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Corey Lewis

Cincinnati
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Rare Rides Icons: The Jeep Wagoneer, The First Luxury SUV Ever (Part XVI)

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By Corey Lewis
| The Truth About Cars
NEW! Prior to the highly anticipated relaunch of the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer there were several years of delays. Some of those were the fault of FiatChrysler and Stellantis: It seemed they could not decide the product’s positioning internally, nor upon which base the large SUV was to sit. Other delays to launch were global in nature, as the COVID pandemic occurred at the approximate time Stellantis wanted its new product to debut.
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Rare Rides Icons: The Jeep Wagoneer, The First Luxury SUV Ever (Part XV)

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By Corey Lewis
| The Truth About Cars
NEW! After the unsuccessful relaunch of the Grand Wagoneer nameplate on the ZJ platform in 1993, the storied model name was put on ice. The years rolled by as SUVs of all sizes continued to gain popularity and morph into the adjacent Crossover Utility Vehicle (CUV). This was great news for Jeep, which saw its sales increase throughout subsequent two decades.
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Rare Rides: A Cadillac Seville Gucci, Forever Florida From 1979

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By Corey Lewis
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That’s where our stunning Rare Ride comes in, as part of perhaps two or three that remain in excellent condition. All the trim, badges, materials, and even the monogrammed headliner are intact. As a metallic brown, it’s the least selected of the available colors (black, white). And perhaps most unusually it was specified with the Oldsmobile diesel engine. The photo of the gold horsebit Gucci logo on the fender with “Seville” and “DIESEL” is a complete anachronism.
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