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You Might Score a Free 2021 Volvo During Super Bowl LV

Usually, the Super Bowl is when automakers try to use ads to sell you on their cars. But football games can also be a chance for people to win cars, too. And for Super Bowl LV, Volvo is pulling a little from both categories. The Swedish automaker is planning to give away a significant number …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Don’t Expect Your Car Insurance Rate to Keep Getting Cheaper

Paying for insurance is one of the most daunting parts of owning a vehicle. Auto insurance can be expensive. It can also vary greatly across states and for various reasons. They include your age, driving history, and car’s make and model. However, with rates finally decreasing, 021 might be the year to buy as much …
by Marci Houghtlen
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Truck Buyers Want an Electric Ford F-150 More Than the Tesla Cybertruck

The hype for the Tesla Cybertruck was undeniable when it first broke cover back in 2019. Tesla even reported huge figures for early Cybertruck reservations. However, a new study by Cox Automotive reported by CarBuzz reports that truck buyers are more excited for an electrified Ford F-150. According to Cox Automotive, the Cybertruck still beats …
by Gabriel Vega
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Why Is the Acura NSX Unpopular?

The Acura NSX has long been heralded as the “everyday supercar” that’s priced competitively and is as reliable as any of its sedan and SUV stablemates. However, since it’s second coming in 2017, the NSX hasn’t been selling well. In 2020, Acura sold only 128 units while competitors like Audi sold 281 R8s, Nissan sold …
by Joe Santos
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Do Off-Roaders Need These New BFGoodrich Wiper Blades?

Even if your vehicle is off-road-ready from the factory, going off-pavement requires the requisite set of accessories. That means protective skid plates, snorkels for easier breathing and occasional water-crossing, and, depending on the destination, light bars. Plus, off-road-rated tires, of course. BFGoodrich could already help out with that last part. But the tire company recently …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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How To Add Android Auto to an Older Car

Do you have an Android phone that’s up-to-date with the latest operating system and applications? Do you own an older car that doesn’t have a current infotainment system or even Bluetooth? Well, it’s time to join the future and outfit your car with Android Auto. But how do you even do that? What is Android …
by Joe Santos
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Negotiating the Interest Rate in a Car Deal Can Save You a Lot of Money

Buying a car from a dealership can be a royal pain if you don’t know what you’re doing. Don’t get us wrong, many dealers nationwide are now doing their best to make sure that the sales process is much smoother, safer, and overall pain-free nowadays, but truthfully, a car deal always comes down the numbers. …
by Joe Santos
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Kobe Bryant’s 1963 Impala Vert: How Much Would You Pay?

It’s been almost a year since the tragic helicopter crash that killed basketball great Kobe Bryant, his daughter, and seven others on a hillside in California. Kobe was quite the car collector, but even before his untimely death, he was cycling cars in and out of the collection. This 1963 Chevy Impala ‘vert was one …
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NBC Sports Is Dead: What Will NASCAR, IndyCar, IMSA Do?

Sad news this week that NBC Sports Network is shutting down. Home to motorsports coverage like IndyCar, NASCAR, and IMSA, what will those sanctioning bodies do? Will there ever be motorsports broadcast on mainstream networks? Is motorsports racing dying so quickly NBC is bailing on all that it supports? With the growth of ESPN and …
by Thom Taylor
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The 2022 Honda Odyssey Suffers Loss of Its Coolest Feature

Some rare features can make some cars extra valuable, like a manual transmission, rare colors, or performance packages. This is simple supply and demand. As long as I have been a car nerd, I have never heard of a car being more desirable because it had a home appliance option. Well, that’s exactly what’s happening …
by Peter Corn
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Rusty Monday: Rusting Wasted Race Cars

These cars were once something. They were rubbed and polished and finessed to look good and run like stink. Now there is that sweet smell of decay. They’re rusting, wasted drag race cars. Quarter mile terrors for fun, entertainment, and a small profit, that are no longer wanted and needed. They’re too cut up to …
by Thom Taylor
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Which Used BMW Engines Are the Most Reliable?

Even if they’re used and depreciated, luxury cars from marques like BMW are still luxury cars. That means maintenance and repair bills, especially for engine-related issues, can cost a pretty penny. However, not only can used BMWs be reliable overall, but so can their engines. It’s all a matter of understanding what’s under the hood. …
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