Four Wheel Logic

Yes, SUVs usually cost more than sedans to buy and own, though trims, fuel use, and insurance can flip the math.

In many U.S. rules, SUVs count as light trucks, but your title, taxes, and insurance may still treat the same SUV as a passenger vehicle.

SUVs beat sedans for cargo and ride height; sedans win on price, handling, and fuel use.

SUVs can do well in snow when they have winter tires and good traction, yet a careful driver matters more than size.

Toyota Supra models are rear-wheel drive from the factory, and there’s no stock AWD Supra you can order new.

Yes, Supras are fast cars, with modern GR Supra 3.0 models running 0–60 in about 3.7–3.9 seconds in tests.

Sun shades are worth it when you park in sun, cutting cabin heat, easing A/C load, and slowing UV fading on your interior.

Summer tires aren’t automatically bad in rain; on warm wet roads they can grip well, but worn tread, speed, and standing water can turn them sketchy fast.

Superchargers aren’t always better than turbochargers; the right pick depends on response, heat, fuel use, space, and budget.

Yes, a sunroof can be worth it if you’ll use it often and you’re okay with extra cost and upkeep.