gasoline trucks in the Super Duty’s segment, while the diesel-powered […]
01/25/2020
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Ram 1500 Built to Serve Edition Honors Service Members
The Ram 1500 Built to Serve edition is a special edition of Ram’s popular new pickup that is intended to honor military service members with unique design elements. The company says the truck is also targeted toward those who haven’t served in the military, but who want to make a difference in their community, encouraging […]
01/24/2020
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Durango vs. Traverse: Powerhouse SUV or Spacious Crossover?
With the news that the Durango would be refreshed soon, we wondered whether the current model still has what it takes to remain competitive in its segment, which includes newer models such as the Ford Explorer, Hyundai Palisade, Kia Telluride, and Chevrolet Traverse. In this article, we take a look at how the Durango measures […]
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Jeep Introduces 2020 Wrangler Rubicon Recon Edition
Jeep has a seemingly endless supply of names to choose from when they cook up a new special edition model. This time, they chose to use a name that was previously used on the last-generation Wrangler JK: Rubicon Recon. For the 2020 model year, the Wrangler Rubicon Recon is less about improving off-road capability than […]
01/23/2020
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Cadillac Teases 2021 Escalade Again…With Spike Lee!
The last of GM’s full-size SUVs, the Cadillac Escalade, is about to be revealed. On February 4, Spike Lee is set to introduce the 2021 Escalade in Hollywood with the premiere of a short film titled “Anthem.” This film was directed by Lee himself, using his signature filming techniques, and is said to capture “the […]
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Tesla: Unintended Acceleration Allegations Are Fake News
With a short press release sent out this week, Tesla has claimed the allegations about unintended acceleration in their vehicles are completely false, stating that the latest round of allegations were released by a short-seller who profits when Tesla shares decrease in value. The company also mentioned that they have several safety measures in place to […]
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Chevrolet Introduces 2021 Silverado Realtree Edition
After falling behind Ram in the pickup sales race, Chevrolet has begun upping the ante with a new special edition model. The Silverado Realtree edition might seem kind of odd, but remember, especially in southern states, many people modify their pickups with camouflage accents, so offering this from the factory will be a good way […]
01/03/2020
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What’s in store for the next Chevy Colorado?
With GM finding success with their latest midsize pickups, there’s no doubt that the next generation Colorado and Canyon are already in development. Although these trucks aren’t expected until 2022 or 2023, let’s take a look at what we can expect from these trucks based on comments made by GM executives and hints contained in […]