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One of the Fastest Hondas You Can Buy Is Also One of the Cheapest

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: Fast, cheap, or reliable, you can only pick two of these traits when shopping for a car. But what if you could buy a car that’s fast and reliable for a very low price? In that case, you’ll have to look at the older Honda market. …
by Joe Santos
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A blue 2021 Kia Forte displays its commuter car prowess while driving on the highway
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Kia Reports Best October Ever

Kia seems to be the talk of the automotive world this year, with the new Telluride being quite a show-stopper. In the past few years, Kia has continued to outdo itself, developing sporty sedans like the Stinger and upgrading its already established vehicles like the Soul. In the past few months, however, the automotive industry …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Porsche 911 Owner Cited for Going 90 MPH Over the Speed Limit

Since its introduction in the 1960s, the Porsche 911 has been one of the most exciting sports cars available. So much so that one over-enthusiastic owner was reportedly caught going 90 mph over the speed limit on a Texas highway. The result is a citation for going 166 mph in a 75 mph zone. According …
by Gabriel Vega
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Want a Shelby GT500? You Can Turn Whatever You Drive Into One

Customizing cars is the hope that keeps most automotive enthusiasts striving for their dream cars. Most of us can’t afford a 1969 Dodge Charger or a Lamborghini Diablo or whatever, name your dream car. Customizing our cars gives us a shot at being able to one day build the car of our dreams. It is …
by Peter Corn
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The 2021 Geneva Motor Show is Already Canceled

The yearly Geneva International Motor Show is the event that many manufacturers and car enthusiasts look forward to every March. Whether you’ve ever attended or just viewed all of the awesome content from home, you know that the cars that make it to Geneva are going. The Geneva International Motor Show The annual Geneva International …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Here’s Why The Same Jeeps Showed Up To The Joe Biden Speeches

Believe it or not but in this crazy world of conspiracies and other nonsense there are people suggesting the Jeeps staged at President-elect Joe Biden’s acceptance speech are part of a conspiracy. We can’t imagine what that conspiracy might be? Jeep is taking over the government? Biden will soon force everyone to drive a Jeep …
by Thom Taylor
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A white Lamborghini Countach is on display at an indoor show.
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Ferruccio Lamborghini’s Personal Countach Changes Hands, Record Sale

The Lamborghini Countach is an iconic exotic car. For decades this collectible car was on posters in the rooms and shops of many automotive enthusiasts. The Countach also became a pop culture icon after appearing in the Cannonball Run movie. The first few moments of the film were dedicated to showing off the performance of …
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There’s a Swiss Ferrari 308 Hot Hatch by Sbarro up for Sale

While its newest models come with quite a few restrictions, many older Ferraris find themselves being used for all sorts of projects. Some builds, like Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera’s Aero 3, give the donor Ferrari a full re-skin. Others, though, focus on transplanting the Italian powertrain into more mundane cars. And one of these builds, the …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Here’s What A $255,000 Bowlus Trailer Looks Like

The Bowlus Endless Highways Performance Edition trailer not only has the longest name in trailers but also one of the highest prices. But going off the grid in luxury is the name of the game for this one-off Bowlus aluminum trailer. Bowlus says that this is the ultimate recreational vehicle and who are we to …
by Thom Taylor
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Fatal Volvo Airbag Incident Leads to 54,000-Vehicle Recall

Volvo is commonly known as the manufacturer of some of the safest cars on the road. However, the Swedish manufacturer has just recalled more than 54,000 cars due to a deadly airbag issue. The recall affects 2001-2003 S80 and S60 models sold in the U.S. According to Bloomberg, The faulty airbag equipment has unfortunately resulted …
by Gabriel Vega
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President-Elect Joe Biden Rips His 1967 Corvette

Obviously, the biggest news in the land is the results of our 46th Presidential election. But, this is an automotive site so let’s keep the focus there. Joe Biden has won the presidential election, but because the President of the United States is not allowed to drive, he better get in some runs in his …
by Peter Corn
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Rusty Monday: Old Desert Dogs

Many people when they think of rusty old cars think of those old desert dogs that you used to see traveling to Las Vegas or jumping dunes on your ATV. A lot of those old hulks have been dragged off to help clean up the desert environment. But, there still are those examples of bullet …
by Thom Taylor
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The 2021 Toyota Sienna Won’t Make You Embarrassed to Drive a Minivan

Chrysler released the very first minivan in 1983. The minivan quickly became a popular family vehicle, although it began to develop a reputation as the ride for “soccer moms.” By the ’90s, buyers began jumping ship and purchasing SUVs rather than minivans. Many minivan models have been discontinued, but the Toyota Sienna remains. The newly …
by Ed Reeves
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The 2017 Toyota Sienna minivan is seen during the 2017 North American International Auto Show
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The 2017 Toyota Sienna May Seem Flawed But It’s Honorable

Critics raved about the 2017 Toyota Sienna when it was new. The 2017 Sienna distinguished itself from class rivals with its deluxe cabin and available all-wheel-drive. But at the same time, the recalls associated with this model make it seem less appealing. They don’t necessarily have to be deal-breakers, though.  2017 Toyota Sienna performance  The 2017 Sienna’s powertrain is …
by Leigh Fields
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How Does a $50,000 Toyota Sienna Compare To a Six-Figure Lexus Minivan?

With the 2021 Sienna Platinum’s $50k base price, Toyota’s range-topping minivan has an almost luxury-car-level price tag. However, ever since the LS400 debuted in the 90s, if US shoppers wanted a luxury Toyota product, the answer has been Lexus. Lexus, though, doesn’t have a minivan. At least, not in the US. Overseas shoppers can pick …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Massachusetts Passes ‘Right To Repair’–What Comes Next?

Torque wrenches and screwdrivers aren’t the only tools you need for maintenance work these days. Modern vehicles’ sensors and various electronics require their own equipment, one that automakers aren’t always willing to give out. Hence why the fight for the ‘right to repair’ is so vital. And it’s a fight that Massachusetts voters recently settled—at …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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How Do Helicopters Land When Engines Fail?

We’ve seen videos of car crashes and even plane crashes, and while those make sense, or at least we think they can sometimes be prevented, that isn’t quite what comes to mind when we think of helicopters crashing. In fact, you probably don’t give helicopter much thought unless you see one in the news or …
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