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Summer Fun In Pickup Truck Bed Pools

Summer is the time of year where people are more active. Grilling competitions come out of hibernation, as do regional car shows. It’s the time to celebrate the 4th of July with parades, as well as a time for people who enjoy water sports. They are days where we are grateful for the air conditioner working properly. But, …
by HJ Pizarro
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2020 Subaru Legacy is on display at the 111th Annual Chicago Auto Show
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Why You Should Skip the 2020 Chevy Malibu in Favor of the 2020 Subaru Legacy

One of the most affordable midsize sedans on the market nowadays is the Chevrolet Malibu. The price point alone makes it more popular than most others in its class, but the safety ratings don’t hurt either. However, popularity doesn’t always mean it’s the best choice. When you analyze its competitors, does the Malibu actually beat them …
by Wendy Johnson
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2022 Z06 Corvette: Closest Thing To A Street-Legal Racecar?

Since the C7 Corvette, Chevy has “co-developed” both the street- and race versions of the Corvette. Chevy says, “They’re the closest link in modern times between Corvettes built for racing and the road, sharing unprecedented levels of engineering and components including chassis architecture, engine technologies, and aerodynamic strategies.” This becomes evident when you know that …
by Thom Taylor
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What Actually Makes a Car Good These Days?

Cars are getting better with each new year which is certainly a great thing.  Although, the consistent improvements across so many global car brands make it more difficult to pick a new model. You might be wondering what actually makes a car good, or even great especially now with so many new features and technologies that …
by Leigh Fields
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What’s the Most Useless Area of Coverage on Your Auto Policy?

Whether you drive a flashy Chevy Corvette Stingray or an old Nissan Frontier, car insurance is required for all drivers. The cost depends on your age, where you live, and the condition of your vehicle. Standard auto coverage usually includes a few different types of insurance: liability, collision, medical, and comprehensive. You can also add …
by Addison White
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Auto Lenders About To Collapse From Defaults

Sales of new cars are expected to dip at least 20%. On top of that comes this cheerful news from Credit Acceptance Corp. It is the lending institution that handles most of the country’s subprime credit scores. Credit Acceptance is seeing payments dropping substantially as people cope with job losses and other issues from the …
by Thom Taylor
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More Coloring Books for Car Enthusiasts

Coloring pages aren’t just for kids anymore. Car enthusiasts and designers confined to their homes are finding new ways to share their love of cars Earlier this month, we shared some coloring books designed by our favorite automakers. Since then more automakers and designers have jumped in to help us creatively pass the time during …
by Alice Chase
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2020 Lincoln Aviator: You Might Have More Problems With the Plug-In Hybrid

Adding the word “hybrid” to a car’s nameplate could make it more desirable as it typically means that the car has a more efficient powertrain and is more eco-friendly. That is the case for the all-new 2020 Lincoln Aviator Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) as it is more fuel-efficient than its gas-only counterpart. However, it’s not without …
by Joe Santos
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How to Make Your Gas-Driven Car More Eco-Friendly

The year 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day and we can’t help but feel inspired to do our part and help further protect our environment. Many people think that the only way to be eco-friendly on the road is to purchase an electric vehicle or hybrid and that’s not the case. We’ve gathered …
by Leigh Fields
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2020 Honda Civic: What Is the Best Engine Option?

Honda has sold cars in America for several years, redesigning their creations as they go. The newest redesign of the Civic came in 2019 to include newer exterior styling, revised drivetrain pairing, and an updated infotainment system. The biggest change, however, lies with the newer engine configurations for each trim level. This year’s model of …
by Wendy Johnson
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What Negative Oil Prices Mean For Your Wallet

The entire automotive world is feeling the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Automakers like Ford and Toyota are making face shields and GM’s building ventilators. But with no one understandably buying cars, these companies are also feeling economic pressure. And fewer people driving means more than just fewer emissions. It also means gas and oil …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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A red 2020 Kia Stinger on the track.
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Kia Stinger And Genesis G70 Sedans Could Be Canceled

Slow selling models from all of the manufacturers are on the bubble. The coronavirus crisis and lack of auto sales have caused manufacturers to reevaluate how to bring in the big bucks. Lower-production models don’t do that. Without the luxury of having big-sellers supporting the niche, vehicles mean it’s time to cut losses and move …
by Thom Taylor
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The 2017 Cadillac CT6 Has Some Scary Reliability Scores

Drivers and car owners want to be certain that they can trust their vehicles. From work to vacations, there are an endless amount of reasons people depend upon their cars. In addition, many people just enjoy the pleasures of the simple act of driving. The 2017 Cadillac CT6 has caused a lot of controversy and …
by Ashley Swallow
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Relaxing Road Trips You Can Take Without Leaving Your Home

Typically this time of year would have many of us planning out our road trip adventures. We would have meticulously planned the routes, looked up attractions, and planned roadside stops. This year we’ve been told to stay home with no clarity to when the roads will reopen. If your road warrior heart is weary, we …
by Alice Chase
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Toyota introduces the 4Runner TRD Pro at the Chicago Auto Show
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What Models Does Toyota Offer the TRD Package On?

Toyota’s factory racing division has been involved in automobile racing worldwide since the 1950s. Toyota Racing Development was created in 1979 as a way to transfer years of knowledge related to performance acquired from their racing research and development team to its production automobiles. TRD engineers strive to get the highest level of performance from …
by Ron King
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New York City's 18th Bicycle-Traffic Fatality Of 2019 Prompts New Safety Plans
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Popular Car Safety Features Simplified

Car safety technology just keeps getting better.  Automakers are prioritizing advanced safety features fitted in their new models to help drivers avoid undesirable situations on the road. With so many new safety advancements and vague descriptions, it can be hard to decipher what these features actually do. Here is a list of the most common …
by Leigh Fields
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What Is All-Wheel Steering?

You have probably heard of rear-wheel or all-wheel drive, but have you heard of all-wheel steering? In essence, it’s what you think it is. The rear wheels steer just like the front wheels. After all, driving with all four wheels is better, so why not steer with all four of them? It’s an easy and …
by Joe Santos
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Never Try to Fix Your Car Recall Yourself

Even some of the most reliable cars on the road can be subject to manufacture recalls. Although usually for mechanical reasons, today software glitches can also prompt a car to be recalled. The Toyota Highlander, for example, has been a part of both a software-related and mechanical recall. The latter case is especially problematic, as …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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2021 Buick Regal GS | GM
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When Better Buicks Are Built We Don’t Get Them In The US

GM is trying to transform the Buick division in the US as its SUV brand. Curious since every US manufacturer is doing a similar song and dance. Except for Dodge and Chrysler. They’re just plugging along with Chrysler 300s and Dodge Chargers. Meanwhile, the Japanese, Korean, and European brands all seem to be doing fine …
by Thom Taylor
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The back of a Volkswagen GTI Golf car is displayed at an assembly line at the Volkswagen factory
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The 2015 Volkswagen GTI Proved to Be Very Unreliable

One area that consumers focus on the most when shopping for a new or used vehicle is reliability. With how easy it is to search for reviews of anything online, it comes as no surprise that people scour websites like Consumer Reports and Edmunds for weeks while they’re researching what car to buy, looking for …
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