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Are Vespas Motorcycles or Scooters?

In the world of scooter, moped, and motorcycle models, the luxurious brand that dominates is Vespa. Vespa two-wheelers are produced by the Piaggio company. You might be wondering what category the Vespa falls into. Are Vespas motorcycles or scooters, and how can you tell the difference?
by Desiree Homer
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The Ferrari Portofino in Berkeley Square, London, England
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This ‘Cheap’ Ferrari Will Still Cost You Over $200,000

Ferrari is one of the most famous brands globally, and almost everyone knows that Ferraris are high-priced cars. However, while Ferraris are made for the rich, there are more affordable options in Ferrari's lineup. Here's a look at the 2021 Ferrari Portofino M, which, at over $200,000, is one of the cheapest Ferraris out there.
by MotorBiscuit Staff
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A red Volkswagen Beetle with a 'For Sale' sign for under $7,000 on its windshield parked in a field of flowers in Taghmon, Ireland
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Cars for $7,000 That Are Surprisingly Fun

One of the most significant barriers when car shopping is cost. As such, many bargain hunters rely on finding the best sleeper used cars. Typically, people look for reliability, maintenance costs, and other practical metrics that fit nicely on a spreadsheet. However, what about fun?
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A Hertz car rental office in Kissimmee, Florida
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How Car Rentals Will Soon Be Completely Destroyed for a While

The global pandemic has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on our history. One of the most notable trends seen due to the lockdowns has been in the automotive industry, with a lack of available models for car sales. Rental cars are also hard to come by these days, and things aren't getting any better.
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A used wagon parked on a street with a sale sign sitting in its window
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What Happens if You Accidentally Buy a Stolen Car?

For the most part, car buying is an enjoyable experience. You start by researching thoroughly to find the perfect car for your lifestyle, sign some papers, and finally get to drive it home. Even if you go into a dealership with no expectations, a few fun test drives can help you decide. The only thing that can sour that joy is finding out you purchased a stolen car. While you're usually safe purchasing a vehicle from a dealership, a private sale is slightly riskier. If you accidentally bought a stolen car, here are a few ways to handle the situation.
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