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Can a 1,200-hp Honda S2000 Beat a McLaren 720S in a Drag Race?

No matter what anyone says, the Honda S2000 was never meant to be a car used for drag racing. But then again, neither was the McLaren 720S, but it’s still fun to see each one go down a drag strip. Before you think we sound crazy, just check out this video of a uber-modified Honda …
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Do You Need Winter Tires if Your Car Is All-Wheel-Drive?

No matter which way you look at it, your car’s tires are the only things that are connecting you to the road that you’re driving on. This means that they are arguably the most important parts of the car, so it’s even more important to get the proper tires depending on the season and not …
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The Volkswagen Golf Is Being Discontinued in the U.S.

The Volkswagen Golf has been a staple among commuter cars in the U.S. for over 40 years, however, its era will soon come to an end as the automaker announced it will be discontinued after the 2021 model year. It’s always sad when we see nameplates leave the market, especially ones that have been around …
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What Did 6 Mysterious “Beast” Limos At Biden Inauguration Reveal?

The pandemic and recent insurrection at the Capitol precluded the normal inauguration pageantry. The traditional walk down Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House would be like shooting fish in a barrel for any kook that could get close enough. Security this year was insane, with over 25,000 National Guard making their presence known. So instead, …
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Another Airbag Recall Update Leaves us Rolling Our Eyes

Since they have become standard in cars, we’ve come to acknowledge how important of a safety feature our airbags are. Newer cars even go so far as to add airbags in the back seats, side curtains, and other areas of the car rather than the traditional dashboard-based airbags. So, when it comes to our airbags …
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Why Do Honda, Nissan, and Toyota Continue To Make Sports Cars?

The Toyota Supra, the Nissan Z, and the Acura NSX are all familiar nameplates that ushered in a new dawn for Japanese sports cars in the U.S. Not only were they fast and cool-looking, but these cars were also symbols of technological advancements that were more than just muscular coupes that relied on big V8 …
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Volvo Recalls 2021 Models Over Potentially Deadly SRS Airbag Problem

Many automakers are just beginning to roll out their 2021 models. Unfortunately for Volvo, it’s about to recall several of its latest models. Despite its reputation for making safe cars, Volvo will soon recall brand-new models due to a potentially deadly SRS airbag problem. Here’s a look at the Volvo models involved in the recall …
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GOODWOOD, ENGLAND - JUNE 24: The Vector W8 is displayed at the Goodwood Festival of Speed on the Earl of March's private lawn on June 24, 2007 in Goodwood, England. (Photo by Dave Benett/Getty Images)
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Jerry Wiegert, Creator of the Infamous Vector Supercar, Has Died

If you’ve ever seen an image or video of any Vector, you’ll know they are some of the craziest supercars ever made. The man behind this manufactured madness was Jerry Wiegert. Unfortunately, Motor1 report that Wiegert recently passed away. Despite being decades old, the design language of these unusual supercars manages to remain striking even …
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Where Do Rental Cars Go When They are Retired?

If you have ever rented a car, then you’re familiar with the whole process. First, you rent the car, then you drive it around to go sight-seeing or conduct business, and when you’re done, you drop the car and keys off at the rental agency and part ways. But what you might not be privy …
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Volkswagen Has 2 Affordable Ways to Get a Vehicle With 3 Rows

If you’re in the market for a vehicle with third-row seating, consider two reasonably priced 2021 Volkswagen models. The Tiguan compact crossover and Atlas midsize SUV differ in dimensions, but both offer seating for seven. Let’s take a look at both to see if one is right for you. Volkswagen dominated the list Friends, family, and …
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How to Add a Backup Camera to Your Car

Backup, or rearview, cameras have been widely popular over the past decade due to their widespread use in new cars as well as the added layer of safety they provide. Of course, having a backup camera in your car doesn’t mean that you can completely forgo looking over your shoulder to ensure that the coast …
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A Beloved Vintage Car and Bike Museum Has Burned To the Ground

Whether you visit virtually or in-person, motoring museums offer an excellent opportunity to learn about and view classic cars and bikes. Especially since some historic and obscure models can only be seen in museums like the Henry Ford. Sadly, the vintage car and motorcycle world has just lost one of these repositories: the Top Mountain …
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Recall Alert: 3 Million Ford and Mazda Vehicles Over Airbag Concerns

The Takata airbag safety recall has been ongoing for many years. But, it is not over. The NHTSA is recommending Ford recall 3 million more vehicles over airbag concerns.  What’s wrong with the airbags? The original Takata airbag recall was initiated after several injuries and deaths were recorded resulting from the deployment of airbags. After studying the situation, the …
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Buying Car Insurance Doesn’t Have to Be Confusing

Shopping for car insurance can be confusing. But it doesn’t have to be. Once you have a good understanding of the most common car insurance types and how buying it actually works, buying car insurance really isn’t such a confusing process. The most common types of car insurance coverage First things first, it’s important to …
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Carmax’s Highest Appraisal Offer Will Leave You Dumbfounded

When it comes to selling your car to a dealer, there’s almost no easier way to get it done than going to Carmax. You simply bring your car to any Carmax location, they appraise it and then give you an offer right on the spot with a seven-day grace period. The process is so easy …
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A red 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon is on display at the 110th-annual Chicago Auto Show at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois on February 9, 2018.
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Lawsuit Warns That 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon Hood Scoops Suck

Dodge has built its name on overpowered, knuckle-dragging monster trucks and muscle cars (see Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat). Even as far back and the late 1960s and early 1970s, the Dodge name was synonymous with power and bravado. Well, that has surely not ceased to be the case with the new crop of American muscle. …
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