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Honda executives celebrate as the 2018 Honda Accord is named the car of the year at the 2018 North American International Auto Show
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The Accord and Camry Continued to Dominate Midsize Car Sales Last Year

Both the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry have been in the hearts of American buyers for decades. Boasting reliability and affordability for families, the Accord and Camry have been some of the brands’ best-selling vehicles in lineup history. But with the era of SUVs and trucks ushering in, how well are the two midsize sedans …
by Marci Houghtlen
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A blue first-generation Ford Fiesta ST displayed at an autoshow.
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The Ford Fiesta ST Will Be a Future Cult Collectible

Certain neoclassical cars inspire such passionate, some would say borderline obsessive devotion from their loyal fan base that they achieve cult car status —the Porsche 911, VW Beetle, and Mazda MX-5 Miata immediately come to mind. Cult cars exude charisma, style, and offer a distinctive driving experience that sets them apart from more mundane motor …
by Jimmy Brown
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BMW destroyed in accident. (Photo by: Joan Slatkin/Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
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What Happens When You Crash a BMW?

Sitting in traffic or zooming down the highway, sometimes the unfortunate happens: a dreaded car crash. Many new cars, such as BMW and Audi, reflect on mechanical issues of the past to create systems that ensure the driver and passengers’ safety, as well as ensure the vehicle is as uncompromised as possible. Fuel Shutoff Gasoline …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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The Ford Fusion Autonomous car is displayed at the 2017 North American International Auto Show
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Does the Ford Fusion Have Apple CarPlay?

The 2020 Ford Fusion is an economical sedan with a sophisticated look. It gives you three powertrain options – gas, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid. The Fusion is loaded with technology that connects drivers with the outside world and keeps everyone safer on the road. Apple CarPlay in the Ford Fusion Owners of iPhone devices will …
by Katie Clime
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2020 Porsche Taycan
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The Cars That Really Do Meet Their 0-60 Times

Just because your car’s published 0-60 time is quick doesn’t mean it’ll actually be that fast on the street. Even electric cars can struggle to match the 0-60 times the pros put out. But there are cars that can genuinely back up the performance they claim to have. And you don’t even necessarily need Ferrari-levels …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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2021 Ford Bronco Sport | Bronco Sport Forum-
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Leaked Photos: This Is The 2021 Ford Bronco Sport

Well, you knew this would happen it was just a matter of when. An online Bronco forum snagged these images of what is most assuredly the new 2021 Ford Bronco Sport. This is not the regular-size Bronco also coming soon to a Ford dealer near you. This is the smaller Bronco “Sport” front-wheel-drive version. Some …
by Thom Taylor
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A Nissan Racecar for the 24 Hours of Le Mans

The 24 Hours of Le Mans is a race unlike any other, featuring some of what are considered the best sports cars in the world. It is known to host cars from many different manufacturers, such as Ferrari, Porsche, Alfa Romeo, Bentley, and many others. What you may find surprising is that Nissan also designed …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Genesis displays a Vision G Coupe concept at the North American International Auto Show
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Severe Engine Problems Have 2012 Hyundai Genesis Owners Complaining

For some consumers, badges and brands aren’t as important as amenities, features, and value. For anyone interested in a top-quality luxury sedan with all the bells and whistles minus the hefty price tag, the Hyundai Genesis might be the perfect car for you. Originally launched in 2009, the Genesis soon became a fan favorite for …
by Desiree Homer
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2019 Subaru Forester Sport parked in front of mountains
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The History of the Subaru Eyesight Safety System

With a history as one of the safest auto brands out there, Subaru was the first Japanese car to begin crash testing in the 1960s. Over the next few decades, Subaru continued to strive to be the safest car on the road. With the release of the Subaru EyeSight in 2008, they began paving the …
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What We Know About The New Presidential Limousine

In September 2018, a new presidential limousine was rolled out by the Secret Service to carry the President of the United States, Donald Trump, to the United Nations Assembly in New York. In February, the limousine, also known as The Beast, paced the NASCAR Daytona 500 field. What do we know about this vehicle? The …
by HJ Pizarro
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NASCAR starting line
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What’s Happening to NASCAR?

Decades ago, NASCAR was the “it” thing. It celebrated the award of its first big television contract in 1999 with Fox/FX and NBC/TBS, fans were flocking to the sport, and seating couldn’t be built fast enough at the tracks. So, what happened? Look at NASCAR now, and you see a company that has gone from boom to mild …
by HJ Pizarro
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Roush Phase 2 Mustang supercharger
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What Is the Difference Between A Turbo and Supercharger?

The most common way manufacturers create big horsepower numbers for their vehicles is to turbocharge or supercharge the engine. This is also true for the racing community. However, what is the difference between the two? How is a turbo different from a supercharger? Turbochargers Turbos capture the hot exhaust leaving the engine and then force-feed it back into …
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A car salesman going over the awards a car has won with a customer
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What Does a Good Car Salesperson Look Like?

Car salespeople have a bad reputation for being pushy, rude, and sometimes downright mean in order to make a sale. Unfortunately, this stigma has carried through to this day and some car shoppers are still scared to step foot in a dealership. But for every bad car salesperson, there are plenty of good ones. Here …
by Joe Santos
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2017 Kia Cadenza is on display at the 109th Annual Chicago Auto Show at McCormick Place
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The Kia Cadenza Offers Luxury Amenities at an Affordable Price

The full-size Cadenza is Kia’s forgotten sedan, with most Americans not even knowing the premium vehicle exists. With low sales in the U.S., Kia redesigned the Cadenza in hopes of proving it is the master of producing luxury-like vehicles at non-luxury-like prices. The recently-debuted and redesigned 2020 Kia Cadenza might just find its way into …
by Marci Houghtlen
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Honda Motor Co. President Takahiro Hachigo speaks in front of the company's redesigned Fit compact vehicle during a press conference at the Tokyo Motor Show
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The Honda Jazz Crosstar Is the Fit Cousin We’ll Never See in the U.S.

Enthusiasts worldwide hung their heads when the Geneva Auto Show called off its annual event this year. With concerns of mass gatherings creating a potential environment for the spread of the coronavirus, the Swiss government and auto show officials agreed it would be safest to cancel the show. Honda fans were hoping to get a …
by Desiree Homer
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Camera rear view mirror on an Audi e-tron 55 Quattro full electric luxury crossover SUV car on display at Brussels Expo
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When Were Power Windows Invented?

The power window is the unsung hero of the modern world. It’s a device most of us rely on daily, and when it’s not there, it can ruin your whole day. Power windows are, as most of us know, windows that are opened and closed by pressing a button. This is a vast improvement over …
by Katie Clime
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Toyota Corolla compact hatchback car on display at Brussels Expo
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Does the Toyota Corolla Have Apple CarPlay?

Toyota is probably most well known for its compact and fuel-efficient cars. The Prius still gets some of the best gas mileage out of any competitor, even if it’s an older model. The Camry is also a popular pick thanks to its advanced safety features and excellent crash test scores. The Toyota Corolla one of …
by Addison White
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Bentley vs Honda at the drag strip
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Why 0-60 Times Don’t Matter in the Real World

Whether you’re talking cars or motorcycles, the most-common performance metric is the 0-60 time. It’s what helped sell a lot of people on electric cars. And it’s not like there are too many places you can legally go 250+ mph. But, in many ways, the 0-60 time isn’t actually the best yardstick of a car’s …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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