The all-new 2014 MDX, which is the third generation of Acura’s luxury crossover SUV class, arrives at dealerships in July and will be priced at $42,290 with an $895 destination charge. It will be offered in both front-wheel drive and Acura’s Super-Handling All-Wheel-Drive (SH-AWD), which will costar additional $2,000.

Some of the standard features included with the 2014 MDX are a push-button start, an AcuraLink system, blind spot detection system, premium sound system, an 8-inch display screen, 18-inch wheels, and Acura’s Jewel Eye LED headlights. Powered by Acura’s direct-injected 3.5-liter V6 engine combined with a 6-speed automatic transmission, the MDX produces 290 horsepower and 267 foot-pounds of torque. More...

So here we are driving the BMW X1 Crossover, and we’re thinking about GM. OK, before you starting sending us nasty-grams, it’s not what you think. In the old days, GM was very big on offering something for everyone, with multiple brands, trim levels, a mind-boggling assortment of options, you name it.

Well a little financial fiasco has cleared that out, and we now have a much leaner product line on the domestic side. Which is interesting, because it seems like we’re getting a huge increase of product choices from BMW, Mercedes, and Audi. Take the X1 Crossover, for example. More...

An unlikely contender may help usher in the new generation of luxury crossovers, as the Kia Cross GT Concept made its official debut at the Chicago Auto Show this week. More...

On Monday, Volkswagen of America introduced the CrossBlue SUV concept at the North American International Auto Show. More...

The previous Acura RDX was a very interesting small crossover/SUV with a turbo four-cylinder, sporty ride and handling setup. What it wasn’t was a smaller version of the very popular 7-seat MDX SUV, and that left a big gap for buyers who love the Acura brand, but really wanted a 5-seater MDX.

Acura, smart folks that they are, answers the call with the new 2013 RDX, which really is much closer to its larger sibling, and an enticing and exciting value, too. More...

Available in S or SV with three packages: Special Edition, Premium Edition and SL Package. For the new model year, the 2013 Nissan Rogue will start at $22,310 and offer two new optional packages with a wide variety of technology and luxury items. The design of the hot-selling Rogue changes little from last year, but Nissan is planning to cut into its Ford Escape and Toyota RAV-4 competition with competitive pricing and a bevy of options. More...