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Can I Have the Same License Plate Number as Someone Else?

As if the process of car buying didn’t cause enough headaches, they don’t end after you’ve handed over your money and paperwork. You still have to register it, or else you won’t get a license plate. For some, this is just another step to check off. But for others, it’s an opportunity to get a …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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The 2021 Toyota Sienna Has 1 Major Flaw

Let’s face it, the minivan craze is over, and the segment is quickly shriveling up. However, segment favorites like the Toyota Sienna and Honda Odyssey continuously receive major updates. For 2021, Toyota gave the Sienna a sporty new look, a hybrid powertrain, and a ton of standard safety features. However, in the pursuit of making …
by Gabriel Vega
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Make Way for the Kia Rebranding Onslaught, “Plan S”

We keep saying it, I know, but it keeps being true; Kia is killing the game. They routinely have launched winning models like the Telluride and the Soul. Although Kia likely doesn’t need much help selling cars, the Korean car company is still planning a major branding shift to launch 11 new cars by 2025. …
by Peter Corn
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Can You Remove the Cigarette Smoke Smell From a Car?

Cigarette smoke can wreak havoc on a car’s interior and it can be tough to get the smell out. In fact, the smell can easily linger for years, which can make your car unpleasant for your passengers and can even make it even harder to sell when it comes time to do so. Thankfully, there …
by Joe Santos
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Will the 2021 Acura MDX Be More Reliable Than Previous Years?

Acura seems to be the underrated competitor in the luxury car market. Far less popular than BMW and Audi, the prices of Acura cars seems like it should entice more buyers. In fact, among the Acura lineup is a very popular yet underrated style of car: an SUV with third-row seating. The latest prototype for …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Yes, Wildfire Smoke and Ash is Harmful to Car Paint

Sadly, every year there are multiple large wildfires that spark up across the land. The smoke and ash from those fires can drift from state to state. Also, the smoke and ash do not discriminate on which car’s finish it will land on. They’ll happily cover paint on a Ferrari just as much as a …
by HJ Pizarro
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The BMW i8 was BMW's all-electric supercar.
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These 5 Supercars are Dropping in Value. Buy Them Now!

If you’re into cars, then you have probably dreamt of owning a supercar at some point in your life. Whether you’ve posted a picture of a Nissan GT-R on your wall or perhaps saved a Jaguar F-Type as your desktop wallpaper, you’ve been there. You have been to that dream land where your garage is …
by Joe Santos
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These Classic Cars Older Than Sliced Bread

You’ve probably heard the expression that something is “the best thing since sliced bread” — and we admit, sliced bread is pretty great — but what if there were some cool classic cars that were the best thing before sliced bread? In fact, sliced bread wasn’t actually invented until 1928 (or at least sliced bread …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Aston Martin Sells Its Soul To Survive But Will It?

Aston Martin will be getting a lot of help from Mercedes-Benz. Among the list of help is access to Mercedes next-generation hybrid and electric powertrains. In exchange, Mercedes gets 20% of Aston Martin. So Aston Martin sells its soul to survive with future models Mercedes on the inside. Will it still be Aston Martin with …
by Thom Taylor
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Worst Car Wednesday: 1977 Lincoln Versailles

The only people that bought the 1977 Lincoln Versailles had never seen a Ford Granada. That’s because the Versailles was a thinly disguised Granada. Ford didn’t even try to hide the fact. How it ever could have expected to sell any of these pigs is the triumph of greed over value, design, perspective, and rational …
by Thom Taylor
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A certified pre-owned flag is seen on a used car for sale
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Buying Certified Pre-Owned Cars Isn’t a Bad Idea

If you’ve ever walked around a dealership lot and seen used cars with that little tag saying it’s a “certified pre-owned” vehicle chances are you wondered if that actually meant anything. Sure, it sounds like a total sales scam that people slap on used cars to make them more enticing, but there are some benefits …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Tips for Picking the Best RV Campground

Traveling in an RV can be a lot of fun. It is convenient that you don’t have to stress about what you’re packing or booking hotels, but it isn’t without stress. Traveling to some of the country’s most scenic roadways and vacation spots can be a great time, but finding the best place to camp …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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The Most Fuel-Efficient Mazda Sedans

If you’re shopping for a new car, then Mazda is a great way to go. The brand has revamped its whole model lineup over the past few years and is now more known for its sophisticated styling that further complements its upscale build quality. In some ways, you can now have your cake and eat …
by Joe Santos
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Some Nissan Juke Owners Might Snag Some Class Action Lawsuit Money

Warranties are meant to give us some sense of peace. They are meant to assure us that if there is an issue with an item, the company will take care of the said issue. This is not usually how these things work, though. Warranties often cost extra money and can create stress around buying something …
by Peter Corn
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Is Leasing a New Car Always Better Than Financing?

When it comes to buying a new car, there is always going to be a toss-up as to whether or not you should lease or finance. No matter how you look at them, cars are depreciating assets, and leasing a car means that you’ll be spending less during the time that you have it whereas …
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