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What Is the Most Reliable Toyota SUV?

Automotive markets are fast becoming saturated with SUVs, and for a good reason. They’re great family vehicles, usually with some pretty good cargo space to haul around just about anything. Toyota SUVs are still rolling off the production line for 2020, and they’re some of the most reliable on the market.  But which ones have …
by Wendy Johnson
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Almost 20% Of All Cadillac Dealers Quit After Seeing New Vehicles

Some dealers aren’t too happy about being forced to sell electric Cadillacs. Partly because GM is requiring them to spend $200,000 for charging infrastructure and service equipment. The idea of having only electric vehicles to sell and having to shell out that much money was too much for some. So, Cadillac offered dealers between $200,000 …
by Thom Taylor
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Is Bathroom Cleaner Effective in Cleaning Your Car’s Engine Bay?

Do you like to show up for the occasional “Cars and Coffee” car meets or simply just want to keep your car’s maintenance and keep it as clean as possible? In either case, you might want to clean up your car’s engine bay, since there’s nothing more embarrassing than having a pristine-looking car, only to …
by Joe Santos
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Is Toyotathon Worth it?

Every year, Toyota runs this campaign. The company gives consumers a certain amount of time to buy or lease a Toyota car, truck, or SUV with added deals and incentives. If you are hoping to get behind the wheel of a Toyota Avalon, 2021 Toyota Corolla, Toyota Tacoma, Toyota RAV4, Toyota Sienna, or one of …
by Jordan Almond
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Rusty Monday: Still More Wasted 1st Gen Camaros

When you see images of desirable vehicles like these first-gen Chevy Camaros rusting away it makes you wonder. Why do these owners cling to these cars? If they have been owned for a certain time and there’s no money and motivation to have your dream why not pass it along? Before it turns into a …
by Thom Taylor
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Dodge Chargers and Challengers Are Getting Stolen At Alarming Rates

The theft of Dodge Challengers and Chargers has spiked in recent months. It has gotten so bad that the Sterling Heights Police Department outside of Detroit, has issued a warning to owners in the Detroit Metro area. Thieves are taking them at a rapid clip. Within a 10-day spread, four high-speed chases involving a Challenger …
by Thom Taylor
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Ford EcoBoost Engine Leak So Bad There’s A Class-Action Lawsuit

This is a lot of Ford and Lincoln EcoBoost engines. A class-action lawsuit just filed says that the 1.5-liter, 1.6-liter, and 2.0-liter EcoBoost engines leak coolant into cylinders. It accuses Ford of selling cars with cracked heads, seals not sealing, and catastrophic engine failures.  The lawsuit alleges that the leaking of coolant into the cylinders …
by Thom Taylor
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OnStar Insurance Is Creepy but Could Save You Money

Driving can be relaxing and enjoyable for some motorists, but it can also be stressful. Inclement weather, flat tires, and missed exits can put drivers and their passengers in less-than-ideal situations. Everyone wants to feel they can depend on their insurance company in times of need. But now, more than ever, people also are being …
by Ashley Swallow
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I’m Glad I Didn’t Buy a 2021 Acura RDX A-Spec

The Acura RDX is one of the most popular luxury crossovers on the market. It has a plush interior, sporty driving characteristics, and a potent, turbocharged engine that provide a great value for anyone that is looking to only spend around $40,000. The RDX is a great value proposition through and through, so much so …
by Joe Santos
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Is It True That Cops Like to Eat Donuts in Their Cars?

Like a doctor to a stethoscope and lumberjack to his ax, cops and donuts have gone hand-in-hand as a famous pairing for decades. And while it’s easy to poke fun at the police force for it, we had to wonder where the stereotype came from and if it is indeed true that cops like to …
by Joe Santos
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The front of a green 2021 Lexus UX on the road. Many drivers opt to buy a new Lexus because of its luxurious interior.
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Avoid Buying a Car at Christmas

Sometimes, you don’t get to choose when you buy a new car. Maybe you get a new job offer, and your current car isn’t up to the task. Sometimes you get rear-ended at a traffic light and end up with a totaled car. Heck, occasionally, your engine just decides to stop working anymore, and replacing …
by Collin Woodard
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New 2021 Toyota We Wish We Could Buy In The US

Toyota pulled the Yaris from North America because we’re into large cars, not small ones. Fair enough. But this 2021 Yaris AP4 rally car looks like pure fun. And it has an aggressive look that can stand next to whatever else is out there normally making you too insecure to drive a small car. So …
by Thom Taylor
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You Need To Change Your Cabin Air Filter

Whether you’re preparing your car for winter or simply doing regular maintenance, air filters are rarely at the top of the list. And when they are, it’s usually the air filter in the engine. However, with relatively few exceptions, cars also have cabin air filters. And yours probably needs to be changed. What does your …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Toyota and Nissan Are Both Practical, but the Winner Is a Clear Choice

Toyota and Nissan have swept through the United States in recent decades, becoming two of the world’s most popular car manufacturers. They’ve always been close competitors, each performing impressively in its own right. And for the most part, Toyota and Nissan vehicles are known for their reliability, value, and dependability.  The experts at U.S. News …
by Marci Houghtlen
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How Do Dealers Like Carvana Make Money?

The new-car buying process has evolved a lot in the past decade. We went from having to walk into multiple dealerships and finding the right car in person to now simply being able to go online and sift through dealer inventories with the click of a mouse. What revolutionized the car-buying process, even more, was …
by Joe Santos
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