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How Many Miles Will a Hyundai Elantra Last?

When you think of a compact car that easily turn the odometer to the tune of 200,000 or even a million miles, which car comes to mind? A Honda Civic? A Toyota Corolla? Well, you wouldn’t be wrong, but you might also be surprised that a Hyundai Elantra could put down those miles as well. …
by Joe Santos
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Cars and Bids Bargain of the Week: 2011 BMW 328i Sports Wagon

Unless you’re really into off-roading and towing, wagons are often better than SUVs for those seeking luxury cars. And thanks to depreciation, a premium wagon doesn’t necessarily have to cost a fortune. A great example of this is this week’s Cars and Bids bargain: a 2011 BMW E91 328i Sports Wagon. The BMW E91 328i …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Drivers Aren’t as Interested in Self-Driving Cars as We Thought

With electric vehicles rushing to the market to fill a gap that we always imagined the future would have, it only makes sense that the next major step for the automotive industry is cars that drive themselves. Autonomous vehicles, touchless driving, driverless cars — whatever you want to call it, we have a certain expectation that …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Ford’s EV Battery Supplier Could Be Kicked Out of the U.S.

Recently, a headline regarding a major electric vehicle battery supplier is getting traction. There are some sticky allegations that might result in a U.S. production jam. This news carries weight among Ford enthusiasts who are eagerly anticipating the blue oval’s EV introductions. The supplier potentially getting kicked out of the U.S. is Ford’s EV battery vendor, and it …
by Desiree Homer
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These Underrated Car Safety Features Actually Save Lives

In the past few decades, cars have evolved to have some of the best safety features and technology we’ve ever seen. On paper, and even on a test drive, some safety tech seems a lot more useful than it actually is, but the only way to tell what you’re really going to use and appreciate …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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The Shelby Cobra and Chili’s Have the Same Daddy

The old legend of King Midas is still widely known and referenced to this day. In case you didn’t know, King Midas was a Phrygian King that was said to have the ability to turn whatever he touched to gold. While, of course, this is not literally possible, there are people in our own world …
by Peter Corn
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Is Buying a Diesel Car Worth it?

Once upon a time, vehicles with diesel-powered engines were known to be dirty, smelly, and loud. However, as time went on, diesel technology improved drastically and during the early 2010s, automakers like Volkswagen, Audi, and even Chevrolet were producing diesel cars that were popular with the general public at the time. But now that diesel …
by Joe Santos
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Panamera luxury automobiles, manufactured by Porsche SE, sit on display in the showroom at the Porsche Automobil Holding SE center in Hamburg, Germany
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Porsche Owners Are Suing Over the Infotainment System

When it comes to luxury cars, Porsche is a beloved-brand because it’s well-known for making high-quality and high-performance cars. Despite that reputation, Porsche, like any other automaker, isn’t perfect, and Porsche has made mistakes in the past. Here’s a look at why some owners are suing the automaker over a potentially expensive infotainment issue. An …
by J.L. Seto
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Reliable VW Engines Aren’t Always Found in Volkswagens

Owning multiple brands doesn’t just let automakers like Volkswagen have more market share. It also means those brands can share technology, from platforms to powertrains. So, if you’re looking at a used Audi, it’s very likely it has the same engine as a Volkswagen. Naturally, that means it can suffer from the same issues. But …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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John Travolta’s Stolen Mercedes-Benz 280 SL Gets Recovered in Pieces

The 1960s undoubtedly gave us some of the prettiest cars ever made, including the Mercedes-Benz 280 SL. Famous actor John Travolta was so fond of this Mercedes-Benz model that he decided to purchase one. However, as the actor browsed a local Jaguar dealership for around 10 minutes, Motor Authority report that the classic car vanished. …
by Gabriel Vega
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Going on a Road Trip? Here’s How to Calculate Your Fuel Costs

Spring is around the corner and if you’re planning to go on an epic road trip with your friends or family, then you might want to know how to calculate your fuel costs. Of course, it’s much easier to just get in your car and hit the open road, but calculating your fuel costs for …
by Joe Santos
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Jeep and Tesla Both Share a Key Trait in Common

It’s helpful to rely on car-reviewing websites to see what critics have to say about various makes and models to inform our purchasing decisions. It’s important to know about the potential flaws that may plague vehicles so that we can make educated decisions. At the same time, plenty of vehicles have clear flaws, but owners …
by Erin Culver
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2021 Mazda CX-5 vs Lexus NX 300: The Sensible Choice Is Clear

Over the past few years, Mazda has redesigned its entire lineup to exude a much more upscale approach. Take the Mazda CX-5, for example, it competes with the Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV4, but if you were to sit inside all three of them, you would think that the CX-5 is better suited in a …
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