NACTOY Wheel Of Fortune For 2021 Includes More Than 36 New Models - autoevolution

We are still going through a major global health crisis, but the world needs to get up, pick up the pieces and continue. After all, we really need to believe everything will be all right. That applies to the automotive industry’s major events as well – such as the 2021 North American Car, Utility and Truck of the Year awards. 7 photos The actual event is still some time away, since the winners for all categories – including the North American Car of the Year, the North American Utility of the Year and the North American Truck of the Year – will be announced sometimes early next year. But before all that happens the North American Car, Utility and Truck of the Year Awards organizers published the initial roster of 36 eligible new models the jurors will select from.As usual, the judging panel consists of 50 representatives from all media types - print, online, radio and broadcast – in the United States and Canada. They will be tasked to slim down the list – which is subject to new additi…

2021 NACTOY Eligible Vehicles Announced, Care To Place A Little Bet? - Carscoops

The battle for the 2021 North American Car, Utility and Truck of the Year (NACTOY) has kicked off as organizers released the official list of vehicles eligible for the award.
A total of 36 models have been announced so far, yet with the automotive industry (and not only) seriously affected by the pandemic, several automakers have delayed their product launches. Thus, the list could eventually suffer changes to include other models.“Product introductions have slowed for a while, but that will change during the second half of the year, as automakers release a large number of important new cars, SUVs and trucks”, said Gary Witzenburg, NACTOY President. “Our jurors will be very busy over the coming months, as they work to drive and evaluate all of these new models.”Read Also: 2020 North American Car, SUV And Truck Of The Year Winners – Corvette C8, Kia Telluride & Jeep GladiatorIn order to be eligible for the prestigious award, the cars have to be all-new or substantially new, as well …

15 Biggest Releases We Are Eagerly Waiting For From American Car Companies - HotCars

You may remember those Lexus ads, "Whoever said money can’t buy happiness isn’t spending it right." The ads were intriguing and infuriating, as they offered a simple solution to a popular question: How can someone transform the money into something pleasurable? There should be the connection between happiness and money. If there were not, we would less likely to save money or invest it. Of course, the relationship between money and happiness is quite complicated. This includes buying new cars.Even in the age of next-day delivery and internet, we have to wait for some things. Trucks, cars, and SUVs in this list won't reach dealer lots for at least a year. However, we're waiting for them because these are the vehicles that will matter. There should be something for everyone coming in 2021 and beyond. Check out 15 biggest releases from American auto companies we are eagerly waiting for.advertising 15 2021 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwingroadandtrack.com The Cadillac CT5-V Blackwi…

Review: 5 things I learned driving the 2020 Chevrolet Traverse RS - TheChronicleHerald.ca

JONATHAN YARKONYThe Chevrolet Traverse remains a mainstay of GM’s crossover sales, providing city-folk with a family-friendly crossover for those that more space than the five-seat Equinox or Blazer, but don’t need the towing capacity (or fuel bill) of the Tahoe or Suburban. It’s also a notch down in price, ranging from $36,098 for the base front-wheel drive LS to $60,298 for the AWD High Country trim, and you can tack on another $1,900 for freight & PDI for any trim. Our RS tester started at $49,098, adding a dual panel sunroof for $1,685, Satin Steel Metallic paint for $495, and with the freight charge and a couple other small line items, it totalled up at $53,373.The Traverse is a three-row crossover that can seat eight in base LS and LT trims but becomes a seven-seater in higher trims like RS, Premier and High Country. It rides on the same platform as the equally large Buick Enclave and slightly smaller GMC Acadia and Cadillac XT6, so GM shoppers have a variety of seven-seat o…

5 things I learned driving the 2020 Chevrolet Traverse RS - Driving

The Chevrolet Traverse remains a mainstay of GM’s crossover sales, providing city-folk with a family-friendly crossover for those that more space than the five-seat Equinox or Blazer, but don’t need the towing capacity (or fuel bill) of the Tahoe or Suburban. It’s also a notch down in price, ranging from $36,098 for the base front-wheel drive LS to $60,298 for the AWD High Country trim, and you can tack on another $1,900 for freight & PDI for any trim. Our RS tester started at $49,098, adding a dual panel sunroof for $1,685, Satin Steel Metallic paint for $495, and with the freight charge and a couple other small line items, it totalled up at $53,373.The Traverse is a three-row crossover that can seat eight in base LS and LT trims, but becomes a seven-seater in higher trims like RS, Premier and High Country. It rides on the same platform as the equally large Buick Enclave and slightly smaller GMC Acadia and Cadillac XT6, so GM shoppers have a variety of seven-seat options to consi…