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How to find an AWD or 4WD car, truck, or crossover

If the roads are slick, here's how to find the traction you need

If you live in an area where snow and ice are common in the winter, travel on unimproved roads for fun or work, or simply want an extra degree of security in inclement weather, you should really consider an all-wheel or four-wheel drive vehicle. For many people, an all-wheel drive crossover, truck, or SUV offers the most traction in the greatest number of situations. Where conditions are less severe, or your recreational needs are not as serious, a front- or rear-drive vehicle with good season-s

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2019 GMC Sierra AT4 gives Raptor and Ram a new off-road rival

New AT4 configuration will be soon offered on all GMC trucks and SUVs

The 2019 GMC Sierra AT4 blends off-road hardware into a modern, thoroughly updated pickup truck that doesn't skimp on power, luxury, or safety equipment. From its higher suspension setup and available carbon-fiber cargo bed, to the new MultiPro tailgate that debuts on 2019 model year Chevy and GMC trucks, the Sierra AT4 is a direct shot across the bow — or cargo beds, if you prefer — of staunch rivals like the Ford F-150, Dodge Ram and Toyota Tundra.

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5 essential dos and don'ts of off-roading in a 4x4

Engineering Explained breaks down the hows and whys of working a four-wheel-drive system.

When do you select low-range? What's the right time to switch from two- to four-wheel-drive? What shouldn't you do if you get stuck? The answers are all here.

Appalachian Breakdown: Mahindra to dump regional pickup name for alphanumerics?

Rather than get all hung up on what's in a model name, Mahindra may want U.S. consumers to become more familiar with the new-to-America brand itself. Initially, the Indian automaker's mid-sized pickups were expected to carry the "Appalachian" moniker when they came to America, but now, PickupTruck.com is reporting that the trucks will probably go alphanumeric, if recent patent filings for TR20 and TR40 designations are anything to go by.

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