"It had been nearly a year since I'd driven any vehicle-much less a large, luxury, all-electric SUV-and I was clearly a little rusty. After a series of timid jolts that did little more than jump the car forward a few inches, I finally pulled out of the parking lot and onto the road. "Smooth," I thought to myself. It was both a sarcastic comment on my driving abilities and an apt description of the way the vehicle felt now that it was finally moving."
"We were given a car and free reign, and I was excited to use the day to explore as many Motor City art and design hotspots as I could squeeze in. And though I originally saw the experience as a two-birds-one-stone situation-test the car and tour the city-I quickly realized how intertwined the two adventures were. In fact, they have something of a symbiotic relationship: each provided a better perspective to the other, making both all the more meaningful."
Detroit is experiencing downtown population growth and a revitalization of abandoned buildings and underutilized areas. The Jeep Wagoneer S is a large, luxury, all-electric SUV that delivers a smooth ride and capable performance. Driving provides an efficient way to explore Motor City because much of the city is spread out beyond the Downtown transit corridors. The bus system and the QLINE serve central streets but are limited for broader exploration. Using a car enabled visiting multiple art and design hotspots quickly and revealed a symbiotic relationship between vehicle capability and the perspectives gained while touring the city.
Read at Architectural Digest
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