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Sneaky Reasons Your Car Battery Is Dying

If you don’t drive your car for several years, it shouldn’t be much of a surprise when you try to turn it on, and it won’t start. It’s normal for car batteries to lose their charge over time. But sadly, driving your car regularly still doesn’t guarantee your battery won’t ever die. So if your …
by Collin Woodard
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Stop Paying Big Money for Vintage Air-Cooled Porsche 911s

If you’ve browsed any car auction site and stumbled upon a vintage air-cooled Porsche 911, chances are it isn’t selling for cheap. Regardless if it’s a market bubble or not, people are paying entirely too much for air-cooled 911s. The crazy pricing isn’t even exclusive to the special edition models. A standard 911 Carrera recently …
by Gabriel Vega
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How Much Does It Cost to Buy the Fastest Car in the World?

The Bugatti Chiron is basically an old Buick now. Come on, I’m just playing. But yes, there is a new world’s fastest car and it’s someone you’ve never heard of. A small hypercar maker called SSC just broke the world record for the fastest production car with the Tuatara at 316.11 mph.  Who is SSC? …
by Peter Corn
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Why are Used Car Prices Back on the Rise?

The past few months have been a sellers’ dreams for used cars. The fear of COVID-19 has left many people avoiding public transportation as much as possible. That also means those people are in need of affordable transportation. Even though there are a handful of new cars that are budget-friendly, they come nowhere close to …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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The Tesla Model S Performance offers a 2.3-second 0-60 time and over 350 miles of available range.
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You Can No Longer Return a Tesla Within 7 Days

Jumping onto the electric bandwagon isn’t necessarily a simple decision. Before buying an electric vehicle, you’ll need to make sure that you have the adequate charging capacity both at home and at work and then you’ll need ensure that you can run all of your errands and conduct whatever leisurely business you might have within …
by Joe Santos
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The Honda Civic Type R Is Really Just An Engineer’s Plaything

The Honda Civic Type R has been smashing records and utterly dominating the front-wheel-drive category since it made its debut in 2017. It’s such a good performer that that’s mainly what any car enthusiast thinks about when you utter the words “Civic Type R.” And while it’s still a Civic Hatchback underneath all of that …
by Joe Santos
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A More Reliable Mazda RX-8 Could Be a Small Modification Away

The rumors are true: a rotary engine will once again appear in Mazda’s lineup. That’s great news for the ‘spinning Dorito’ faithful, but for many, it can seem like an odd decision. The rotary engine has been dinged for unreliability, especially the one found in the Mazda RX-8. It’s held in poor regard compared to …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Will the International Scout Return? VW Just Bought Navistar

Though there are still papers to be signed Volkswagen just bought Navistar International. The big rig truck manufacturers. But International didn’t always just make semi-trucks. It made the Scout SUV for 20 years and the Travelall which was like a Suburban. And it also made pickup trucks from 1907 into the mid-1970s. Since VW just …
by Thom Taylor
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Porsche Says”What Pandemic?” Ships Over 11,000 Taycans In 2020

While most all of the auto companies have seen compromised sales over the ongoing pandemic, that’s not the case with Porsche. Far from feeling any effects, the German sports car manufacturer has been completely immune. How do you ask? The Taycan EV has been a game-changer for Porsche. In the first three quarters of 2020, …
by Thom Taylor
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Is Audi a German Car Company?

The Audi brand is known for producing stylish luxury cars and SUVs that prove themselves in terms of performance. In fact, thousands of people each year spend their money on one of these German luxury cars or an Audi SUV. But what is the history of Audi? Who owns this car company these days? Is …
by Jordan Almond
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5 Reasons It’s Better to Drive Your Car Than to Ship It

If you’re planning to move across the country, or at least a really long distance away, then you have likely been tasked with the decision to either ship your car or drive it. We recently listed five reasons it’s better to ship your car a long distance. But now, here are five reasons it may …
by Joe Santos
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Conquering Pikes Peak Is Easy in the Honda Civic Type R

At first thought, driving up Pikes Peak sounds like a scary endeavor. It’s a mountain located to the west of Colorado Springs that’s known for its 14,000-foot elevation and to get to the top, you’ll need to first get through 156 razor-sharp turns over the span of 19 miles. There are steep drop-offs without guard …
by Joe Santos
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You Could Own the Iconic Artistic Alfa Romeo BAT Concept Cars

As much as we ding it for reliability, Alfa Romeo’s sense of style and design is definitely praise-worthy. Some of its classic models, like the SZ, were admittedly a bit out-there for some. But others, like the GTV6 and the Montreal, have earned high marks for their looks. However, some of the Italian marque’s most …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Common Things That Void Your Car’s Warranty

A warranty is one of the most significant benefits of buying a car brand new. They are usually provided by the manufacturer directly as an understanding between them and the car buyer that they will take responsibility for most manufacturing defects out of the control of the consumer. As an agreement, there are ways that …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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