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The content presented on EddieX is characterized by its honest perspectives, engaging narratives, and a genuine celebration of automotive culture. Viewers can expect to find detailed explorations of the latest automotive innovations, such as the highly anticipated electric vehicles and iconic sports cars, alongside practical looks at everyday driving experiences. It's a space designed for those who share a profound love for cars and the thrill of the open road.
The Coolest Cars Coming In 2025 | Chicago Auto Show
The 2025 Chicago Auto Show showcased a diverse range of upcoming vehicles, with a strong emphasis on performance and enthusiast models. Highlights included the extreme Ford Mustang GTD Spirit of America, a race car for the road with impressive aerodynamics and limited production. The video also t...
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Living With A 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning!
The reviewer spent a week with the 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning Platinum, finding it to be the most conventional and mainstream-feeling electric truck co... morempared to competitors like the GMC Hummer EV and Rivian R1T. Key highlights include its instantaneous power, smooth and quiet ride, and the highly practical and spacious front trunk, which the reviewer considered a favorite feature. The interior, especially in the Platinum trim, is noted for its luxury appointments, including massage seats and premium materials. However, the review points out significant challenges with charging speed, particularly for longer trips or towing, and a persistent issue with the pre-production unit not accepting a Level 2 charger, despite other EVs working fine on the same charger. While acknowledging the impressive performance and utility, the reviewer suggests that for those who tow heavily or require extreme ruggedness, a traditional F-150 Raptor might still be a more suitable choice, especially given the Platinum trim's high price point. less
2022 Ford F-150 Lightning Review
The 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning Platinum is presented as a conventional yet technologically advanced electric truck, aiming for mainstream appeal rather... more than extreme performance like the Hummer EV. The reviewer highlights its familiar F-150 interior, spaciousness, and impressive technology, including the large infotainment screen and the useful Pro Power Onboard system. The front trunk (frunk) is a standout feature, offering practical and secure storage. However, the reviewer expresses disappointment with the real-world range, noting it falls short of the advertised figures, especially with the larger wheels on the Platinum trim, and anticipates a significant drop when towing. Charging speed is deemed good, with a 150kW charger capable of reaching 80% in about 40 minutes. A significant drawback mentioned is the high price point, particularly for the Platinum trim, which exceeds $90,000, leading to sticker shock. Despite its strengths, the reviewer suggests that for those seeking a more conventional electric truck experience, the Lightning is a solid choice, but it doesn't quite match the innovative appeal of the Rivian R1T or the extreme capabilities of the Hummer EV. less
Living With A 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe! $79,000 Plug-in Hybrid
The reviewer spent a week with the 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit Reserve 4xe, praising its exceptionally luxurious interior, premium materials, adva... morenced technology, and comfortable ride. Features like quilted leather, open-pore wood, massage seats, a 19-speaker McIntosh system, and a panoramic sunroof were highlighted as standout elements, making it one of the best in its segment. However, the reviewer expressed disappointment with the 4xe plug-in hybrid powertrain, citing a lack of smoothness in the transition between electric and gasoline power, and less refined braking regeneration compared to other PHEVs. Despite this powertrain critique, the overall impression of the Grand Cherokee as a luxurious and capable SUV is positive, though the reviewer leans towards the conventional internal combustion engine version or the Grand Cherokee L for those needing more space. less
Living With A Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Performance: Shelby GT350R Owner's Perspective
The reviewer, a Shelby GT350R owner, initially had reservations about the Mustang Mach-E, finding the regular version uninspiring. However, the GT Per... moreformance Edition significantly changed his perspective. He praises its plentiful acceleration, ample torque, and the substantial performance upgrade over the standard Mach-E, justifying the 'GT' badge. The reviewer highlights the practical advantages, noting its superior interior space and practicality compared to his Shelby and other Mustangs. While acknowledging it doesn't replace the visceral experience of a V8 Mustang, he concludes that the Mach-E GT Performance is a compelling option for a sporty electric crossover, offering more performance and a nicer interior than competitors like the Kia EV6 GT-Line or Hyundai Ioniq 5. The magnetic ride suspension, while firm in 'unbridled' mode, is noted, as is the generated interior sound. Overall, it's deemed a fast, impressive, and practical EV that has earned its performance credentials. less
Living With A 2022 Kia Sorento Plug-In Hybrid
The reviewer spent a week with the 2022 Kia Sorento Plug-In Hybrid SX-Prestige, highlighting its appealing design, luxurious interior features like th... moree unique blue leather, and advanced technology. While praising the comfortable second-row captain's chairs and the convenience of the plug-in hybrid system for daily commutes, the reviewer noted the limited cargo space when the third row is in use and the tight fit for adults in the third row. The vehicle's performance, combining a 1.6L turbo-four with electric power for a total of 261 hp, was deemed adequate, and the electric range of around 31-32 miles was achieved. The reviewer found the Sorento PHEV to be a competitive and attractive option in the three-row crossover segment, particularly for those prioritizing electric commuting with the flexibility of a gasoline backup. less
2024 Chevrolet Equinox EV Walkaround and Interior!
The 2024 Chevrolet Equinox EV is presented as a compelling option for mainstream consumers seeking an affordable electric crossover. Key highlights in... moreclude a targeted starting price around $30,000 and a potential 300-mile range in front-wheel-drive configurations. The vehicle boasts a modern design with flush door handles, a full-width light bar with animations, and distinct LT and RS styling options. Inside, the cabin features large, free-form displays (up to 17.7 inches), an 11-inch driver information center, and the integrated Ultifi software platform for over-the-air updates. Advanced technology like Super Cruise, a heads-up display, wireless charging, and one-pedal driving with adjustable regenerative braking are emphasized. The reviewer notes the spacious interior, particularly the second-row legroom and headroom, and a practical cargo area. While the AWD 3LT model reviewed offers around 280 miles of range, the FWD configuration targets 300 miles. Charging speeds are also highlighted, with up to 51 miles of range per hour on a Level 2 charger and 150 kW DC fast charging capability. The Equinox EV is positioned as a well-rounded, technologically advanced, and accessible EV. less
Living With A Ford Escape Plug-In Hybrid | Real World Fuel Economy!
The Ford Escape Titanium Plug-in Hybrid offers a compelling proposition for daily commuting, achieving impressive electric-only range that can negate ... moregasoline use for shorter trips. The reviewer highlights its smooth powertrain transition and practical features like the heads-up display and Ford Co-Pilot360 driver assistance suite. However, significant drawbacks are noted, particularly the interior materials, which are deemed not commensurate with the Titanium trim's price point, and a disappointing B&O sound system with crackling speakers and vibrations. The lack of an all-wheel-drive option for the PHEV model is also a point of contention. While acceptable for road trips and efficient overall, it's suggested that comparable pure electric vehicles might offer a more premium experience for a similar price, making the Escape PHEV feel somewhat like a forgotten model in Ford's evolving EV lineup. less
2024 Chevy Blazer EV SS Walkaround, Interior and Details!
The 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV SS is presented as a highly anticipated, performance-oriented electric SUV. The reviewer highlights its aggressive stylin... moreg, particularly the exclusive SS front fascia with its full-width LED light bar and welcome animations. Inside, the "adrenaline red" interior, large 17.7-inch infotainment screen, and premium material contrasts are praised, creating a driver-centric cockpit reminiscent of Chevrolet's performance heritage. Key performance metrics include 557 horsepower, 648 lb-ft of torque, and a 0-60 mph time under 4 seconds with the "Wide Open Watts" (WOW) mode. The estimated range is noted as just under 300 miles for the SS trim, with a compelling 78 miles of range added in just 10 minutes of DC fast charging. The reviewer also touches on the Ultium platform's benefits, such as a low center of gravity and spacious interior, and the availability of Super Cruise as standard on the SS model. While the video focuses heavily on the SS trim's capabilities and design, it also briefly mentions other trims (1LT, 2LT, RS) and the Police Pursuit Vehicle (PPV) variant. The reviewer expresses excitement for the vehicle's performance and technology, eagerly awaiting a full driving experience. less
The New Hybrid McLaren Artura Reveal Event
This video provides an in-depth look at the new McLaren Artura during its reveal event. The reviewer highlights the Artura as McLaren's first hyb... morerid supercar in a more accessible price range, effectively replacing the 570S series. The exterior styling is praised for its aggressive, 720S-inspired front end and Elva/765LT-like rear. The interior is noted as a significant step up from the 570S, featuring a redesigned instrument cluster, a simple steering wheel with unique single-action paddle shifters, and a premium Bowers & Wilkins sound system. While the reviewer expresses excitement to drive the Artura and notes its hybrid nature, the video focuses on the static reveal and the impressive collection of other McLarens present, including a P1, Speedtail, F1, and Elva. The reviewer's personal enthusiasm for McLaren is evident, and a key takeaway is the Artura's potential to distill the essence of the P1 into a more attainable package, a sentiment echoed by an individual who had driven it. less
2023 Cadillac Lyriq Review | A Fantastic $60,000 Luxury EV!
The 2023 Cadillac LYRIQ marks a significant entry into the luxury EV market, impressing with its bespoke interior and striking design. The reviewer hi... moreghlights the "fantastic" and "special" cabin, noting the absence of shared GM parts and innovative features like laser-cut wood trim with ambient lighting. The expansive 33-inch curved display and integrated Google Assistant are also praised. While the RWD "Debut Edition" offers a comfortable and isolated driving experience with a claimed 312 miles of range, its 340 horsepower is described as "decent" but not "zippy," with the reviewer suggesting the upcoming AWD model will offer more potent acceleration. The reviewer commends the LYRIQ's luxurious, quiet ride, comparing its isolation to high-end luxury sedans, and finds the $60,000 starting price for the well-equipped Debut Edition compelling, especially with included charging incentives. However, it's positioned as a luxurious daily driver rather than a sporty competitor. less
2022 Rivian R1T Walkaround and Interior Tour!
The Rivian R1T Launch Edition is presented as a more attainable and usable alternative to halo electric trucks like the Hummer EV. The reviewer highli... moreghts its impressive 835 horsepower and 908 lb-ft of torque, enabling a 0-60 mph time in the low 3-second range. Key features praised include the integrated tonneau cover, the innovative gear tunnel with a first-aid kit and air compressor, the built-in Bluetooth speaker, and the versatile adjustable air suspension offering significant ride height variation. The exterior design, particularly the front light bar and unique front-end styling, is noted as distinctive. However, the reviewer expresses some confusion regarding the infotainment system's complexity and the lack of Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, calling it a 'weird oversight.' While the estimated 314 miles of range is mentioned, the reviewer suggests real-world range might be lower. The price increase from the initial base price is also noted, though existing orders were honored at the original price. Overall, the R1T is deemed impressive and a significant step in the electric truck market, though a longer-term test would be needed to fully explore its capabilities. less
Living With A 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5!
The reviewer is highly impressed with the 2022 Hyundai IONIQ 5, particularly praising its futuristic, "spaceship-like" design with unique &q... moreuot;pixel" lighting elements and angular bodywork. The interior is lauded for its spaciousness, minimalist yet functional design, and quality eco-friendly materials, though the touch-sensitive climate controls are noted as a drawback. Key innovations like the remote parking feature and the "lounge seat" with a leg rest are highlighted as significant positives. Driving dynamics are described as zippy and isolated, especially in the all-wheel-drive, dual-motor configuration, which offers strong acceleration. While the EPA-estimated range for the AWD model is 256 miles, the reviewer notes seeing up to 267 miles on a full charge. The Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability is also mentioned as a useful feature. Overall, the IONIQ 5 is considered a strong value proposition in the EV market, offering a compelling blend of style, innovation, and practicality. less
Taking The 1000 Horsepower GMC Hummer EV Off-Road!
The GMC Hummer EV is presented as a groundbreaking electric "supertruck" with immense power and off-road prowess. The reviewer is overwhelmi... morengly impressed, highlighting the 1000 horsepower, 3-second 0-60 time (with Watts to Freedom), and remarkable off-road capabilities. Key features praised include the rear-wheel steering (Crabwalk), which significantly enhances maneuverability for such a large vehicle, and the adjustable air suspension offering up to 16 inches of travel in extraction mode. The reviewer found the off-road experience "serene" and "peaceful" compared to traditional V8 engines, appreciating the low-end torque and precise control. While acknowledging its significant weight (over 9000 lbs) and less-than-ideal efficiency, the reviewer emphasizes that the Hummer EV is a "halo product" designed for excitement and capability rather than pure efficiency. The Edition 1 trim, priced just under $110,000, is noted as coming fully loaded. The reviewer concludes that the Hummer EV is a unique, highly capable, and fun vehicle that could convert skeptics to EV ownership. less
Here's Why The 2022 Hummer EV Is Worth $110,000!
The 2022 GMC Hummer EV is presented as a groundbreaking "electric supertruck" that justifies its substantial $110,000 price tag through a co... morembination of extreme performance and innovative features. The reviewer highlights the exhilarating "Watts to Freedom" launch control, enabling a 0-60 mph time of 3 seconds despite the vehicle's immense weight. The "Crabwalk" mode, with its 10-degree rear-wheel steering, is lauded as a unique and practical feature for maneuverability. On-road, the Hummer EV is surprisingly manageable, with the four-wheel steer significantly aiding handling. The interior boasts a premium feel with a large infotainment screen and unique design elements inspired by the moon landing. Super Cruise, GM's hands-free driver-assist technology, is demonstrated and praised for its capabilities, including automatic lane changes and a robust safety alert system. While the exact real-world range isn't detailed in this on-road segment, the vehicle is stated to offer 329 miles of range on fast charging. The Edition 1 trim, featuring a three-motor setup, Super Cruise, and adaptive suspension, is noted as having sold out rapidly, with the next trim, the 3X, starting around $99,000. The reviewer concludes that the Hummer EV offers an unparalleled driving experience, setting it apart from other electric vehicles. less
Living With a Nissan Leaf: The Cheapest EV You Can Buy!
The 2022 Nissan Leaf SL Plus is presented as the most affordable new EV, offering a conventional and appealing design compared to its predecessors. Th... moree reviewer highlights its practical hatchback form factor and decent interior space, noting the presence of useful features like a heated steering wheel and Nissan's Safety Shield 360 driver assists. However, the vehicle falls short in key areas: the infotainment system, particularly Apple CarPlay, is described as finicky and unreliable, and the gear selector mechanism is deemed "weird." While the SL Plus trim offers more power and range, the reviewer questions its optimism, noting that real-world range might be less than advertised, especially for longer trips, suggesting it's best suited for around-town driving. Despite its value proposition as the cheapest new EV, the Leaf feels caught between Nissan's older and newer model generations, lacking the polish and excitement of more modern EVs like the upcoming Ariya. less
Living With A Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4xe!
The reviewer spent a week with the 2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon 4xe, highlighting its plug-in hybrid powertrain and off-road capabilities. Whi... morele acknowledging the impressive torque and the potential for electric-only driving on short commutes, the reviewer found its real-world highway fuel economy disappointing, averaging around 18-20 mpg, which is worse than the EcoDiesel or V6 Pentastar variants for long distances. The high MSRP, nearing $70,000, was a significant point of contention, even with the potential federal tax credit. The reviewer also noted the typical Wrangler drawbacks on the road, such as noise and draftiness, and was surprised by the lack of heated seats and steering wheel on such an expensive model. The 4xe is deemed most suitable for shorter trips where its electric range can be utilized, making it more efficient than its gasoline counterparts in those scenarios. less
2021 Karma GS-6 Review! The Price of Being Unique
The 2021 Karma GS-6 presents a unique proposition in the luxury EV market, building upon the legacy of the Fisker Karma with significant updates. The ... morereviewer highlights the substantial improvements over its predecessor, particularly the integration of a BMW-sourced 1.5L turbocharged three-cylinder engine acting as a generator for the electric motors, producing a robust 555 horsepower. The "Luxury" trim, as tested, offers a compelling blend of performance and style, with a 0-60 mph time of 4.5 seconds and a total range of around 360 miles. The exterior design remains a strong suit, praised for its unique proportions and head-turning aesthetics, though rear seat access and trunk space are noted as compromises. Inside, the cabin sees significant upgrades with a new infotainment screen, quality materials like leather and carbon fiber, and a digital cluster. The reviewer appreciates the refined driving experience, especially in "Stealth" mode for silent operation, and the "Sport" mode's enhanced torque. While acknowledging its premium price point (over $100,000 as tested, starting at $83,990), the GS-6 is positioned as a distinctive, albeit niche, choice for those prioritizing unique design and range-extended EV technology over mainstream competitors like Tesla or Porsche. less
What It's Like To Own A Fisker Karma!
The Fisker Karma, despite its exotic styling and unique hybrid technology, faced significant hurdles that prevented its widespread success. This revie... morew highlights its striking design and environmentally conscious interior, featuring vegan materials and reclaimed wood, which impress upon first glance. However, the driving experience is a mixed bag: while it offers initial electric torque and a quiet ride in 'stealth mode,' the gasoline engine acts solely as a generator, leading to a peculiar and sometimes unpredictable power delivery. Real-world electric range is significantly reduced from the advertised 50 miles, often closer to 20-25 miles due to battery degradation, which also triggers a persistent check engine light. The high cost of replacement battery packs makes this a major concern. Other drawbacks include the car's substantial weight, expensive and hard-to-find 22-inch tires, and a dated infotainment system. Despite these issues, the owner finds the car reliable for daily use, especially at its current low market value (around $17,000), offering unparalleled road presence. The unique 'Fisker hum' and side exhaust pipes add to its distinctiveness, though the latter can direct fumes into the cabin. Ultimately, the Karma is presented as a quirky, head-turning novelty rather than a practical luxury sedan, best suited for enthusiasts who appreciate its unique character and can overlook its significant flaws. less
Living With The 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E | What's The EV Mustang Like?
The reviewer spent a week with the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E Premium AWD Extended Range, offering a unique perspective as a Mustang performance owner. ... moreThe vehicle is described as a "pure electric crossover Mustang," a concept that elicits polarized reactions from the public, ranging from admiration to strong disapproval. Key highlights include the striking exterior styling, particularly the front end and Mustang-inspired tail lights, and a well-appointed interior featuring a large vertical touchscreen and a digital driver display. The reviewer found the practicality to be a significant plus, easily fitting a 5-foot ladder in the cargo area after folding the rear seats, deeming it the "most practical Mustang ever made." While acknowledging it's not the top-tier GT model, the all-wheel-drive performance is noted as "very smooth and still pretty quick." Real-world range appears to be slightly less than the EPA rating (229 miles observed on a full charge versus an estimated 270 miles for the AWD Extended Range), a discrepancy attributed to driving style and typical EV range variability. The reviewer ultimately concludes that the Mach-E is a "great EV" and an "absolutely" enjoyable daily driver, despite the controversial nature of an electric Mustang crossover. less
I Drove A 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E For A Week | Here's What I Love and Hate About It!
The reviewer, a self-proclaimed Mustang enthusiast and owner of performance models, approaches the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E Premium AWD with a mix of ... moreintrigue and skepticism. While acknowledging its strengths as a daily driver, the core critique revolves around its identity as a Mustang. The reviewer praises the Mach-E's sharp exterior styling, comfortable and high-quality interior (especially compared to traditional Mustangs), advanced technology, and smooth, quiet ride. However, the "Mustang" badge creates high expectations that this premium trim, with its all-season tires and less aggressive setup, doesn't fully meet in terms of raw excitement and track-focused performance. The real-world range achieved was mid-200s miles, falling short of the 270-mile EPA estimate. The reviewer concludes that while it's a great EV and a competent daily driver, it doesn't evoke the same visceral thrill as a V8-powered Mustang. The GT version is anticipated to offer a more compelling performance experience. less
Thoughts On The Ford Mustang Mach-E From A Shelby GT350R Owner!
As a Shelby GT350R owner, the reviewer expresses initial skepticism about the Ford Mustang Mach-E, particularly its branding as a Mustang. While ackno... morewledging the styling's nods to the Mustang lineage and praising the interior quality and technology as superior to traditional Mustangs, the reviewer finds it doesn't deliver the raw, exciting driving experience expected from a Mustang. The Premium AWD trim, tested here, is described as a competent and comfortable daily driver, with good steering feel and a pleasant interior, but it understeers in corners and lacks the performance pedigree of its gasoline-powered siblings. The reviewer notes range anxiety, with real-world range falling short of the EPA estimate, and dislikes the door-opening mechanism. Despite these criticisms, the reviewer concludes that the Mach-E is a very good electric car and an excellent daily driver, capable of attracting new customers to the Ford brand, though it doesn't fulfill the Mustang nameplate's performance expectations for an enthusiast. less
The Future of Nissan! 2022 Frontier, Pathfinder & Ariya
This video offers a comprehensive look at Nissan's "NEXT" transformation plan, showcasing three key upcoming models: the 2022 Frontier ... morePro-4X, the 2022 Pathfinder Platinum, and the all-new Ariya EV crossover. The reviewer highlights the Frontier's much-needed refresh, praising its sharp, squared-off styling, updated 3.8L V6 engine with a new 9-speed automatic transmission, and modern interior featuring improved technology and standard Safety Shield 360. The Pathfinder is presented as a functional yet premium SUV, boasting a 3.5L V6, 9-speed auto, available seating for eight, and a refined interior with a useful terrain selector. However, the reviewer notes the third-row legroom is compromised for taller passengers. The Ariya emerges as the most exciting glimpse into Nissan's future, an EV crossover with an estimated 300-mile range (FWD), a striking design, and an innovative, minimalist interior with haptic feedback controls and a movable center console. The reviewer is particularly impressed by the Ariya's GTR-inspired "e-4ORCE" all-wheel-drive system and its near-perfect 50/50 weight distribution. Overall, the video effectively communicates Nissan's commitment to updating its lineup with modern technology and design. less
Audi E-Tron Sportback Review!
The 2020 Audi e-tron Sportback is presented as a sporty, conventional take on an electric SUV, eschewing overt futuristic design for familiar Audi lux... moreury and driving dynamics. The reviewer highlights its "normal" feel, comfortable ride thanks to standard air suspension, and strong passing power, particularly in Dynamic mode which unlocks its full 402 horsepower and 490 lb-ft of torque. However, the vehicle's significant weight (around 5700 lbs) impacts its efficiency, with a real-world range in cold weather dipping to an indicated 162 miles from an EPA rating of 218 miles. While praised for its quiet cabin and smooth acceleration, the reviewer notes the less aggressive regenerative braking compared to some competitors and a high starting price (just under $70,000 for the Premium Plus trim, reaching $80,000 as tested), suggesting it's a premium early adoption into Audi's EV lineup. The reviewer finds the Sportback shape appealing but ultimately prefers internal combustion for sports cars, while acknowledging the e-tron Sportback's viability as a comfortable, albeit expensive, daily driver. less
Living With A 2020 Chevy Bolt!
The reviewer spent a week with the 2020 Chevrolet Bolt Premier, highlighting its impressive one-pedal driving capability thanks to aggressive regenera... moretive braking, which allows for near-complete reliance on the accelerator pedal. The "refreshed" model boasts updated battery chemistry for a competitive EPA range of 259 miles, making it a viable alternative to vehicles like the Tesla Model 3 and Hyundai/Kia offerings. However, the reviewer strongly emphasizes the impracticality of charging on a standard 120V outlet, which takes an excessive 65 hours for a full charge. Level 2 or Level 3 charging is essential, with Level 3 offering 90 miles in 30 minutes. While the interior materials are noted as basic, the tech, including a large touchscreen, wireless charging, and a clear 360-degree camera system, is praised. The reviewer found the driving experience smooth, quiet, and surprisingly fun due to the instant torque, though steering is described as numb. The Bolt's spaciousness, particularly rear legroom, is a plus, but trunk space is limited. The reviewer concludes that the Bolt is a competitive, affordable mass-market EV, especially with available discounts, but its charging infrastructure requirements and unique styling are key considerations. less