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YouTube Video RkxFQVRQOTVOTTdpRVJFWEJnRF94VFFRLkU1M0VGMzZBNENDNzI2Nzk Most families don’t buy bad vehicles. They buy the wrong ones. This video breaks down why so many “premium” and “luxury” SUVs fall apart the moment you actually use the third row and why the Chevrolet Traverse keeps winning quietly by doing the boring things extremely well. We look at real-world space, usable third-row seating, cargo capacity with all seats in play, towing capability, ride comfort, and why numbers like cubic feet matter more than design sketches and marketing slogans. We also compare the Traverse to popular alternatives like the Mazda CX-90, BMW X5, and Mercedes-Benz GLE, and explain exactly where those vehicles make trade-offs families often regret. If you use your third row weekly, haul people, dogs, strollers, luggage, or tow occasionally, this is the SUV conversation most buyers should be having but rarely do. I’m Nik Miles, and I love my job.
Why Big SUVs Keep Failing Families (And Why the Chevy Traverse Doesn’t)
January 14, 2026 04:24
Most families don’t buy bad vehicles. They buy the wrong ones. This video breaks down why so many “premium” and “luxury” SUVs fall apart the moment you actually use the third row and why the Chevrolet Traverse keeps winning quietly by doing the boring things extremely well. We look at real-world space, usable third-row seating, cargo capacity with all seats in play, towing capability, ride comfort, and why numbers like cubic feet matter more than design sketches and marketing slogans. We also compare the Traverse to popular alternatives like the Mazda CX-90, BMW X5, and Mercedes-Benz GLE, and explain exactly where those vehicles make trade-offs families often regret. If you use your third row weekly, haul people, dogs, strollers, luggage, or tow occasionally, this is the SUV conversation most buyers should be having but rarely do. I’m Nik Miles, and I love my job.
Why Big SUVs Keep Failing Families (And Why the Chevy Traverse Doesn’t)
YouTube Video RkxFQVRQOTVOTTdpRVJFWEJnRF94VFFRLkU1M0VGMzZBNENDNzI2Nzk
We Take The 2011 Maserati GranTuismo Convertible Off The Guys From Entourage.
First Test Drive Of The All New 2011 Maserati GranTurismo Convertible With Nik J. Miles
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The Aston Martin DB11 was elegant, fast, and undeniably beautiful. The DB11 AMR was what happened when Aston stopped apologizing for any of it. Filmed around the DB11 AMR’s debut, this video revisits a pivotal moment when Aston Martin sharpened its focus. More power, a more aggressive calibration, darker design cues, and a clear signal that “grand tourer” didn’t have to mean soft or distant. The AMR badge wasn’t about gimmicks. It was about intent. In this video, we break down: Why the DB11 AMR mattered more than a simple horsepower bump How Aston refined the V12 experience instead of reinventing it What the AMR philosophy signaled for future Aston Martins Why this car quietly reset expectations for modern GT cars This is a look back at a car that aged well because it didn’t chase trends. It doubled down on feel, sound, and confidence — three things Aston Martin understands better than most. Hosted by Nik Miles.
The DB11 AMR: When Aston Martin Finally Let the V12 Off the Leash
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YouTube Video RkxFQVRQOTVOTTdpRVJFWEJnRF94VFFRLkU1M0VGMzZBNENDNzI2Nzk Most families don’t buy bad vehicles. They buy the wrong ones. This video breaks down why so many “premium” and “luxury” SUVs fall apart the moment you actually use the third row and why the Chevrolet Traverse keeps winning quietly by doing the boring things extremely well. We look at real-world space, usable third-row seating, cargo capacity with all seats in play, towing capability, ride comfort, and why numbers like cubic feet matter more than design sketches and marketing slogans. We also compare the Traverse to popular alternatives like the Mazda CX-90, BMW X5, and Mercedes-Benz GLE, and explain exactly where those vehicles make trade-offs families often regret. If you use your third row weekly, haul people, dogs, strollers, luggage, or tow occasionally, this is the SUV conversation most buyers should be having but rarely do. I’m Nik Miles, and I love my job.
Why Big SUVs Keep Failing Families (And Why the Chevy Traverse Doesn’t)
January 14, 2026 04:24
Most families don’t buy bad vehicles. They buy the wrong ones. This video breaks down why so many “premium” and “luxury” SUVs fall apart the moment you actually use the third row and why the Chevrolet Traverse keeps winning quietly by doing the boring things extremely well. We look at real-world space, usable third-row seating, cargo capacity with all seats in play, towing capability, ride comfort, and why numbers like cubic feet matter more than design sketches and marketing slogans. We also compare the Traverse to popular alternatives like the Mazda CX-90, BMW X5, and Mercedes-Benz GLE, and explain exactly where those vehicles make trade-offs families often regret. If you use your third row weekly, haul people, dogs, strollers, luggage, or tow occasionally, this is the SUV conversation most buyers should be having but rarely do. I’m Nik Miles, and I love my job.
Why Big SUVs Keep Failing Families (And Why the Chevy Traverse Doesn’t)
YouTube Video RkxFQVRQOTVOTTdpRVJFWEJnRF94VFFRLkU1M0VGMzZBNENDNzI2Nzk
We Take The 2011 Maserati GranTuismo Convertible Off The Guys From Entourage.
First Test Drive Of The All New 2011 Maserati GranTurismo Convertible With Nik J. Miles
YouTube Video RkxFQVRQOTVOTTdpRVJFWEJnRF94VFFRLkYyRUVDNTUxQjExOEMyNDk
The Aston Martin DB11 was elegant, fast, and undeniably beautiful. The DB11 AMR was what happened when Aston stopped apologizing for any of it. Filmed around the DB11 AMR’s debut, this video revisits a pivotal moment when Aston Martin sharpened its focus. More power, a more aggressive calibration, darker design cues, and a clear signal that “grand tourer” didn’t have to mean soft or distant. The AMR badge wasn’t about gimmicks. It was about intent. In this video, we break down: Why the DB11 AMR mattered more than a simple horsepower bump How Aston refined the V12 experience instead of reinventing it What the AMR philosophy signaled for future Aston Martins Why this car quietly reset expectations for modern GT cars This is a look back at a car that aged well because it didn’t chase trends. It doubled down on feel, sound, and confidence — three things Aston Martin understands better than most. Hosted by Nik Miles.
The DB11 AMR: When Aston Martin Finally Let the V12 Off the Leash
YouTube Video RkxFQVRQOTVOTTdpRVJFWEJnRF94VFFRLjlBMzFENDVDQUQ1MjQ2QzU
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