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We drove some really unexpected SUVs in 2018

We drove some really unexpected SUVs in 2018

Posted on December 24, 2018 By Jarvis

You used to know where you were with an SUV. Five seats, maybe seven; plenty of space for luggage; and most likely all-wheel drive: in short, something perfectly functional to take the family on a cross-country vacation. These days, though, the SUV has morphed into something altogether different.

The workhorse Sports Utility Vehicles are still out there, but they’re in the shadow of a new breed of extreme SUVs. More power, more luxury, and more general excess, they often carry badges of brands you never thought you’d see in the category, too. 2018 saw us drive six of the strangest or most unexpected…
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