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5 Reasons Buying a 2021 Toyota Sienna Is Smarter Than Buying an SUV

The Toyota Sienna was redesigned for the 2021 model year and now sports a new look and bevy of tech-savvy features. Additionally, the interior was redesigned with a new, futuristic look and is filled with enough cubby spaces, storage solutions, and cupholders to keep your whole family satisfied. It drives smooth as well, which made …
by Joe Santos
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The 2021 BMW X5 Has an Absurd Number of Recalls Already

The 2020 BMW X5 was riddled with an impressive number of recalls within its first year on the road, and the newest model year seems to be following suit. With almost a dozen recalls for the new luxury SUV, buyers might be feeling more than a bit of concern with their potential purchase. In fact, …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Ultra-Rare Noble M400 Destroyed in California After It Caught Fire

If you’ve never heard of the Noble M400, you’re not alone. That’s because this is a low-volume car that was designed in England and built in South Africa. However, since these supercars are virtually non-existent, seeing one demolished is truly a sad sight. That’s exactly what happened recently in California as one of these ultra-rare …
by Gabriel Vega
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A plug-in hybrid BMW car with an electricity charger
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Are There Any 4WD Electric Cars on the Market?

Electric cars are rising in popularity, and with a big push for more sustainable cars, almost every major manufacturer has worked towards releasing or creating their own electric vehicle to add to the market. Some people even theorize that electric cars will inevitably become the norm, pushing gasoline-powered cars to the back-burner to be appreciated …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Dodge Viper Crashes Prove the Car is as Dangerous as Its Reputation

Dodge Vipers have long been known as widow-makers because they lack basic safety features and technology that we take for granted in our average commuter cars. With a whopping 8.3-liter engine under the hood of most, with small variations in that displacement, these home-grown American supercars are powerful, prestigious, and, as the Viper name eludes …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Should You Buy a Vehicle Through Cars & Bids?

In uncertain times, buying a vehicle online can be a great solution to staying socially distanced. In fact, with more people staying home than ever, that can mean more time to dedicate to our cars, whether they be project cars or simple updates and customizations. That also means that used car sales have been on …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Will Tesla Sell a Used Car with Open Recalls?

Buying a used car can be exciting and daunting at the same time. On the one hand, you are saving money for a car that might not be as comfortable to afford brand new. On the other hand, you can only guess how well the vehicle was treated by the previous owner and if it …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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A red 2019 Genesis G70 sports sedan parked on the road course at Club Motorsports in Tamworth, New Hampshire, in July 2019
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95,000+ Genesis Sedans Join Hyundai and Kia in Fire Risk Recall

Hyundai Motors has seen some challenges with its vehicles lately. The automaker has recalled several Hyundai and Kia models for fire risk. And now, the company’s luxury brand, Genesis, has added two of its models to the growing list of affected vehicles. The automaker has issued a recall for more than 95,000 Genesis G70 and G80 …
by Rita DeMichiel
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You Can Get a Federal Rebate Incentive on a Used Tesla?

Federal rebate incentives are designed to encourage the purchase of electric vehicles anywhere in the United States. The word rebate in itself makes consumers a bit more eager to purchase any car, and electric vehicles aren’t an exception. As electric vehicles grow in popularity, the knowledge of these incentives becomes more and more popular, but …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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J.D. Power president and CEO Dave Habiger and TV host Jimmy Kimmel on the set of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' in 2018
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Will J.D. Power Founder’s Death Change the Company?

The market research site J.D. Power lost its namesake, James David Power III, at the age of 89 this past January. The company he founded, known for its auto industry data, is trusted by car companies and consumers alike. With his practical insights and critical data derived from detailed customer experience, Power is credited with …
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The Simpson Hybrid S Is a HANS Device You Can Use Without a Harness

Whether you participate in amateur racing or just like to hit the track on the weekends, your personal safety is important. This means that you should always wear a helmet, make sure that your car passes the safety tech inspection, and maybe even use a HANS device. But what if you don’t have a proper …
by Joe Santos
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What are Canards and Do They Really Help With Aerodynamics?

Modifying a car means more than just adding a bunch of parts under the hood and on the exterior to make it look and feel fast. In reality, in order to squeeze more power and performance out of your modified car, you’ll need to ensure that all of the parts that you add on are …
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A Jeep Wrangler avoids hitting a pothole on a street.
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How to Avoid Hitting Potholes and Keep Your Tires and Wheels Protected

You’re on your way to work when the most dreaded thing happens. You’ve hit a pothole. Now, you’re clutching the steering wheel hoping that dreaded pothole didn’t just destroy your tire and wheel. Fortunately, there are ways to avoid hitting potholes and, instead, protect your tires and wheels from those crater-sized holes. Do potholes damage …
by Sarah Brennan
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Where Should You Look to Buy a Used Tesla?

Tesla does, in fact, sell used models without using or needing third-party used-car dealerships. In fact, if you stop to think about it, you aren’t very likely to see a Tesla sitting on any used car lot, and after a quick drive around town past over a dozen small lots, there wasn’t a single one. …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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How Do Car Dealerships Store Your Winter Tires?

If you live in a snow state, then you’re probably used to having to switch your car’s tires twice a year. As a good general rule of thumb, your car should have summer tires in the summer and winter tires in the winter in order to get the best performance through every season. And while …
by Joe Santos
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Ford finds $100k worth of leather in the basement of an old factory. This is one shelf of the stuff
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Ford Finds $100k Surprise in Soon-to-be-Demolished Plant

Have you ever found a free $100k? Let’s narrow the field even further. Ever found $100k that you didn’t need and gave it away? Unless the Founder and former CEO of Amazon, Jeff Bezos, is reading my scrawlings, my guess is that we all will have to say “no” that. Well, that is exactly what …
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