2024 Fiat 500e Is Counting On 149 Miles Of Electric Range Being Enough For America
The 2024 Fiat 500e is coming to U.S. shores, and it's a great little car for zipping around and finding easy parking. Here are all the details.
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Toyota Was Slow To Full EVs But These New Concepts Show It's Done Playing Around
Toyota has taken the wraps off a pair of sleek electric vehicle concepts, including a sport crossover EV boasting an "aero silhouette" design.
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5 Crucial Warning Signs That Your Tires Definitely Need To Be Replaced
Losing just one of your tires while on the road is enough to cause a major accident or irreversible damage to your vehicle.
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5 Things To Consider When Buying A Dashcam For Your Car
Thinking about setting up a dashcam for your vehicle? Here are five things that you should always keep in mind while you are shopping for cameras.
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2023 Jeep Compass Sport Review: Is The Cheapest Jeep Actually Good Value?
The base model 2023 Jeep Compass has to cut some corners to meet its price, but we're not sure you'll notice what's not there, because there's so much that is.
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2024 Dodge Hornet R/T PHEV Review: Plug-In Hybrid Crossover Is Flexible And Finicky
Dodge's Hornet R/T is a stylish little plug-in hybrid crossover, but does the driving experience live up to the design?
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Tesla Model 3 Buyers Won't Be Getting The EV Tax Credit They're Expecting
Tesla has begun warning potential customers that some of its models may not qualify for the same tax credit in 2024. Here's what we know about that.
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What Makes The Overlooked Giugiaro Ford Mustang So Special
In 2006, Italdesign's Fabrizio Giugiaro revealed a concept version of Ford's popular muscle car, the Mustang. The overlooked design is special for many reasons.
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Major Muscle: 5 Of The Most Powerful Plymouth Cars Ever Made
Before the oil crisis of the 1970s, the iconic American muscle car often came in the shape of a Plymouth. Here are some of the most powerful ever made.
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What Makes The Tundra Toyota's Powerhouse Truck
The Toyota Tundra is the hauler of choice from the Japanese automaker, even without the V8 powerplant from past models to push the truck forward.
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10 Of The Most Reliable 4-Cylinder Cars Of 2023
A 4-cylinder engine may lack the power of a V6 or a V8, but it can deliver consistent, reliable performance for the lifetime of any of these vehicles.
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6 Of The Strangest Concept Motorcycles Ever Developed
Motorcycles typically have a simple and recognizable core body plan. But this hasn't stopped creative attempts to redefine them, and some are strange indeed.
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Our Favorite Features Of The 2024 Dodge Hornet
Dodge offers the 2024 Hornet in a hybrid and gasoline-only option, with further variants available under both models. These are our five favorite features.
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The Dramatic Battle That Led To Rolls-Royce And Bentley Splitting Up
Rolls-Royce bought Bentley after it filed for bankruptcy in 1931, but their shared existence came to an end in 1998 thanks to a couple of big-name automakers.
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Looks Can Be Deceiving: The Intriguing Tale Of A Rare Lamborghini Look-A-Like
Looking at a Cizeta Moroder V16T, you might think it's an off-brand Lamborghini Countach. It's actually a unique supercar with a one-of-a-kind V-16 engine.
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How To Check If Your Engine Can Handle A Turbo
Some modern vehicles already include a turbocharger, but if yours doesn't here's how you can change that.
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Engine Heaters Vs Remote Car Starters: Which Should You Install This Winter?
Getting your car started in the winter can be tough on the car and on your body temperature. Engine heaters and remote starters can help, but which do you need?
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DIY Vs Professional: How Much Tinting Windows Costs
There are some benefits to tinting your car windows, but price is often a concern. Will going the DIY route actually save you money? That depends.
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Powerful People Mover: The History Behind Ford's Supervan
Who says that vans can't be exciting? From the 1970s to today, Ford has built multiple souped-up vans based on their Transit model that they call Supervan.
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Here's Why We Won't See A 2024 Ford Explorer Hybrid
Taking a glance at the 2024 Ford Explorer model, you may notice that the hybrid option is no longer available.
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What Is Porpoising In F1, And Why Does It Matter?
Newcomer F1 fans might find some of the sport's jargon hard to follow, and "porpoising" is a particularly strange term. Here's what it means.
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Motorcycles In Pink's Collection That Prove She Rides In Style
The American singer-songwriter has always been a motorcycle lover and has a husband who can build custom ones. So, naturally, she owns some great bikes.
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10 Of The Coolest Steering Wheels That Went Against The Norm
The steering wheel is often a fairly forgettable part of the overall aesthetic of a car. These innovative and gorgeous steering wheels, however, stand out.
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6 Of The Most Underappreciated Mercury Muscle Cars
Mercury might not be as big of a name as its corporate parent, Ford, but it still produced some sweet, underappreciated muscle cars throughout the decades.
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The Reason Why Volkswagen Sold Bugatti Explained
Many may not know, but Volkswagen owned the super-car brand Bugatti for some time before parting ways in 2021. What could have caused the breakup?
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Chevrolet Vs GMC Pickups: What's The Difference?
Chevrolet and GMC's truck line-ups can be intimidating, with plenty of trim and feature choices. These are some of the stand-out options.
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6 Bugatti Concept Cars Everyone Forgot About
Bugatti has produced some incredibly unique cars over the years, but some never made it past the concept phase -- here are some of our favorites.
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