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Is There Somewhere In the U.S. Without a Speed Limit?

The U.S. is a vast place known for its lack of regulation, few consistent laws state by state, and a love of overpowered and oversized cars, trucks, and SUVs. It’s hard to believe that we would have such tightly regulated speed limits with all that in mind. The cow-folk out west have done their best …
by Peter Corn
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Buying a car such as a Corvette isn't as simple as you might think.
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You Won’t Believe the Dumbest Excuses for Not Buying a Car

Buying a car has grown simpler over the years. Days of seemingly endless hours haggling for the best deal on the sales floor are gone. With COVID-19 social distancing guidelines in effect, auto dealerships have had to get creative when it comes to car shopping.  Prospective buyers can take advantage of online shopping with virtual …
by Rita DeMichiel
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There’s Just Something About the 2021 Honda Odyssey

The Honda Odyssey has been a perennial leader in its segment for many years and it soldiers on generation after generation, getting better as time goes on. So I wasn’t too surprised that, during my week with it as a press car loan, I ended up liking the 2021 Odyssey and all of its tech-savvy …
by Joe Santos
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This Former Dealership Is the Mother Lode of All Barn Finds

The Southeastern U.S. is a fascinating place for many reasons. One of the more fascinating things about it (for the purposes of this writing) is the amount of land that an individual can have without a burning desire to sell. In the South, land usually means stuff stored on that land, and by stuff, it …
by Peter Corn
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5 Ways to Get Over Holiday Road Rage

The holidays are here and with them comes a lot of joy and a lot of stress. There’s a stress if you have to cook for your family, stress with having to prepare everything, and even more stress if you have to commute and get to your holiday parties on time. Unfortunately, all of that …
by Joe Santos
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The Chevrolet-Related Brand You’ve Never Heard Of

Chevrolet is an American automotive manufacturer that is recognized across the world. From trucks to high-powered muscle cars, the Chevy brand has a lot of history and heritage. The simple bowtie badge is easy to recognize, but there is a car company related to Chevy that you’ve probably never heard of. It’s called the Frontenac …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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A Subaru Outback is seen during the Vienna Car Show press preview at Messe Wien
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Don’t Call It a Comeback: The Subaru Outback Is Closing Out 2020 Strong

This year has been a wild rollercoaster ride for everyone, especially automakers and car dealerships. Shuttering the economy earlier this year put a damper on vehicle production and retailer sales. But with the increased availability of virtual car-buying and regions of the country returning to retail, car sales are slowly coming back. Many manufacturers are …
by Desiree Homer
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Fun Facts About the Internal Combustion Engine

The internal combustion engines is the most common powertrain in cars around the world. Although the hybrid and electric car market are gaining popularity steadily, it will likely be a long time before we see the standard combustion engine completely phased out. While they may not sound as cool or as exciting as the electric …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Can You Cook Thanksgiving Dinner in a Car’s Engine Bay?

It’s crunch time! Thanksgiving is here and you still need to get the turkey in the oven, but what if your power is out and you’re in need of an alternative method to cook it? In that case, you can either cook it on a grill in the backyard, or you can head into your …
by Joe Santos
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A worker inspects aluminum alloy wheel hubs at an aluminum company
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Are Aluminum Alloy Wheels Worth It?

Steel wheels may be more affordable than aluminum alloy wheels, but as it turns out, the pricier option may actually save you money in the long run. Aluminum wheels are an immensely popular add-on when people purchase new cars, and for good reason: They have a huge number of benefits, according to Les Schwab. Here’s …
by Tegan Watson
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The kitchenette inside off a Basecamp 20X model
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How to Prepare for Holiday Cooking In Your RV

Given what we know about the latest trends, more families are spending the holiday season in RVs this year. Conventional RVs, motorhomes, and versatile campers have risen in popularity as travelers look for a safer way to adventure. If you have been curious about how to create a traditional holiday meal in your RV, you’ve come to the right …
by Leigh Fields
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Two people drive an ATV through a muddy creek.
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5 Fun Used ATVs for Under $3,500

If you’ve ever ridden an ATV through the forest or on a sandy trail, you get it. If you haven’t, there’s a good chance you’d like to give it a go. Some of them are crazy expensive. But you don’t actually have to spend ridiculous cash to have a little 4×4 fun in the dirt. …
by Jordan Almond
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Ineos Grenadier Land Rover Defender partners with Hyundai
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Hyundai Partners With Tough Looking Defender-esque Off-Road Builder

The sky is blue, the sea is wet, and people will never stop making Land Rover Defender restomods and copies. It has so firmly planted in the automotive world that it will never be gone. This is so universally true that even Hyundai is getting into the pseudo-Defender game. British car builder Ineos announced that …
by Peter Corn
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An image of the Bugatti Baby II outdoors in California.
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This Is the Only Bugatti You Can Actually Afford

A Bugatti Chiron is a fantastic 1,500-hp hand-built hypercar. However, its near $3 million starting price makes it inaccessible for us mere mortals. Thankfully, today we’re covering a brand-new Bugatti you can actually afford. It’s called the Bugatti Baby II, and it’s the result of a collaboration with The Little Car Company. According to Motor1, …
by Gabriel Vega
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Will This 34-Mile Honda S2000 Sell For as Much as a New NSX at Auction?

The Honda S2000 might not be the fastest, most agile, or even the best-looking rear-drive convertible ever produced, it’s still at the pinnacle of Honda’s engineering. Of course, the Acura NSX is still considered to be the manufacturer’s halo exotic, but the S2000 carries a strong cult following of its own due to its intoxicatingly …
by Joe Santos
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