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Porsche Reveals We Shouldn’t Expect an Electric Porsche 911 for a Really Long Time

For more than 50 years, the Porsche 911 has been gracing American roadways with its unique styling and upscale appeal. The iconic flat-six is one of the most influential models offered by the prestigious brand. As the German-based automaker explores electric technology and increases its investments in the growing EV industry, consumers can’t help but …
by Rita DeMichiel
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A dark-colored 2021 Toyota Camry XSE Blueprint midsize sedan parked on the roof of a building in a city
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Toyota Camry SE and XSE Can’t Compete With ‘Truly Sporty’ TRD

The Toyota Camry has been one of the automaker’s most popular sedans for decades. It’s consistently reliable, engaging to drive, and offers a great value across all trim levels. Two of the most athletic models — the SE and XSE — even come equipped with sport-tuned suspensions. However, these two models are sleepy compared to …
by Addison White
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2011 Dodge Challenger Drag Pak
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Factory Viper-Powered Challengers Are 9-Sec. Quarter-Mile Crazy Fast

Ford, Dodge, and Chevy all produce very limited turn-key race cars for use in NHRA and National Muscle Car drag racing sportsman classes. Dodge’s Challenger Drag Pak has been produced about every other year since 2009. Most of them have been Hemi-powered of varied displacement. But in 2011 Dodge offered the Challenger Drag Pak with …
by Thom Taylor
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The $4,000 Difference Between the 2021 Toyota Camry SE and XSE

The Camry is the best-selling car in its class and the second-best-selling Toyota model (behind the RAV4). But with five trim levels and a hybrid version, which Camry should you choose? If you’re looking for a sporty ride at an affordable price, consider the SE or XSE. Here’s a look at these two trim levels …
by Ed Reeves
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Pink 2021 Wallyscar IRIS sedan
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Who Knew Tunisia Made These Odd IRIS Fiberglass Cars For $13,000?

Check out this funky little fiberglass commuter. The Wallyscar IRIS is made in Tunisia where the country adds tariffs to vehicles made outside of the country. That’s where the IRIS comes into play. Since it is made domestically it carries a price tag of $13,000. That works especially well for the African country due to …
by Thom Taylor
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Kelly Blue Book best used hatchbacks2014 Kia Soul and Fiat 500L
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New and Adorable Cars You’ll Love Driving Around Town

There are plenty of beefy American muscle cars and aggressively styled sports cars on the road today. In a world where the road seems to be looming with aggression, some compact vehicles stand out for looking rather pleasant. In fact, there are some very capable cars that are borderline adorable, even though many of them …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Edmund’s Top-Rated 2021 Hatchback Won’t Surprise You

The Hyundai Veloster is a sporty hot hatch with a lot to offer. In previous years, it has been the car of choice for first-time drivers, commuters, and even car enthusiasts looking for something a little bit more practical to modify. Overall the hatchback is very well-rounded, offering just enough of everything most drivers are …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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The Toyota Motor Corp. red Avalon TRD vehicle is displayed during AutoMobility LA ahead of the Los Angeles Auto Show
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Poor 2020 Toyota Avalon Sales Can Be a Good Negotiation Tactic for 2021

There’s light at the end of the pandemic tunnel this spring. For those shopping for a new vehicle, there just might be good prices and deals available thanks to a market greatly weakened by the coronavirus pandemic. Several quality vehicles struggled to sell in 2020, and the weakened demand has and could translate into great …
by Tina Pavlik
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An image of a blue 2022 Porsche 911 GT3 on a track.
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$161,000 2022 Porsche 911 GT3 Tested At 186 MPH for Over 3,100 Miles

While the 2022 Porsche 911 GT3 might’ve arrived with questionable styling, its performance is undeniable. With a $161,000 base price, this track-ready Porsche has to perform and stand the test of time. To test this, the German carmaker torture tested its prototype car to extreme degrees. A new report by Motor1 indicates that this required …
by Gabriel Vega
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a classic blue 2021 Subaru WRX driving fast on a road with a red model close behind
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Is the 2021 Subaru WRX Still an Impreza?

We all remember the days when the Subaru Impreza WRX was a thing (OK, let’s be real it still is). It’s an iconic Subaru street car with deep roots in the rally scene. But are the Impreza and the WRX the same car? Is the 2021 Subaru WRX still considered an Impreza? You’ve likely seen …
by Jordan Almond
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A gray 2021 Chevrolet Camaro SS 1LE on a track with a white helmet in the foreground
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The 2022 Chevrolet Camaro 1LE Now Has Just 1 Engine Option

2021 hasn’t exactly been kind to Camaro sales so far. First, the Chevrolet muscle car’s brakes stopped sales in Washington and California. Then, as is the case with many vehicles this year, Chevy halted Camaro production due to chip shortages. And this is all following the Mustang and Challenger overtaking the Camaro in the market. …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Dangerous Airbag Malfunction Leads to New BMW Vehicle Recall

BMW is well-known for its sporty and luxurious cars, but BMW’s not perfect by any means. Like many other automakers, it’s had its fair share of troubles, and some of those issues are more dangerous than others. Here’s a look at the most recent recall involving BMWs and their airbag issues.  Almost 2,000 BMWs are …
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