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What Do You Do If Your Car Gets Stolen?

Car theft is on the rise. With Covid still raging, our need for cars is high, and many people are still out of work. This creates a strong cause-and-effect balance that has some ugly results. Coming out to find your car missing has got to be one of the worst feelings a motorist can have. …
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$400,000 Mclaren 765LT Gets 1,000 HP Thanks to Hennessey

If you’ve seen a McLaren 765LT in action, you’ll already know that it is one of the quickest brand-new cars money can buy. However, for some McLaren owners, 755 hp simply isn’t enough. Given this car’s robust turbocharged engine, it is eager to produce even more power via modifications. This is where Hennessey Performance comes …
by Gabriel Vega
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A Young Female Engineer at McLaren Won This Inspiring Award

There are millions of people working behind the scenes in the automotive industry. From factory workers who are responsible for production to engineers working day and night to come up with the latest technology and solve problems, the auto industry is responsible for putting food on the table for families all over the world. Among …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Is the 2021 Honda Odyssey Safer Than the 2021 Chrysler Pacifica?

A vehicle’s safety is important, especially to families. And two vehicles popular with families are the Honda Odyssey and Chrysler Pacifica. Both minivans have a reputation for safety, comfort, and convenience. But is one safer than the other? Which safety features does each offer? And how did each perform in safety tests? The 2021 Chrysler …
by Tina Pavlik
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Report: Americans Are Driving Up Used Car Prices In Japan

The Japanese are calling it “The 25-Year Rule Of Frenzy.” It is referring to the popularity of 25-year-old and older Japanese vehicles being shipped off to the US. After 25 years any car can be imported into the US whether it is in federal safety compliance or not. So there are a number of “forbidden …
by Thom Taylor
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The 2022 Land Rover Defender Just Got a Lot Bigger

Bringing classic vehicles with a cult following back from the dead is a tricky thing to do. Either the manufactures just take an old name and put it on the wrong body style, like the Jeep Gladiator, or they make something that was once rugged and make it too fancy. These things piss off the …
by Peter Corn
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$650,000 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Recalled for 1 Dangerous Issue

The Lamborghini Aventador SVJ is a limited-edition supercar with over 750 hp coming from a naturally aspirated V12 engine. Get crazy with options, and you can easily end up paying around $650,000 for one of these Lamborghinis. However, a new recall indicates that this supercar has one fatal flaw. According to CarBuzz, the National Highway …
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NHTSA Tire Grades Tool Will Help You Buy the Best Tires

Tire buying guides online can be confusing, and sometimes even pretty biased. Plus, if you’re like most drivers, buying tires is more of a chore than anything else, but just like most chores, it still has to be done. With more distributors selling tires that are seemingly becoming more and more affordable, it’s hard to …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Experian Reports a Record High for Monthly Auto Loan Payments

Financing a new car is one thing, but being able to afford it throughout the entire length of the loan is another. What that means is that your monthly payment is important and what’s even more important is that you can comfortably afford it. According to new data from Experian, many Americans are currently paying …
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