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Gabrielle DeSantis

Gabrielle DeSantis brings her passion for exotic European cars, automotive adventures, and car DIY to our space daily since joining our team in 2020. As an exotic car owner and rebuilder, she finds autos writing inspiration behind the wheel and under the hood of her Lotus.

Gabrielle is a graduate of Florida Tech in Interdisciplinary Sciences and is part-owner of CarFemme, a social automotive group dedicated to promoting women in the industry.

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An orange Kia Stinger GTS performs a burnout
Sedans

The Biggest Complaints Owners Have With the 2020 Kia Stinger

The 2020 Kia Stinger is the unsung option if you want it all in one car. This sporty four-door has all of the practicality and space of a full-sized sedan, without being boring. The striking appearance from front to back gives the car a surprisingly sporty appearance, and it will probably lead you to make …
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Kia Soul seen at the New York International Auto Show
Crossovers

Is the Fully Loaded 2020 Kia Soul Any Better?

The Kia Soul has a base model price that makes it one of the most affordable options on the market. It is also offered with an extensive number of trim levels, ranging in price and features. When it comes to the Kia Soul, you pretty much get what you get for the price, but is …
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A dark-green 2020 Kia Telluride in the desert
Trucks & SUVs

The Kia Telluride Is Already Cheaper Than You’d Expect

It is easy to see why people love the new Kia Telluride. The sporty SUV balances practicality and luxury with a price that an average family can afford. It is easily one of the best looking full-sized SUVs on the market, and with the addition of third-row seating, it fills a niche in the market …
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The KIA Telluride is seen at the 2020 New England Auto Show Press Preview at Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Trucks & SUVs

Forget the 2020 Kia Telluride

The Kia Telluride has quickly become one of the most popular SUVs on the market. There is a lot to love about the car, and for the price, it is quite a bargain. This well-loved SUV is modernly designed, with a sporty front end, swooping taillights, and enough size to be a truly practical vehicle. …
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2022 Nissan 400Z | Nissan-2
Coupes

It Doesn’t Matter If You Hate the New Nissan 400Z Design

For years the Nissan Z community has waited for the release of a newer, updated sports car. After the much-anticipated release of other popular redesigns like the new mid-engine Corvette C8, we couldn’t feel anything but excited for the new 400Z. Earlier this month, Nissan released the Proto Z, which will be close to the …
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PERTH, AUSTRALIA - MAY 01: The race cars of Steve Owen and Karl Reindler are pictured on fire after a major crash on the start line in race 2 during the V8 Supercar round at Barbagallo Raceway on May 1, 2011 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Paul Kane/Getty Images)
Trends

Major Kia Recalls Shouldn’t Stop You From Buying

If you’ve kept up with all of the recent drama from Kia, you know about the latest, scariest recalls. They have to do with one of every car owner’s biggest fears: cars catching on fire. There is nothing quite as scary as thinking about our car spontaneously bursting into flames, but it might not be …
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2020 Chevrolet Bolt EV | Chevrolet
Hybrids & EVs

Is the 2020 Chevrolet Bolt Worth Your Time and Money?

The Chevrolet Bolt is far from the most intriguing car on the market. It might not even make the list of cars you want to take for a test drive simply because you don’t even think of it. Taking the time to test drive cars and spending the money to buy one brand new can …
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The rear 3/4 view of the yellow 2020 Nissan Z Proto Concept
Trends

The Nissan 400Z Won’t Be Enough to Save Nissan

The long-awaited unveiling of the new Nissan sports car, the 400Z, has finally been unveiled. Some people love it, others hate it, but either way, it is still a hot topic. In a constant hope to keep the Nissan brand afloat, the new Nissan 400Z is supposed to be the brands saving grace. Will it …
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Trends

You Can Buy a Lamborghini….Tractor?

Have you ever found yourself wishing you had a reason to buy a Lamborghini? Sure, if you live in a big city, it makes sense, but living in the country isn’t always the most conducive to driving an exotic sports car. If you frequent auction sites like Bring a Trailer, you may have stumbled across …
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A Chevy Silverado 1500 on display at an auto show
Trends

Does Engine Placement Really Make a Difference?

In your average vehicles, we have gotten used to cars that have their engine mounted at the front of the car. For some sports cars, like the new Chevrolet Corvette, we expect the engine to be in a different place: behind the driver. There are different variations of engine placement between standard front engine and …
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A red 2021 Audi A4 in front of a modern building
Sedans

The 2020 Audi A4 Doesn’t Have Any Recalls

We don’t always realize that even brand new cars can have recalls. In fact, even some of the most popular new vehicles already have some recalls being serviced, like the new mid-engine Corvette. For lower-model cars like the Audi A4, you might be surprised to hear that the latest year doesn’t have any recalls. That’s …
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DETROIT - JANUARY 7: The new Audi Q7 V12 TDI Concept vehicle draws heavy attention from the media following its introduction at the 2007 North American International Auto Show January 7, 2007 in Detroit, Michigan. The show draws nearly 7,000 members of the news media from around the world and opens to the public January 13. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)
Trucks & SUVs

The 2007 Audi Q7 Is Cheap Luxury You Should Avoid

Buying a used luxury vehicle is a great way to save a lot of money. Luxury cars depreciate faster than your average car, even from the first day they make it off the dealership lot. Go back more than a few years, and you can find a lot of affordable options for a used luxury …
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The Nissan 400Z is a True Heritage Car

This week Nissan finally release the car we’ve all been waiting for: the newest car in the Z lineup. The Z line has long been a favorite among sports car enthusiasts. They are capable cars that handle well, have unique styling, and are affordable to the general consumer. Not quite as powerful as the Nissan …
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Sedans

The 2020 Honda Insight Is Cheap and Fuel Efficient

If you’re checking out a list of the best sedans on the market, the 2020 Honda Insight probably didn’t make it. Regardless of the lack of enthusiasm surrounding the car, it is still a surprisingly good option. They are affordable enough to be accessible to the general consumer market, without making too many sacrifices. In …
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Accident on Maine Turnpike in Scarborough
Trends

Car Crash or Car Accident: Is There Actually a Difference?

You’ve probably spent the better part of your life interchangeably using the words accident and crash when it comes to vehicles. These common phrases refer to one of the most inconvenient, dangerous, and deadly occurrences that we all dread. We see the words on the news and our social media feeds, but you probably never …
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orange Ford Mustang
Cars

We Can Stop Making Fun of the Mustang EcoBoost

Whether you are a fan of the Ford Mustang or not, chances are you’ve hopped on the bandwagon of making fun of the EcoBoost. Even in the Mustang community, the EcoBoost seems to be the butt of all of the jokes. There are plenty of reasons while people tease Mustang EcoBoost, but maybe it’s time …
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Cadillac XLR
Trends

Quick Tips for Saving Big at the Car Dealership

Not many people say that they enjoy taking a trip to the car dealership. Buying a new car, or new-to-you car can be exciting, but it can also be stressful. Add on the stress of a sales team, and all of the technical terms and additional costs and buying a car can be downright overwhelming. …
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Toyota Hybrid CH-R
Crossovers

The Toyota C-HR Gives You What You Pay For

The Toyota C-HR isn’t winning any impressive awards or accolades this year. It isn’t the fastest, most capable SUV on the market, and it’s far from the most luxurious. But, at the end of the day, Toyota didn’t design the C-HR to be any of those things. In fact, the C-HR isn’t a bad car …
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Coupes

Does the Chevy C8 Corvette Come With a Manual Transmission?

The Chevrolet C8 Corvette is the newest redesign for the popular sports car and the latest edition to a heritage of mid-engine cars. It has been common for many exotic cars to have the mid-engine layout. Still, American muscle has kept the classic front-engine design for decades, making the new C8 Corvette incredibly innovative and …
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A Model poses next to a Dodge Nitro at the Seoul Motor Show 2007
Trucks & SUVs

What Happened to the Dodge Nitro?

Some SUV styles seem to be a recipe for success. Jeep’s boxy-figured Liberty was the not-so-distant cousin of another less popular SUV, that seemed to have all of the ingredients. The familiar styling of Dodge mixed with the base of the Liberty to create a capable off-road SUV. It was called the Dodge Nitro, but …
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