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Extending a Golf Carts Life Is a Matter of Regular Maintenance

If one has used a golf cart to get around the campground or golf course, then they know how handy such a vehicle can be. Unfortunately, not everybody knows how to take care of them. So, some of the poor creatures won’t last very long. Regular maintenance, however, will elongate the service lives of electric …
by HJ Pizarro
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New Chrysler 300 Has Mismatched Headlights and Missing Trim

The longer one works at something, the better they can become at it. The Chrysler 300 platform, for example, seems like it has been around for eons. So, manufacturing bugs and processes should have been worked out all these years later, right? It would be reasonable to think that the carmaker should have become really …
by HJ Pizarro
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Worth The Wait: Highest Car Depreciation After 3 Years

A car that has steep depreciation is bad for its new owner. But, it can provide some sweet deals for those who purchase one that is used. So below is a summary of some of the vehicles with the highest depreciation after three years. This goes to show that if you can stand waiting then …
by Thom Taylor
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A car driving in the snow during winter season.
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5 Winter Car Myths That Could Cost You More Money

It’s a no-brainer that we all need to be extra cautious during the wintertime, especially if you live in a snow state. And while it’s easy to take all of the necessary precautions when driving your car, it’s even easier to get wrapped up in the unnecessary information that’s been spread around about our caring …
by Joe Santos
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2020 Honda Accord Hybrid is on display at the 112th Annual Chicago Auto Show
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Recall Alert: Almost 800,000 Honda Models Over Haywire Systems

It looks as if recalls are plaguing Honda yet again. The last time Honda had a recall this voluminous was back in 2014 when nearly 900,000 Odyssey minivans were recalled due to a faulty fuel-pump part. The Honda Odyssey made headlines again in August 2020 because of a safety feature malfunction with over 200,000 recalled. …
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8 Vehicles Almost As Cheap New Instead Of Buying Used

Sometimes the choice is pretty clear. Would you rather buy new or slightly used? What if the difference between the two is only a couple of grand? Financed over three or five years, or paying with cash, the slight increase is probably worth buying a brand, spanking new car. With that in mind here’s eight …
by Thom Taylor
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Should You Get Your Engine Oil Analyzed?

Regularly changing your oil is a classic and constant part of vehicle maintenance. One that, with modern engineering capabilities and the rise of synthetic engine oil, has dropped in frequency somewhat. However, some people go beyond simply replacing their engine oil and send it off for analysis. But why do they do it? And should …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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The Best Luxury Vehicle Brand Is Surprisingly Not Tesla or BMW

If you’re shopping for a new vehicle, it’s hard to know where to start with the seemingly endless selection of cars, SUVs, and trucks. Thankfully, the folks at U.S. News have announced their awards for the Best Vehicle Brands for 2021. Luxury vehicle fans are in for a surprise, though. The top luxury brand is …
by Tina Pavlik
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Setting up the 2020 Porsche 911 Turbo S's launch control system
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What Does Launch Control Actually Do?

From more power to stickier tires to sportier and stiffer suspension, high-performance cars benefit from a variety of accessories, features, and tools. And nowadays, launch control is a common sight amongst such vehicles. Even a few motorcycles like the Ducati Panigale and Streetfighter offer it. But how does launch control benefit your car? And can …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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The One Car Killed In 2020 We’ll Miss Most In 2021

Everyone knew it had to die sometime. The Ford Mustang GT 350 and 350R. While the name seems so much less than Boss 429 or GT 500, it was so much more. And it all revolved around the flat-plane-crank 5.2-liter “Voodoo” V8. For that alone, the Mustang GT 350 is the one car killed in …
by Thom Taylor
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Fiat Chrysler Merger Is Upon Us: Which Brands Live Or Die?

With the approval by shareholders today of the joining of Fiat Chrysler and Groupe PSA, the merger is upon us. The nuts and bolts of the union should be wrapped up before spring. But with it comes the fact that there are now too many brands in what will be called Stellantis. That means the …
by Thom Taylor
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Want Your Car To Hold Its Resale Value? Avoid These 5 Things

When it’s time to sell your car, you want the most money that you can get for it, even it happens to only be $500. But if you think that your car is worth more than that, then there are other areas in the car that likely need your attention before you start posting it …
by Joe Santos
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5 Car Problems It Never Pays to Avoid

Have you ever heard a mysterious noise coming from the engine bay of your car and then turned up the volume on the radio to drown it out? If you can’t hear it, it doesn’t exist, right? Unfortunately, that’s not the case, as ignoring and noises, glaring issues, or even warning lights on your dashboard …
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Dealers Trash Talk Cadillac And Why They Bailed On The Brand

Cadillac is trying to reinvent itself for the 64th time having announced it will become the all-electric GM brand. In the end, we don’t know how that will be any different than the last 40 years of Cadillac disappointment. Half of its dealers have bailed on the brand and now they’re trash-talking Cadillac and explaining …
by Thom Taylor
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Forbidden MG Electric Hot Hatchback To Launch Before Year’s End

MG is still around, in case anybody was wondering. Although it has not sold cars in the United States since 1980, MG has survived and even thrived in other markets. The company is now a Chinese-British manufacturer with expansion plans. The electric hot hatchback segment is one of the MG brand’s next targets. An electric MG hatchback is …
by HJ Pizarro
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California Owners Are Suing GM After Making an Infotainment Problem Even Worse

GM is responsible for creating several well-loved vehicles, like tough Chevy trucks and swanky Cadillac SUVs. For the most part, its vehicles are reliable and don’t garner that many complaints from drivers. However, like all automakers, GM has had to make several large recalls in its lifetime. Two major recalls, one pertaining to suspension issues …
by Addison White
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The new Tesla Model Y is introduced onn March 14, 2019, in Los Angeles
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Does the Tesla Model Y Have Apple CarPlay?

Apple CarPlay is becoming such a common feature in new vehicles that most consumers assume all automakers offer it even if it’s something that costs extra. That’s not always the case, though. So, does Tesla include Apple CarPlay on its Model Y? Tesla is known for going against the grain, and it thrives on setting …
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