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Jaguar Completely Did Away With a Driving Tradition in 2020 Models

British automobile maker Jaguar has a long-standing tradition of performance in the luxury vehicle market, but the future of the brand’s performance heritage is looking bleak. Recently, many automakers worldwide have shifted focus away from sedans and invested heavily in the SUV market. While Jaguar is present in the SUV market, it is still committed …
by Ron King
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Clever, Cut Porsche Cayman Hides A 1,210 HP LS V8

The Porsche Cayman mid-engine coupe gets no love from Porschephiles. Why this is can be debated, but the bottom line is that they can be picked up for cheap money and flogged to death. They’re a perfect size, mid-engine, and they’re a Porsche. All of that makes them a great platform to cut up and …
by Thom Taylor
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The Automated Manual

General car owners understand the functional difference between a manual transmission and an automatic transmission, and in today’s modern world our options for true manuals are limited. Many sports cars have done away with the manual transmission altogether, as the new Corvette C8, but some manufacturers have at least picked up on offering sports shifting …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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What Is It Like to Drive a Right-Hand-Drive Car in the U.S?

Since right-hand-drive (RHD) cars can now be legally imported into the U.S. (and they keep getting better each year), there might be more and more consumers interested in buying one. But if you live in a country where left-hand-drive cars are the norm, you might be wondering if it’s hard to drive a car where …
by Joe Santos
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Should You Buy a 2020 Honda Accord or Go Big With a Honda HR-V?

Honda vehicles are known for their quality and reliability. They offer great resale value and have been among the top-selling vehicles for several decades. Despite the decline in the economy brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Honda is showing strong sales numbers for 2020. They’re offering financial relief in the form of sales incentives and …
by Rita DeMichiel
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Hyundai Kona compact crossover suv on display at Brussels Expo
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Automakers Start to Resume Production in Europe

Recently, we talked about how China’s auto sales are starting to show signs of recovery as automakers resume production in the area amid the COVID-19 crisis. Now, we are seeing automakers reopen their production facilities in Europe too as Auto News reports. Hyundai and Kia Lead the Way Korean brands Hyundai and Kia were among …
by Leigh Fields
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What to Keep in Your Car in Case of Emergencies

Our cars are basically our homes away from home and because of this, we should stock our cars with items that can assist us in times of need or emergency situations while we are on the road. We recommend taking advantage of the extra space in your vehicle to keep these suggested items in your …
by Leigh Fields
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Pebble Beach and the Quail Postponed to Next Year

Auto enthusiasts tend to go to car shows, or at least follow the happenings of car shows from recap articles posted online, or printed in magazines. After a while of following the car show scene, it becomes obvious that some of the car shows on the regular schedule are more prestigious than others. The Pebble …
by HJ Pizarro
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If You Own A Crappy Ford Fiesta/Focus Your Payday Has Arrived

In 2012 a class action lawsuit was filed by Ford Fiesta and Focus owners against Ford. Owners were seeking damages over faulty dry-clutch DPS6 transmissions. The transmissions have a variety of issues that manifested themselves. Some of the issues included shuddering, bucking, slipping, jerking, funky gear changes, premature wear, and sudden delayed acceleration. Among other …
by Thom Taylor
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Peugeot Speeds Up Plans To Enter US Market

Back in 2016, Peugeot announced its intention to explore the return of the brand to the United States. The brand had previously shuttered US operations in 1991. However, the American market is just too large to ignore for too long. So, in February 2019, Peugeot announced they would return by 2026. Since then, its parent company merged with FCA, …
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Is Buying a Used Alfa Romeo Giulia a Good Idea?

The Alfa Romeo Giulia hit the U.S. market back in 2017 and garnered some great reviews at the time. It was praised for its sporty yet compliant driving dynamics, its unique aesthetics, and mainly the twin-turbo V6 that powers the top-trim Quadrifoglio. And while car reviewers and consumers that purchased the car at the time …
by Joe Santos
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Ford Will Do Subaru Thing With Lifted, Plastic-Clad Fusion Wagon

Taking a page from Subaru, Ford will be bringing a lifted, black plastic-clad Mondeo station wagon to the US. To us, it’s a Fusion station wagon that is not available in the US. But to other parts of the world, it is known as a Mondeo. Whatever you call it the Fusion name will continue …
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5 Quick Cars Priced Under $30,000

There’s a difference between a car being “quick” and being “fast.” Fast refers to how fast the car can go, as is top speed, while quick refers to a car’s acceleration. While having a fast car is nice, having a one that can accelerate quickly is much more useful, even in everyday driving situations. For …
by Joe Santos
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When Do I Have to Replace All Four Tires?

We might not think about them much, but tires are a central part of how our vehicles perform overall, and what most evidently connects us to the road. When it comes to considering a used vehicle to purchase, the tires for the model you choose should be considered just as important as the vehicle’s body …
by Leigh Fields
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Chevy Would Love a Redo on the 2017 and 2018 Camaro

Along with the El Camino and Impala, the Camaro comes to mind when thinking about iconic Chevy cars. First introduced in 1967, it’s still one of the most beloved cars in the automaker’s lineup. It’s also one of the cheapest sports cars on the market, though rare editions can fetch prices of over $900,000. The …
by Addison White
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What Makes the Honda Pilot Such a Great Family Vehicle?

Growing families today are looking for SUVs with space and style to get around safely. Three-row SUVs are clear winners. The Honda Pilot is an excellent choice for families in many ways. It might just be the best choice. Like the CR-V, it provides a variety of features that makes it not only a pleasure …
by Alice Chase
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Ford Has to Sell 908 Units to Match Ferrari

Operating margins help manufacturers keep the lights on. In markets where many manufacturers are competing, the margins get thinner. But, in ultra-exclusive markets, the reverse is true. For example, Ferrari closed 2019 with some serious cash from each unit the company sold. According to a report from Fiat Group World, “With 10,131 cars sold last year, …
by HJ Pizarro
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It’s a Great Time to Buy a Used Honda Civic Type R

Since its introduction for the 2017 model year, the Honda Civic Type R has been a hot ticket item in the world of Japanese sport compacts. While the Honda has produced the Civic Type R in other countries for the better part of the past two decades, the Civic Type R that we can currently …
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