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Notably the largest and heaviest SUV ever, the Ford Excursion has set records that have remained unmatched by competitors. With competitors like the Chevrolet’s Suburban, Cadillac Escalade ESV, and GMC Yukon XL, the Ford Excursion proved itself to be more solid, more reliable, and more capable than any other vehicle on the market. This vehicle truly embodies the heavy-duty title. While one of its most notable strengths is the size, that is also one of its downsides too. As gas prices increase and people are wanting more fuel-efficient vehicles, the Ford Excursion doesn’t suit the changing times. Nevertheless, there are still people who want to keep their novelty vehicles. Find out more about the Ford Excursion and its impressive capabilities below.

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If you see a subcompact, box-shaped vehicle driving down the road, then you can expect it to be the Kia Soul. Known for its standout, unique exterior, the Kia Soul is one of those vehicles you manage to see EVERYWHERE. While some people may buy the vehicle solely for its aesthetic, the majority of drivers buy the Kia Soul for its reliability. The Kia Soul has been commercialized as a vehicle that is fuel-efficient, budget-friendly, and practical. From driving around the city to driving on the highway, the Kia Soul is able to provide power with fuel savings.

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Are you looking to buy a vehicle that has the look and feel of an SUV but is not as large? While a desirable component of the SUV is how spacious it is, not every family needs a car that big in their garage. For the past 15 years, the GMC Acadia has been providing the same comfort and safety features of a full-sized SUV but reducing it to a mid-size aesthetic. The Acadia is known for being one of the top-selling vehicles at GMC and continues to top the charts in mid size SUVs. From its capable engines to its good gas mileage, the Acadia presents four generations of well-equipped, yet affordable models.

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Over 35 years ago, Ford Motor Company produced its 2.9L V-6 engine in Cologne, Germany. Prior to its wide-spreading popularity in North America, the 2.9L V-6 engine was intended and used in European vehicles. Between German markets and British markets, the engine was replacing other competitors in the market. Its versatile use in makes and models quickly grew the engine’s popularity in North American markets. As for the specifics of the engine, in comparison to the 2.8L engine, the 2.9L engine underwent minor changes and improvements.