Posts by Gabriel Olakunori
2026 Cadillac VISTIQ Introduces Us to the Best of Escalade IQ and Lyriq Worlds
The 2026 Cadillac VISTIQ hits the sweet spot for two types of people who admire the Escalade IQ but hold back. Those who aren’t ready to part with about $150,000 for a 3-row Cadillac EV, and those who feel the Escalade IQ is just a bit too oversized. The VISTIQ is a new nameplate that…
Read MoreThe Pride of People, The Pride of Cars: Wrapping Up Pride Month
As Pride Month comes to a close, We linked up with Will Martin, a board member at Charlotte Pride, to understand more about the values at the heart of Pride, and we couldn’t help but notice some striking parallels with the SUV. The SUV might just be the automotive embodiment of those values, as freedom…
Read More2025 Jeep Grand Wagoneer: Where Premium American Craftsmanship Meets Luxury SUV’s Dedication to Business
Most SUV enthusiasts crave the driving dynamics of the undaunted Jeep spirit, but while the Wrangler is the purist, back-to-basics workhorse, the Grand Wagoneer strikes a balance between the dirt work and upscale glamor. When it was first introduced, it “forged a new segment as the ultimate premium utility vehicles of the day,” David Hudson,…
Read More2025 Mercedes-Maybach EQS SUV: An Elite Indulgence With Serious Bang For Your Buck
As the Mercedes-Maybach EQS SUV proves, luxury goes far beyond plush captain’s chairs and soulful ambient lighting. The all-electric beauty is a VIP lounge on all fours, even a lot more than that. It cares about your lumbar, keeps the noise away, has a good memory to remember your preferences, and a lot more without…
Read MoreA Roll of Ford Bronco’s Black Historical Body Language to Wrap Up Black History Month
The Ford Bronco speaks a language of ancient adamance penned into its panels by McKinley Thompson Jr. and handed down to the present. In 1956, McKinley Thompson Jr. became the first African American designer hired at Ford Motor Company. It was around the time a new challenge sprang up – creating Ford’s first SUV, the…
Read MoreThe 2025 Toyota bZ4X Has The Perks And The Quirks
Barely two months after the launch of Toyota’s first mass-produced EV, the bZ4X faced heavy criticism due to teething problems and disappointing range. The automaker made a comeback, recalling the EV and reworking it to a true Toyota, which means reliability, durability, and solid driving experience. However, its range still lags behind the widely expected…
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