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The 2020 Chevy Corvette Z51 Has This ‘Funky’ Feature

The Chevy Corvette is the quintessential American sports car. Whether your Corvette is a coupe or a convertible, you can be sure your neighbors are envious of its sleek exterior.  With fans such as President Joe Biden, it’s no surprise this automotive icon boasts admirers far and wide. The Corvette has also garnered critical accolades. In fact, the …
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Mercedes-Benz, India, managing director and CEO Wilfrid Aulbur with the Mercedes Benz E-Class Coupe
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Make the 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Your First Used Luxury Car

Buying a used luxury car is just smart, regardless of how financially secure you are. Avoiding the new car depreciation can save you thousands. And most luxury vehicles have pretty solid technology and features, even with a few years on them. In fact, a recent U.S. News list suggests the 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class should be …
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Volkswagen Brings Back Harlequin Golf For 2021

Once you saw one you never forgot them. Those Volkswagen Harlequin Polos from 1995. Do you remember them? 1995 Polos got separately-painted panels of Chagall Blue, Ginster Yellow, Pistachio Green, and Tornado Red. Some loved them, so hated them, but you have to admit it was a crazy idea from staid VW. Now it unveiled …
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Is Ford Bringing Back The Thunderbird?

Last week Ford filed for the Thunderbird name with the US Patent and Trademark Office. While some would explain it is only to protect Ford from losing it, with trademark law you have to use it or you lose it. You can’t just own a trademark without actually putting it into, in this case, a …
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Hurtan Grand Albaycin Roadster: What Is It And Why?

What the heck is the Hurtan Grand Albaycin Roadster and why does it exist? When your first thought is, “Why would anyone make that?” it’s a bad sign. Then, when you know it started out as a Mazda Miata you wonder why anyone would do that to a Mazda? Maybe after we find out we’ll …
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BMW M4 GT4 Experience and BMW Performance Center | BMW
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You Can Drive the Amazing BMW M4 GT4 at BMW Performance Center

Many car manufacturers that produce performance cars on a massive scale have a history in racing. For brands like McLaren, that history is more well known, especially because they have a car named after one of their team’s racing legend, Ayrton Senna. BMW also has quite an impressive background in racing and currently has teams …
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A Rapid Blue 2020 Chevy Corvette travels on a paved surface with an arid landscape, mountains, and a blue sky with wispy clouds in the background
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Chevy Corvette C8 Buyers Are Much Richer Than C7 Buyers, Says GM

The arrival of the Chevy Corvette C8 and its sub-$60,000 price tag gave U.S. enthusiasts a cheaper way into a mid-engined sports car. However, it seems the Corvette‘s flashy looks have attracted some seriously huge spenders with plenty of cash in hand. According to GM Authority reported by Motor1, C8 buyers are significantly richer than …
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First New Chrysler? Peugeot Adds Performance Versions For All Models

With the Stellantis merger complete we get to guess which vehicles live and which die. This applies to some of the 14 brands currently within the new Stellantis company. Two models from the former PSA group that will probably die are Lancia and DS. That could also hold true for Chrysler and Dodge. Peugeot just …
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A silver 2009 Pontiac Solstice Coupe is unveiled on March 19, 2008, at the New York International Auto Show.
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This Pontiac Could Be GM’s Next Corvette or Camaro

Remember Pontiac? A General Motors brand, the Pontiac badge graced legends such as the Trans Am and GTO. It was once one of the best-selling car brands in the United States. But it couldn’t stay afloat with declining sales, market changes, the 2008 financial crisis, and the brutal restructuring at GM at the time. The …
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2020 Chevy Corvette: MotorTrend Makes Fun of ‘Chiclet-Sized HVAC Control Buttons’

When someone buys a Chevy Corvette, they do it because they love driving. And the 2020 Corvette definitely provides a driving experience that enthusiasts enjoy. Chevrolet’s success in building an affordable sports car earns huge points in and of itself. Many expert reviewers praise the Corvette C8’s base value above all. For roughly $60,000, its …
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Doug DeMuro with a red 1992 Dodge Viper RT/10
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Let Doug DeMuro Show You How Basic the Original Dodge Viper RT/10 Was

The original Shelby Cobra still holds a special place in American automotive fandom and history. Little wonder, then, that another American automaker, Dodge, would want to recreate it. That was the original design brief for the first-gen Dodge Viper RT/10. And while some later Vipers are more ‘luxurious,’ in his latest video, Doug DeMuro shows …
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A black-and-yellow Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo EVO modified for the racetrack
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$732K Street-Legal Lamborghini Packs Insane Speed and Boasts This Elite Perk

Not all automakers are world-renowned. Some operations contentedly fly under the radar while pursuing their passion. And sometimes, they do something so astounding it thrusts them out of obscurity. Enter the Norwegian company Zyrus Engineering.  It may be small compared to automakers like Tesla or Toyota, but Zyrus is worthy of your attention. This boutique …
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Another VW Golf Recall: What’s Going On Now?

The Volkswagen Golf 8 has had a rocky start so far. In Europe, software problems at launch caused VW to make its first recall of the sedan. Now, another Golf recall is upon us. What’s going on over at Volkswagen? This time 56,000 Golf 8s are being recalled The last recall was for software issues …
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