Past Models
- Acura
- SLX
- AMC
- Eagle
- Buick
- Buick Rainier
- Buick Rendezvous
- Cadillac
- Escalade EXT
- Chevrolet
- Avalanche
- K5 Blazer
- S-10 Blazer
- TrailBlazer
- Chrysler
- Aspen
- Pacifica
- Daewoo
- Winstorm
- Dodge
- Nitro
- Raider
- Ramcharger
- Ford
- Bronco
- Bronco II
- Excursion
- Taurus X
- Geo
- Tracker
- GMC
- Envoy
- Jimmy
- S-15 Jimmy
- Typhoon
- Holden
- Adventra
- Frontera
- Jackaroo
- Suburban
- Honda
- Element
- FR-V
- Passport
- Hummer
- H1/H1 Alpha
- H2
- H3
- Hyundai
- Galopper
- Terracan
- Veracruz
- Infiniti
- QX4
- International Harvester
- Travelall
- Scout
- Isuzu
- Ascender
- Amigo/Rodeo Sport
- Axiom
- Rodeo
- Trooper
- VehiCROSS
- Jeep
- Cherokee (SJ Series)
- Cherokee (XJ Series)
- Commander
- Liberty
- Wagoneer
- Kia
- Borrego
- Laforza
- Laforza
- Lamborghini
- LM002
- Lincoln
- Aviator
- Mahindra
- Armada
- Mazda
- CX-7
- Navajo
- Tribute
- Mercedes-Benz
- R-Class
- Mercury
- Mariner
- Mountaineer
- Mitsubishi
- Challenger/Pajero Sport/Montero Sport/Shogun Sport
- Endeavor
- Nissan
- Mistral/Terrano II
- Oldsmobile
- Bravada
- Opel/Vauxhall
- Monterey
- Pontiac
- Aztek
- Torrent
- Vibe
- Plymouth
- Trailduster
- Renault
- Rodeo
- Saab
- 9-4X
- 9-7X
- Saturn
- Outlook
- Vue
- SsangYong
- Actyon
- Musso
- Suzuki
- Escudo
- Samurai
- Sidekick
- X-90
- XL7
- Willys
- Utility Wagon
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—Woodrow Wilson (1856–1924)
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—Camille Paglia (b. 1947)