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Joe Bruzek

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Managing Editor at Cars.com. Opinions are my own.
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Volkswagen ID.4 EV Discontinued in the U.S., For Now

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By Joe Bruzek Verified
| Cars.com Verified
What Car Shoppers Need to Know Volkswagen is stopping production on the ID.4 at its Chattanooga assembly plant in mid-April.
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Hyundai Boulder SUV Concept Previews Future Body-on-Frame Mid-Size Truck

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By Joe Bruzek Verified
| Cars.com Verified
Hyundai revealed the Boulder Concept at the 2026 New York International Auto Show, a rugged off-road SUV that previews a new body-on-frame platform, which will be the starting point for a new Hyundai mid-size truck in 2030. Hyundai teased the announcement with a cryptic teaser leading up to the show.
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These SUVs Are All-New or Redesigned for 2026

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By Joe Bruzek Verified
| Cars.com Verified
What’s the Difference Between an All-New and Redesigned SUV? When we say, “all-new,” that’s an SUV like the all-electric 2026 Rivian R2 that didn’t previously exist; the Subaru Trailseeker and Lucid Gravity are also examples of newly available models. This is different from “new” in terms of “new versus used” ownership. A redesign is an existing SUV that’s been given a thorough update with changes to its interior, exterior and how it drives, like the 2026 Toyota RAV4.
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