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Looking to cash in on one of the most profitable product niches in the market right now, Toyota has put together a new south-western themed Tundra trim level it calls the 1794 Edition.

In other words, you’ve read lists of things to love about the Evo. But surely it must have faults. It does. And here they are.

This week’s Five-Point Inspection is all about opulent luxury, speed, and a go anywhere attitude encompassed in the Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG. 

Chevrolet is selling the Spark with razor-thin margins. What’s more, the company isn’t trying to hide that. In fact, it’s almost a point of pride, and perhaps one of the most astute choices in recent years.

This week’s Five-Point Inspection features some big power from Ford in the form of the 2012 F-250 Lariat. 

This week’s subject for Five Point Inspection is the Honda Fit subcompact, equipped with the Sport Package. The MSRP of this model comes to $18,700, and represents a nearly fully loaded Fit. All that’s missing is the navigation, and a la cart options and accessories.

The subject of our latest Five-Point Inspection is the 2012 Jeep Compass, outfitted in the Latitude trim, with the optional 4×4 system, CVT transmission and plenty of extras.