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Read MoreFor a company that popularized the automobile, Ford has had its fair share of flops. And by flops, we mean cars that failed to impress buyers and fizzled out.
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Read MoreThe 2020 Tesla Model Y marked a turning point for electric vehicles, but how is it holding up five years later? Here's what the data really shows.
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