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Chevy Kills Certain 2020 Corvette Models Before Production Resumes

Time is running out for 2020 Corvette production. Only 2,695 have been built so far. The coronavirus pandemic shutdown is causing massive problems in every area of vehicle production. All manufacturers are shooting for mid-May to start ramping up production but only if outside suppliers can supply needed components. So, Chevy is looking for ways …
by Thom Taylor
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Why You Can’t Just Put Modern Tires on a Classic Car

It’s possible to take some of the inconvenience out of driving a classic car. You can give it modern infotainment, or even swap out the powertrain for an electric one. However, automotive tech has evolved in more areas than just safety features, brakes, and engine design. Your car’s tires have also been improved over the …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Why Do so Many Expensive Cars Use Carbon Fiber?

For building cars, metal is usually the go-to. The Tesla Cybertruck’s body is stainless steel, for instance. It’s strong but heavy. Aluminum is the metal of choice for cutting weight, as with Ford’s F-Series trucks, Bollinger’s chassis, and some of Morgan’s upcoming cars. Bugatti, too, once used aluminum body panels. However, some of the most …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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This 3-Cylinder Engine Makes 600hp

Traditional car enthusiasts and classic car owners live by the phrase “there is no replacement for displacement,” or essentially, that bigger motors are inherently better. Fast forward to the year 2020 where we have moved forward from large, naturally aspirated engines to boosted engines sporting superchargers and turbochargers and producing just as much, if not …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Eight of the Coolest Off-Roading Trails in the U.S.

There’s nothing like driving off the beaten path, and off-roading takes that to the next level. To some, driving on a muddy, bumpy road sounds like a nightmare. There’s another group though that thinks the bumpier the drive, the better. Off-roaders enjoy rough rides, scenic routes in nature, and the overall challenge of mastering rocky …
by Leigh Fields
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Roofnest Reveals New Line of Rooftop Tents

If the great outdoors is still calling your name, now is the best time to prepare for your next big adventure. You have enough time to stock up on all of your needed essentials. And while you may already have one the best vehicles to camp with. Even if you don’t, there are still options out there for …
by Alice Chase
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Is the Infiniti Q50 Worth Buying?

The Infiniti Q50 is a luxury sedan that competes with the likes of the Lexus IS, the Audi A4, the Mercedes C-Class, and the BMW 3 Series. That’s some pretty stiff competition as all of the aforementioned rivals have stood their ground in that segment for many years. The Infiniti Q50 isn’t exactly new, however, …
by Joe Santos
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Is the Acura TLX Worth the Big Money Upgrade Over the Honda Accord?

Anyone in the market for a new midsize sedan likely has the 2020 Honda Accord near the top of their list and for good reason. The Accord consistently performs well in ratings for safety, reliability, cost to own, and customer satisfaction. It’s been named to Car and Driver’s annual 10Best list a stunning 34 times …
by Chloe Wayne
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Is Supercharging a Toyota 86 a Good Idea?

When it comes to making a well-balanced sports car, automakers typically need to focus on handling, power, and weight. It takes a lot to get it just right while trying to please the masses. Such is the case for the Toyota 86. Since the FR-S/BR-Z/86 introduction in 2013, many have lamented that the car’s 200 …
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Bring the Drive Inside With Infiniti Carigami

Many of us have lost track of how many days, weeks, its been since things have been “normal.” We can likely all agree that we miss the drives we used to take to see friends, road trips, and other outings. Automakers asking us to stay safely at home are putting their design talent toward helping …
by Alice Chase
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Lawsuit: Jeep/Ram Sway Bars Disconnect At Highway Speeds

A class-action lawsuit has just been filed against Ram and Jeep over sway bars disconnecting from the suspension. It says the sway bars are “prone to failure” and put occupants and the general public at risk. These are the electronic sway bar disconnects available on many Dodge, Ram, and Jeep vehicles since 2005. These devices …
by Thom Taylor
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The Luxurious and Upcoming 2022 Mazda6 Is Worth the Wait

Move over Lexus and BMW, there’s a new car in town. The highly anticipated 2022 Mazda6 will be the newest entry into the premium segment. Mazda is giving its popular midsize sedan a complete overhaul, and the changes are astonishing. The new 2022 Mazda6 will take on the look and feel of a luxury vehicle, with the …
by Rita DeMichiel
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3 Reasons Why You Should Buy a Kia Stinger

When it debuted in 2017, the Kia Stinger raised a lot of eyebrows and even converted a lot of prior skeptics over to the Korean brand. Its bold looks and rear-drive platform breathed new life into an otherwise non-descript lineup and showcased what Kia was able to do. While sales were good for the first …
by Joe Santos
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Chrysler Pacifica Wins Good Housekeeping Award

Mention a minivan, and many people roll their eyes. But the truth is that minivans are great people-haulers. In many cases, they even achieve better fuel efficiency when compared to popular SUVs. So, they can move the family and do well at the gas pump. It is not a surprise then the minivans often get evaluated against each other.  Manufacturers …
by HJ Pizarro
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How to Keep Your Car or Motorcycle Battery From Going Flat

Regardless of how it happens, sometimes your vehicle can sit idle for an extended period of time. Usually, that’s to protect it from winter’s salt. However, if done improperly, just parking your car or bike can actually damage it. And one of the earliest casualties is your car’s or motorcycle’s battery. However, at its core, …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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YouTube Truck Winner Lost His Prize

In the YouTube universe, there are a lot of channels anyone can follow for any topic. For auto enthusiasts, there are channels about crafting upholstery, building stronger V8 engines, lifting trucks, racing, restorations, electric conversions, and so on. Often, there will be a channel that has a large enough following that giving away a vehicle …
by HJ Pizarro
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BMW 318i: Enthusiasts Love To Hate-Even With A V8?

This is the BMW that enthusiasts love to hate. But there are many fans of the 1994-2000 3-Series hatchback also known as the “compact” and code-named E36. It was BMW’s first hatchback and was made from a standard 3-Series sedan. It even had the sedan’s same wheelbase. What made it unique was the seven-inches chopped …
by Thom Taylor
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What Is the Most Stolen Car in America?

Car theft is still prevalent these days and, unfortunately, it’s probably not slowing down any time soon. It’s not because new cars are not any more theft deterrent, because they are, it’s because there are still thousands of older cars still on the roads. And most, if not all, of those cars are worth more …
by Joe Santos
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Ford 2019 Top Executive Pay Much More Than Profit-Say What?

The combined 2019 executive pay for Ford Motor Company’s top six executives was $70 million. Ford’s annual net income was $47 million. Does that seem right? When you consider that Ford’s annual profits were down $3.7 billion that’s how it ended up like this. Today, Ford has a whole new set of problems it has …
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