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The 1 Car That Definitely Got Worse With Age

Overall, vehicles have gotten better over time. Sure, they’ve also gotten larger and heavier. But in terms of technology and safety, new cars trump classic ones. However, not every vehicle improved over the years. In chasing refinement, some risk losing their way, and their reputations along the way. And there’s one car, in particular, that …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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What’s the Best Year for the Nissan Skyline GTR?

Even legends have weak spots. Famously reliable vehicles like the Toyota 4Runner and Land Cruiser have their good years and their bad years. No car or SUV is immune; not the Mitsubishi Montero, not the Porsche 911. Not even the Nissan Skyline GTR. Even though it comes from a particularly strong time in Nissan’s history, …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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The Most Common Chevy Malibu Problems You Should Know About

The Chevy Malibu has been reimagined numerous times since it was first introduced in 1964. Although it has been billed as a largely reliable midsize sedan for decades, the Malibu has had its share of growing pains in every generation, including the latest 2016 redesign. The revamped 2016 model offered vast improvements on older versions, but …
by Amy Lockhart
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Is the Earliest Mitsubishi Delica the Best?

Buying an off-road vehicle is often a balancing act. Newer vehicles tend to be safer, with more technology to simplify the experience. However, there’s a reason many overlanders tend to go old-school: less technology means fewer things to go wrong. Older off-roaders, such as the Toyota 4Runner and Tacoma, also offer similar performance as their …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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The Worst Hyundai Elantra Model Year You Should Never Buy

With every car brand, there’s always that one model or year that sticks out like a sore thumb. For some reason, it doesn’t quite live up to the brand’s standards or the model’s history. If there’s a best, there must also be a worse, though, right? But when this happens, it can throw everyone off. …
by Angela Bickford
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Miata Conversions To 1960s Corvettes: Good Or Bad?

We have “forever meat” that is fake beef and Olive Garden which is fake Italian food. Artificial Christmas trees and spray-on tanning also come to mind. So, why not fake 1960s Corvettes? We’ve all seen conversions taking a C-5 Corvette and turning it into an This is like that only different. First, it comes from …
by Thom Taylor
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The Most Common Problems on Early Mitsubishi Delicas

Even off-roaders with a reputation for reliability have their faults. The Toyota 4Runner and Mitsubishi Montero, for example, are both rugged SUVs. Both, however, have had model years prone to engine issues, as well as other problems. Luxury off-roaders aren’t immune, either. And neither are alternative off-roaders like Japanese vans. The Mitsubishi Delica is a …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Don’t Let the Size of the This New Hyundai Fool You

The Hyundai Venue is rolling off the crossover SUV line alongside some of its sister vehicles, like the Kona. Originally offered in Australia, the Venue is coming to the North American market, and word has it, this vehicle will make a big splash. That might sound surprising since it’s pretty small – smaller than even the …
by Wendy Johnson
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Ford v Ferrari Earns a Best Picture Nomination

There are many movies each year deserving of winning an award or two during awards season, from an Oscar to a Golden Globe. Of course, not every film can win, and only nine movies are nominated this year. Being nominated is an honor in itself, and for Ford v Ferrari, the nomination doesn’t go unnoticed. …
by Angela Bickford
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Dodge Durango Hellcat Will Be Fast and Furious

The latest Fast and Furious movie is, as expected, shaping up to feature a smorgasbord of sweet rides. Of course, Dom’s Dodge Charger will make an appearance, joined by its latest descendant, the Dodge Charger Hellcat Widebody. It’s just one of the Hellcat-engined vehicles FCA makes; soon, even the Ram Rebel will get it. However, …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Could the Hummer EV Show up in Fast and Furious 9?

Ahead of this year’s Super Bowl car commercials, the trailer for Fast and Furious 9 finally dropped. Up until now, the only thing we’ve really known about the film is a few of the cars that will appear in it. The trailer, though, has already revealed quite a few things about FF9’s contents. However, something that …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Millennials May Save, Not Destroy the Auto Industry

Depending on who you ask, millennials are either going to save the world or single-handedly destroy it. Of course, they said the same thing about Baby Boomers in the sixties, and the Earth is still safely rotating on its axis. Thankfully, it now appears millennials won’t annihilate the world, either. Rumor has it that the torch …
by Savannah Keaton
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Why Do Similar Turbo Engines Make Different Power Figures?

Turbocharged engines are popular today. When it comes to talking about boost, however, many don’t understand exactly what the term means. When you have two displacement engines with the same exact boost, why does one put out more power than the other one? Is it boost or cubic feet per minute? The folks at the …
by Tina Pavlik
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These Are the Car Brands People Keep the Longest

The brilliant folks over at ISeeCars.com compiled data over millions of data points, including owners, vehicles in ownership, and timeline between purchases. They officially analyzed over 350,000 used cars from model years 1981-2004 and sold in 2019. The result is a comprehensive list of sweet rides, by model and brand, that people keep the longest. …
by Desiree Homer
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