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At $3,600, Is This 2000 Mazda Protege A Good Deal, Plain And Simple?
This gold over beige cloth Protege has a lot to offer, considering how little it actually has to work with.
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Mercedes-Benz Vision V Concept Previews A Range-Topping Electric Luxury Van That's Coming To America
Mercedes unveiled a concept previewing the top-end version of the next V-Class that will be the most luxurious passenger-oriented vehicle in the brand's lineup.
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Here Are The Worst Car Myths
We asked our readers to come up with the worst car myths, and they submitted some real doozies.
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General Tire Offers Spring Savings On Great Tires That Won't Cost You A Fortune
Buying new tires for your ride needn't break the bank.
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Tesla Once Again Delays Cheaper Models
We're looking at a reported delay in Tesla's plans for a cheaper Model Y, as well as Chinese automakers' pivot away from autonomy as a selling point.
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Kia EV4's Fantastic Base Wheel Design Doesn't Even Look Like Wheels
Kia revealed the U.S. EV4 sedan at the New York International Auto Show last week, but it only displayed and released photos of top-of-the-line GT-Line models.
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Driving The Lamborghini LM002 Is Even More Amazing And Terrible Than You Expect
Lamborghini's V12-powered LM002 served as a precursor for the super SUVs we take for granted today, and in a lot of ways it actually exceeds them.
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Dodge's 5.7L Hemi Engine: Never Buy These Years
The 5.7-liter Hemi is considered a reliable engine since it's reintroduction in the early 2000s. However, no engine on the market comes without its flaws.
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A Mostly Painless Guide To Selling Your Bike On Facebook Marketplace
Are you about to list your motorcycle on Facebook Marketplace? Here are a few things you need to consider before creating your post and haggling for a price.
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There's A Kit To Add A Hellcat Blower To An LS, But Say Goodbye To Your Hood
Do you have a Chevy LS engine that you want to supercharge? There is a Hellcat blower kit available that you could use, but there is one caveat -- your hood.
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What Is The Aston Martin DB3 And Why Is It So Rare?
The Aston Martin DB3 is indeed a rarity stemming from the 1950s. Here's how many were made, how many possibly survived, and their potential worth now.
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Are You Safe If Your Car Gets Struck By Lightning?
With millions of lightning strikes recorded each year in the United States, protection should be a priority. However, is your car a safe potential safe shelter?
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The History Of Dodge's Daytona — The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
Daytona is more than a NASCAR track. In fact, Dodge’s Daytona trim turned model has a rich history that helped turn the vehicle into today’s beloved car.
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Yes, A Chevy 350 Can Run On E85, But Don't Just Start Filling Up The Tank
E85 is definitely more affordable than speciality race gas. However, you may not want to fill up your Chevy 350 with it just yet. Here's why.
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Nerd Out On The Volkswagen Phaeton's Absurdly Over-Engineered Trunk
Should you buy a notoriously unreliable Phaeton just for the trunk? Probably not. At the same time, though, you can't deny this is one cool trunk.
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The One Car Brand Jay Leno Will Never Add To His Collection
In the past few years, Jay Leno has seriously grown his massive car collection. However, there is one car that he just won't buy. Here's why.
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Is Using A Transmission Fluid Additive Worth It?
There are many types of additives that claim they can help fix your car, but will a transmission additive really assist with such an important car component?
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Pretend That Everything's Fine This Weekend With MotorWeek's '90s Retro Review Marathon
Maybe you'll find solace in the soothing voice of John Davis guiding aging car enthusiasts on a gentle stroll down memory lane with its Retro Reviews.
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I Feel Compelled To Stand Up For The Mini Cooper Coupe
While most so-called car enthusiasts would scoff at the fixed-roof two-seater based on the already-diminutive hot hatch, I think that this car has a lot going for it.
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Florida Man Arrested For Carrying 'Small Arsenal' Onto Amtrak Train
Authorities found assault rifles, large-capacity magazines, silencers, and a booby-trapped rifle in the man's bag — and he left another gun bag at the station.
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Color-Matched Wheels Are So Much Better Than Boring Silver Or Black
If you have a car with a bright or unique color, it would probably look great with a color-matched wheel.
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Tesla Gives Cybertuck Buyers Huge Discounts And Perks Just To Take The Slow-Selling Trucks Off The Lot
We're looking at just how desperate Tesla is to sell Cybertruck and Toyota's potential plans to change up RAV4 production.
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At $37,900, Is This 2019 Mercedes E450 Convertible A Stylish Steal?
If classiness ever comes to call, it will probably arrive in something like today's Nice Price or No Dice Mercedes E450.
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Rolls-Royce's Chess Set Is As Beautiful And Over-Engineered As Its Cars
Rolls-Royce has a massive catalog that includes everything from picnic sets to cigar humidors. Rolls-Royce's latest creation is simply called the Chess Set.
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How Dare The Jets Besmirch This Honda
Usually automakers want to associate themselves with winning, whether it's in racing or sales numbers, but it seems Honda missed that memo.
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At $3,800, Does This 2005 Jaguar XJR Let The Cat Out Of The Bag?
Introduced in 2003, the third generation of XJ was the first to leverage the parts bin of its then-parent, the Ford Motor Company.
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The Science Behind Why Roads Look Wet On Hot Days
After a hot day, it may come off as curious why the roads look wet. However, there is a scientific explanation for it that doesn't involve a rain cloud.
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