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2017 Nissan Sentra Nismo is on display at the 109th Annual Chicago Auto Show
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How Reliable Is the Nissan Sentra?

The Nissan Sentra has always been seen as an unpretentious, reliable, good looking sedan that has been a solid part of  Nissan’s lineup for many years. However, when Consumer Reports reviewed the Nissan Sentra, they only gave it a 3 out of 5 in predicted reliability. The Sentra faced some serious backlash due to transmission …
by Katie Clime
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A white 2001 Oldsmobile Intrigue with a tacky body kit is parked at a car show.
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5 Most Embarrassing Mods From the Early 2000s

It’s the early-2000s: Apple introduces the revolutionary iPod, boy bands own the airwaves, and the original The Fast and the Furious film brings underground import tuner culture to the mainstream. For the most part, the cultural phenomenon spurred by the massive success of The Fast and the Furious was a good thing—the automotive aftermarket exploded …
by Jimmy Brown
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Land Rover LR4 with Egoé Nestbox Supertramp
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Nestbox Helps Non-Vans Live the #Vanlife

Although living the #vanlife isn’t easy, especially if you’re overlanding, more and more companies are starting to support it. The most desirable Honda Elements and Pontiac Azteks are the ones with the built-in tents. But while you can outfit SUVs, pickups, Unimogs, and kei trucks with campers and tents, it’s really about the vans. And …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Man sitting in a Tesla using the infotainment screen.
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What Is An Infotainment System?

I’ve mentioned before that I learned to drive in the 1980s. In the time since then, I’ve seen a lot of automotive industry advancements filter into more and more models. Advances in safety systems are the most impressive. But, there have been advances in convenience features for the consumer as well. Enter the infotainment system. …
by HJ Pizarro
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The 2017 Toyota Sienna minivan is seen during the 2017 North American International Auto Show
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Is the Toyota Sienna Really 1 of the Worst Minivans You Can Buy?

The Toyota Sienna minivan has been an option for family vehicle buyers for more than 20 years. While so far, it’s hung on in a shrinking field of minivans still being produced and sold, the Sienna sometimes shows up on lists of the worst minivans. Is this really true? Not everyone thinks so. History of …
by Katie Clime
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Today’s Standard Features Put Classics to Shame

Power steering, power brakes, and power windows are the kinds of features we don’t think much about these days. But, there was a day when each of those things was considered an optional item, not included in the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. Consequently, the purchase price would go up with the addition of each selected …
by HJ Pizarro
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3 Luxury Cars That Won’t Bankrupt you With Repair Bills

There’s nothing like owning a luxury car. The feel of the soft, supple leather beneath you while sitting in its comfortable, well-bolstered seats. The smooth driving experience and cushioned ride when going over imperfections on the road. Not to mention a whisper-quiet cabin protecting you from the outside noise. Owning a luxury car can be …
by Joe Santos
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Fans Barred From NASCAR, IndyCar Races From Coronavirus

Today we are seeing the complete elimination or postponement of sporting events in the US. For auto racing enthusiasts that also includes NASCAR, IndyCar, IMSA, and NHRA races. Sunday’s season-opening IndyCar season in St. Petersburg, Florida, will be without spectators. For NASCAR’s race in Atlanta, Georgia, this weekend it would be immediately followed next week …
by Thom Taylor
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Miami, Little Havana, men working at car wash.
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Why It’s Actually Important to Wash Your Car

There are some people out there who never wash their car, and that’s okay. Well, actually, it is not really okay because washing your car is actually extremely important. Beyond basic pride in ownership, here are a few valid reasons to break out the cloths and suds and get to work on your favorite vehicle. …
by Katie Clime
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Minimize Your Time at the Dealership and Shop for a Car from Home

Home shopping is the easiest, most comfortable, and probably the most fun way to purchase products. Considering cars are products, we should just be able to buy them online, however, that’s not currently the case since you still have to do a test drive and sign contracts. According to Consumer Reports, “It’s not very common …
by Joe Santos
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A worker cleans a Chevrolet Colorado displayed at the Indonesian International Motor Show
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2020 Was a Rough Year for Chevy’s Reliability

When any of us go to the dealer to get a new vehicle, we’re hoping for a few things. One thing we’re hoping for is to find a car, SUV, or truck that’s visually appealing, affordable and that will get us through a few years without a lot of costly repairs. Thanks to organizations like …
by Tina Pavlik
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RADwood Is for Anyone Obsessed With the ‘80s and ’90s

Since 2017, ‘80s and 90’s automotive enthusiasts have been gathering in cities across the nation, bringing their most treasured cars and memorabilia from the era to an event known and loved as RADwood. If you are an ’80s and ’90s car culture enthusiast, this is a must-attend event. Oh, and please come in themed attire. …
by Alice Chase
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2017 Nissan Sentra is on display at the 109th Annual Chicago Auto Show at McCormick Place
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Does the Nissan Sentra Have Apple CarPlay?

The 2020 Nissan Sentra has many appealing performance aspects as well as styling features that drew many people to check it out. With its smooth ride and exceptional handling, it’s no wonder the Sentra gets a lot of attention. But, the fact that it looks cool and performs great doesn’t mean it’s automatically the vehicle …
by Wendy Johnson
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Cars racing down the track during a Formula 1 race in Australia
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Coronavirus Will Not Stop Firestone Grand Prix

Wednesday morning, the Mayor of Saint Petersburg Florida went on record in a press conference to say that the 16th Annual Firestone Grand Prix will go on this weekend. The conference was held to address concerns of Coronavirus’s impact in the area and to the event.   Embrace The Race The Mayor, Rick Kriseman, began the press …
by HJ Pizarro
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Here We Go: Worker At Indiana Fiat Chrysler Plant Has Coronavirus

We’ve been holding our breath. We hoped the plant shutdowns and parts interruptions would not come to America. Now, it seems that we’re on the cusp of major auto manufacturing disruptions here. An employee of the Fiat Chrysler transmission plant in Kokomo, Indiana, has tested positive for the coronavirus. This is the first person of …
by Thom Taylor
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New York International Auto Show Website
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Postponed: New York International Auto Show

Late Tuesday afternoon, the organizers of the New York International Auto Show announced that its annual show was postponed. Originally scheduled to run April 10-19th, the show was rescheduled for August 28th through September 6, 2020. Mark Schienberg, President of the New York Automobile Dealers Association, said the move was being made to protect “attendees, …
by HJ Pizarro
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Race car driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. in his car.
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Motorsport Is Making Coronavirus Adjustments

On Wednesday, the World Health Organization on their website declared, “COVID-19 can be characterized as a pandemic.” This means that there is a major concern for the health and wellbeing of humans globally. Indeed, the Coronavirus, as it is commonly known, is no respecter of national borders, political parties, religious faith, or even gender. So, …
by HJ Pizarro
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Your New Car To Hate: Rolls-Royce Silver Bullet Roadster

There are estimated to be over 2,500 billionaires in the world and they’re demanding more than production cars. Those are so bourgeois. They want to harken back to the days of coachbuilt opulence. For those seeking to be conspicuous about their wealth, we give you the Rolls Royce Dawn-based roadster. Its premise is perfect. Take …
by Thom Taylor
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A silver Ford Fiesta ST displayed at an auto show.
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Can You Daily a Ford Fiesta ST?

Ah, the perennial question posed by countless car enthusiasts across automotive forums far and wide. The TL;DR answer (that’s shorthand for “Too Long; Didn’t Read”): Yes, but it depends on your lifestyle. If you’re considering a Ford Fiesta ST for your daily driver, then read on to determine whether or not this feisty five-door is …
by Jimmy Brown
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Why do CVT Transmissions Simulate Shifts?

Continuously variable transmissions (CVT) have been popping up on just about every new car model over the past decade or so. Manufacturers like them because they provide a better economic sense, both in terms of saving fuel and cost. However, many consumers and enthusiasts aren’t too keen on them due to the “elastic feel” upon …
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