Dan Ilika is a journalist focusing on the automotive industry and is a contributor to Buy&Sell. With a passion for cars, Dan covers a wide range of topics including new vehicle releases, performance enhancements, design trends, and environmental concerns. His articles provide readers with insights into the latest developments in the automotive world.
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The sum of its parts make this three-row one of the best SUVs like it.
Whether commuting to work or cruising to the big game, this sedan is up to the challenge.
Summary The V8 of old makes way for straight-six power under this half-ton's hood.
By: Dan Ilika
An eye-opening example of why Canada's geography is inhospitable to electrification.
Summary A new Ford Ranger is finally here. For as good as the outgoing Ford Ranger was, there's no denying it felt a little outdated right from the start.
Ford finally gives us the forbidden fruit we’ve been craving, and it sure tastes sweet.
Summary With the proliferation of electrification, we explore the idea of driving without extra traction.
Summary One single letter tells the story of what this sport utility is all about. Pros Incredible ride Smooth powertrains
Summary This proper three-row is the EV the market needs. Pros Silky smooth Use of space Tech-forward
Electrification is coming, but PHEVs aren’t going anywhere.
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