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Are Modifications Allowed on a Leased Car?

If you’re the type of car enthusiast that has a modification list planned out before even buying a new car, then you’re probably wondering whether you should lease it or buy it. After all, monthly lease payments are cheaper and you need to save all of the money you can for those super trick mods. …
by Joe Santos
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Is the 2021 Kia Sedona Reliable?

Minivans may not be known for their sporty looks or flashy styles, but they are a popular choice among families due to their reputation of safety and reliability. The 2021 Kia Sedona looks more like a powerful SUV than a minivan, and it offers plenty of sleek features families, and individuals, will love. The new …
by Erin Culver
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The Legendary Jaguar C-Type Will (Briefly) Prowl Again

While replicas can finally be sold with powertrains, they’re not the only ways of getting brand-new classic cars. Several automakers have been dipping into their histories and reviving hallowed models with modern build standards. Bentley, for example, brought back the Blower; F1 manufacturer BRM is building new V16-powered Type 15s. And then there’s Jaguar, which …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Why Do the Brightest Car Headlights Seem To Be the Bluest?

Although bright car headlights can be annoyingly dazzling, your lights are key safety accessories. Poor headlight performance is what led the IIHS to rank the Subaru Outback lower than the Legacy, for example. Still, as anyone who’s been blinded by an oncoming car with aftermarket LED or HID headlights can attest to, it’s possible to …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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How to Add Satellite Radio to an Older Car

Does anyone really listen to satellite radio anymore? Actually, according to Statista, there were around 34.4 million Sirius XM satellite subscribers as of the third quarter of 2020. And while that doesn’t mean that every subscriber actually makes use of their satellite radio function, it’s safe to say that there are millions that actually do. …
by Joe Santos
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What Happens to Cars That Are Abandoned on Public Roads?

Have you ever seen a random car sitting on the side of the highway or even on a regular road? If so, you’ve probably wondered why it’s sitting there all by its lonesome with no owner in sight. Maybe they ran out of gas and needed to walk to the station, or maybe they just …
by Joe Santos
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Audi Environmental Foundation is One More Reason to Love the Brand

In today’s world, we are all becoming increasingly conscious of our environmental impact. Whether you’ve been a little more strict about recycling in your household or made the switch from gasoline-powered cars to all-electric, we all seem to be moving forward to do our part in cleaning up the environment. So, when a major luxury …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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This image was computer-generated in-game: Nicolas Rubilar (FT_NicoR) of Chile and BMW battles Cody Nikola Latkovski (Nik_Makozi) of Australia and Mercedes during the FIA Manufacturer Series Gran Turismo World Tour 2020 Finals held on the Interlagos circuit on December 19, 2020, in London, England.
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BMW Sinks Millions Into Esports to Market to Future Car Buyers

Lots of people play video games at home. But most of us aren’t talented enough to take our hobby to an elite level. Those who possess the skills can compete on esports teams, with access to tournaments, fans, and sponsorships. With quickly growing fan bases, corporations are taking notice. BMW definitely has. And the company …
by Ed Reeves
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Ford Bronco, Maverick Leaked Photos Got Suppliers in Big Trouble With the Automaker

Consumers and experts love to catch glimpses of unreleased vehicles. So leaks of exciting new cars happen occasionally. Sometimes these leaks are spy photos of sweet new rides wrapped in camouflage patterns. Other times, they’re malicious leaks, when someone on the inside can’t help but prematurely share photos with the world. And the latter situation …
by Desiree Homer
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LED or Halogen, Color Temperature Matters for Headlights

Even if you’re not planning on installing some LEDs, headlights are a common car maintenance item. And even if you’re sticking to halogen ones, making sure your headlights are clean and clear is an important safety concern. But how bright the lights are isn’t the only thing to pay attention to when picking out bulbs. …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Most Searched Dead Brand Is Pontiac: Will GM Bring It Back?

Will GM bring back Pontiac? No, it won’t. Winding out of Pontiac franchises cost GM billions of dollars. It was a desperate move to help save the corporation from its bankruptcy woes. But now that it is gone GM wouldn’t suddenly bring it back. But that is not what this is about. It’s about the …
by Thom Taylor
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A Rapid Blue 2020 Chevy Corvette travels on a paved surface with an arid landscape, mountains, and a blue sky with wispy clouds in the background
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Why Buy an Acura NSX When You Can Buy a C8 Corvette Instead?

The second coming of the Acura NSX in 2017 brought about a new perspective in the way that automakers thought when it comes to making an everyday supercar. Just like the first iteration, the new NSX is easy to get in and out of, it’s powerful and comfortable enough for the daily drive, but it’s …
by Joe Santos
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Is ‘Car Insurance Day’ the Best Day to Buy Car Insurance?

Next Monday, February 1st, is “Car Insurance Day,” which is a great time to review your current car insurance rates. And while picking one day out of the year to pay attention to one of the things in your life that you probably never pay attention to might sound weird, reviewing your options can actually …
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The SSC Tuarata is the world's fastest production car.
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Watch the 1750-HP SSC Tuatara Hit 286 MPH – for Real This Time

Late last year, the SSC Tuatara made headlines worldwide by becoming the world’s fastest production car. The run took place in the U.S., and the low-volume hypercar reportedly averaged a speed of 316 mph during two passes. However, soon after the record was published, people across the internet began noticing issues with the video of …
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