John M. Vincent
Senior Reporter at U.S. News and World Report
Personal Twitter feed of veteran automotive journalist John Vincent. Opinions=Mine. Sr. Editor @USNewsCars providing advice to car buyers. @NACTOY Juror.
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1 week ago |
cars.usnews.com | Alex Kwanten |John M. Vincent |Mark Hayes
It has been just over two years since the last Jeep Cherokee rolled off the assembly line in Toledo, Ohio, after a 49-year run stretching five generations of SUVs. But the famous name, which helped popularize SUVs as family vehicles in the 1980s and 1990s, will make a comeback this fall. The 2026 Jeep Cherokee, unveiled today, will be new from the ground up, comes wrapped in an angular new shape with clear links to the upmarket Grand Cherokee and will offer hybrid power from the start.
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cars.usnews.com | John M. Vincent |Zach Doell |Mark Hayes
CreditJohn M. Vincent | U.S. News & World ReportFirst Impressions: 2026 Toyota bZPLANO, Texas — The original bZ4x was Toyota’s first stab at a mass-market electric vehicle (EV). Co-developed with the Subaru Solterra, it lacked range, power and style. Now, Toyota has shortened the name to just bZ, given it up to 50% more power, dramatically increased its available range and improved its charging rate.
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2 weeks ago |
cars.usnews.com | John M. Vincent |Jasmine Sayles |Mark Hayes
PLANO, Texas — With more than 475,000 sold in 2024 alone, not only is the RAV4 the most important vehicle in Toyota’s lineup, it’s also the top-selling non-pickup in America. So it’s a big deal when it’s time for a new-generation RAV4 to come along, and the 2026 RAV4 brings the most significant changes to the SUV that we’ve seen in years.
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cars.usnews.com | John M. Vincent |Zach Doell |Mark Hayes
CreditJohn M. Vincent | U.S. News & World ReportFirst Impressions: 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 9SAVANNAH, Ga. — When the three-row Hyundai Palisade debuted, it became an instant hit for the Korean automaker. Now, for 2026, it’s joined by an all-electric counterpart. The Hyundai Ioniq 9 can carry up to seven passengers in its comfortable, tech-forward and well-hushed cabin.
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2 weeks ago |
cars.usnews.com | John M. Vincent
The used car market is booming, as new cars get more expensive and commuters shun transit in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. It's easy to find a used car, but finding one that's both reliable and affordable is more of a challenge. Fortunately, you can have both – though you have to do some work to get there. Buying a used car rather than a new car is the best way to save money on a vehicle.
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