The three-way battle puts the Jeep Wrangler 392, Ford Bronco Raptor and Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro through the increasingly difficult Razor Rocks obstacle near Boulder, Colorado. The Bronco dominates the ...

The Jeep Wrangler, Ford Bronco, and Toyota 4Runner are the default choices for buyers who want a vehicle that takes the trail seriously, and all three back up their rugged looks with real capability.

However, the Bronco’s stopping distances are among the longest we’ve seen from any vehicle in years. It needed 149 feet to ...

The Toyota 4Runner has been hauling adventurers over rocks and through mud since 1984, earning a loyalty rarely seen in the automotive world. It exists today as something of an anachronism—a ...

Body-on-frame SUVs used to be everywhere. Now there are only a handful left, and these are the two that matter most to buyers who want a vehicle that can actually leave the pavement. The Toyota ...

Land Rover’s modern interpretation of the classic Defender, go-anywhere British SUV is charming, civilized and pretty quick, ...

Three icons, one dirt road, and a lot of strong opinions. The single biggest reason the Wrangler leads is its suspension and axle design. In Rubicon form it runs dual solid Dana 44 axles with ...

How off-road ready is the Ford Bronco? Purpose-built capability is the Bronco’s whole reason for existing. Ford designed it from the ground up as a hardcore off-roader and a direct Jeep Wrangler rival ...