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Workers inspect the 2011 Dodge Avenger at Chrysler Group's production plant in Sterling Heights, Michigan
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The Dodge Challenger and Charger Had a Short-Lived Cousin

Dodge began as a simple parts supplier in Michigan, but it wasn’t long before the brother-owned company began producing whole vehicles of its own. Now, it’s unlikely that you could take a simple drive to the grocery store without running into one of its iconic releases — be it the Durango, Challenger, or Charger. The …
by Audrey Williams
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A blue 2021 Toyota Camry XLE driving down a highway road with a cityscape in the background
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Used Car Shoppers Can’t Go Wrong With a 2012-2017 Toyota Camry

Shopping for a used car may require an additional amount of research to ensure you pick a reliable vehicle, but the potential cost savings are often worth the extra time spent shopping. For anyone looking for an excellent used sedan, the 2012-2017 Toyota Camry model years are an excellent choice, according to Consumer Reports. Here’s …
by Tegan Watson
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The side 3/4 view of a dark-gray 2005 Mercedes-Benz SL600 with its roof down by a Ferris wheel in a city parking lot
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Cars and Bids Bargain of the Week: 2005 Mercedes-Benz SL600

While the next-gen SL is going to be AMG-only, not every previous version of Mercedes-Benz’s convertible was about outright performance. And if you look carefully, you can score a used example for not a lot of money. But, while not every SL was terribly sporty, a few offered some rather extreme engines. Such is the …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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A gray 2005 Acura RSX Type S in a sunny parking lot
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Bring a Trailer Bargain of the Week: 2005 Acura RSX Type S

If the regular 2021 TLX isn’t sporty enough for you, don’t worry, because Acura is about to release the TLX Type S. And it promises to be the first of several upcoming Type S models. However, this isn’t the first time the Japanese luxury brand has used that moniker. And this week on Bring a …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Stolen Porsche 911 GTS crashed in the U.K.
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Porsche 911 GTS Theif Got Tasered Right After Crashing $100K Supercar

The only thing lamer than stealing someone’s car is stealing a car you can’t even drive. That is precisely what happened in this situation where some numbskull stole a high-end performance sportscar in the U.K. earlier this month. The knucklehead in question is a fella named Lee Smythe, and the sports car (supercar) in question …
by Peter Corn
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A black 1965 Mercedes 600 Pullman Landaulet parked in a studio
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The Mercedes 600 Is a ‘Grossly’ Luxurious Classic Sedan

‘They don’t build them like they used to’ is a common phrase when people look at classic cars. And to be fair, for the most part, that’s actually for the better. Modern cars are more reliable and generally built to higher quality standards. However, for a small handful of vintage luxury cars, the expression still …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Toronto dump truck dragging a Mini sideways
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Semi Truck Shoved Mini Sideways Up The Road Because Driver Can’t See

Yesterday an old dump truck shoved a Mini up one of the Gardiner Expressway on-ramps in Toronto, Canada. Sideways. This went on for almost half-a-mile. The woman driving the Mini had no idea what or why it happened. Today we know more. Both TV and newspapers have since interviewed the woman driving the Mini. She …
by Thom Taylor
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A red 2021 Lexus IS driving on a tree-lined road
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Top Two Fastest-Selling Vehicles Are Cars Not SUVs

Wait, what? Do any car companies even sell cars anymore? Are cars becoming more popular than SUVs all of the sudden? All we know is that the two fastest-selling vehicles in February 2021 were cars. All two of them; the Corvette and Lexus IS 350. We keep being told that cars are dead We keep …
by Thom Taylor
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An image of a Subaru BRZ out on track.
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Missing Toyota 86 Delayed as Part of a Plan to Break Away From the Subaru BRZ

As the Subaru BRZ broke cover last year, everyone assumed the Toyota 86 would arrive closely behind it. However, several months later, Toyota’s version of this affordable sports car remains missing. Thankfully a new report out of Japan indicates that this delay is intentional. According to Best Car reported by Autoblog, Toyota President Akio Toyoda …
by Gabriel Vega
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Helm Jaguar XKE
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Jaguar’s First XKE Back In Production After 60 Years

A UK company called Helm has started producing a modern version of the Jaguar E-Type Series One. known as the XKE it was first produced 60 years ago. And just like that, Jaguar’s first XKE is back in production after all those long 60 years. And it looks as contemporary as it did in the …
by Thom Taylor
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A silver 2021 Camry XSE Hybrid midsize sedan traveling on a country road along a brown wooden fence and foliage
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The 2021 Toyota Camry Slides Onto This List of Quiet Cars

It’s hard to believe the Toyota Camry has been around for nearly four decades years. This sedan has survived various ups and downs in the auto industry. And it continues to enjoy strong sales even when many manufacturers have replaced cars with crossovers. One reason the Camry has endured is that Toyota has listened to consumers. It …
by Milla Henson
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A low-angle shot of the gold-and-white 1968 Shelby GT500 Mustang EFI prototype
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A 1-of-1 1968 Shelby GT500 Mustang Prototype Could Be Yours

While the Shelby company helped tune a lot of cars over the years, few are as well-represented as the Mustang. And though Shelby American isn’t directly involved with the modern GT500 Mustang, Carroll would likely be proud of the muscle car’s supercar-slaying performance. But while the current-gen car more than lives up to the nameplate, …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Dunham Corvorado at concours
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Dunham Corvorado: The Most Outlandish Cars Ever Made

For all of the cars we come across at MotorBiscuit to call one series of cars the “Most Outlandish” it has to really be outlandish. And there is no other way to describe the Dunham Coach Motor Car Company Corvorado. If another series car qualifies for that distinction better than the Corcovado please let us …
by Thom Taylor
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Jay Leno with his blue-and-cream 1916 Crane-Simplex Holbrook Skiff in his garage
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Set Sail With Jay Leno Aboard His Antique 1916 Land Yacht

Cars and sailing don’t really mix—with a few notable exceptions. One is if you’re talking about something like the Amphicar. And another is the luxury cars that float and waft down the road, aka the land yachts. But while some automakers may dabble in aquatic activities, their cars usually only have a hint of nautical …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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