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Nutmobile Could Be The Best Car Job for A Non-Car Person

We all know and love the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile, but there are only so many of them to go around. But there is another theme vehicle that is now looking for drivers. It’s called the Planters Nutmobile truck (or whatever you call it) and this could be the best car job for a non-car person …
by Thom Taylor
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A silver 2021 Honda Odyssey parked in front of a blue and yellow playground
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Is the 2021 Honda Odyssey Safer Than the 2021 Toyota Sienna?

The minivan craze has been gone for years, but these vehicles are still essential for large families. Though the selection is limited, you can find good models like the Honda Odyssey. The Toyota Sienna, now with a fresh face for 2021, is also a great choice. However, families in the market for minivans aren’t concerned …
by Addison White
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The rear-mounted V8 engine acting as a stressed member for the green-and-yellow 1967 Lotus 49 R3 DFV
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What Does It Mean When an Engine Is a ‘Stressed Member’?

Designing a car or a motorcycle goes far beyond just its looks. The suspension, the transmission, the engine—all of that and more is part of vehicle design. And when it comes to the engine, it’s not just a matter of cylinder count or its relative position. There’s also the option of making the engine a …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Social-Distanced Valentine’s Day: Turn Your Car Into a Date Night Oasis

The world has changed since its last rotation around the sun. We are now starting to see the vast trickle-down effect of the COVID-19 pandemic. Businesses, such as car manufacturers, have taken the brunt of the hit. But holidays like Valentine’s Day aren’t the same, either. Getting creative for holidays is the new norm. So, …
by Ryan Toohey
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A digital image of a Ferrari Enzo in a black studio.
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Ultra-Rare $6 Million Ferrari Enzo Is The Best Popemobile Ever Made

The Ferrari Enzo is without a doubt one of the rarest and most important cars the Italian carmaker has ever produced. With just 399 examples made from 2002 to 2004, chances are you’ll never see this Ferrari on the road. However, amongst the production run, there is one that stands out, and that’s because it …
by Gabriel Vega
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A silver 2021 Honda Odyssey minivan parked in front of grassy hills
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Is the 2021 Chrysler Pacifica Worth $3,000 Over the 2021 Honda Odyssey?

The 2021 Honda Odyssey and Chrysler Pacifica are two of the highest-rated minivans. Both are overall great choices, and families will likely feel satisfied with either option. As a result, you might wonder if the slightly heftier price tag on the Pacifica is justified or if you should opt for the cheaper Odyssey. Let’s find …
by Erin Culver
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A close-up of Chevy's bow-tie logo on the grille of a car
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The Least Reliable Chevy Models Feature Many Big Names

Everyone has their own idea of what automotive brands are reliable. Some people think of Toyota and Honda. Meanwhile, others trust good ‘ol American brands like Chevrolet. However, not every Chevy is reliable. The American automaker’s most reliable models are quite surprising. Unfortunately, you won’t see many noteworthy entries on that list. Instead, some of …
by Ryan Toohey
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Another Mercedes Lawsuit: This One Over AMG Aluminum Radiators

There are a sizable amount of Mercedes models involved in a class-action lawsuit over damaged aluminum radiators. All of these models start in 2016. Before that year these Mercedes employed a guard over the exposed arrears of the radiator. After that year the guards were eliminated by Mercedes. That is when damage would occur from …
by Thom Taylor
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A brown 2021 Subaru Outback travels on a rural road flanked by trees and green hills
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Recall Alert: Loose Nuts in 2021 Subaru Outback and Impreza Pose Safety Risk

Subaru has a reputation for designing and manufacturing safe and reliable vehicles. Its Outback and Impreza models have scored high safety ratings for many years. The Outback, in particular, comes with numerous standard safety features.  But recently, Subaru reported a recall of the 2021 Outback and Impreza due to a loose nut that could increase …
by Erin Culver
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A CarMax sign on the front of a CarMax superstore on September 24, 2020, in Colma, California
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CarMax Will No Longer Sell New Vehicles, but the 24-Hour Test Drive Still Stands

After 27 years, America’s largest used-vehicle retailer, CarMax, recently announced it’s exiting the new-vehicle retail business. The Fortune 500 company is dumping its last two franchised dealerships, both Toyota, to specialize in used-car sales. The news comes after the auto retailer touted its new 24-hour test drives. Why did CarMax pivot after a quarter-century of …
by Tina Pavlik
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An orange 2019 Ford Focus Active wagon on a mountain road
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Is Ford Active-ly Planning To Bring the Fusion Back To the US?

Up until the middle of 2020, there was still one sedan in the Ford US lineup: the Fusion. Now that it’s gone, though, the Mustang is the only Blue Oval passenger car left. However, even before the Fusion’s cancellation, rumors swirled that it might return. But if it does, it won’t be a sedan. Ford …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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A black 2009 Subaru Impreza WRX hatch on a backcountry road
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The Next Toyota-Subaru Collab Might Be an AWD Hot Hatch

Automaker collaborations can lead to interesting vehicles. The modern Supra, for example, is the result of BMW and Toyota working together. And it’s because Toyota joined forces with Subaru that we have the 86 and BRZ. But new rumors suggest the two Japanese automakers aren’t done with their partnership. We’re hearing whispers that Toyota and …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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A U.S. flag flies over a car dealership.
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Is President’s Day a Good Time to Buy a New Car?

Car shoppers are always on the hunt for a good deal. And why not? There’s nothing wrong with looking for a way to save money on a major purchase. But, as you might have guessed, most of this money-saving mindset revolves around zeroing in on the best time to purchase a new or used car. …
by Sarah Brennan
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