This Car Is Called The Poor Man's Ferrari (And Here's How Much It Costs)
Supercar brands like Ferrari are known for being high-cost and high-performance, but this classic car was surprisingly competitive at a fraction of the price.
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Why The Fastest Selling Cars Of 2026 May Actually Be The Worst For Your Wallet
CarEdge showed the fastest-selling cars in the U.S. for May 2026, with some surprising results. Does quick-selling automatically mean a good deal?
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Not Toyota, Not Chevy – This Brand Has The Best-Selling SUV In The US (So Far)
SUV manufacturers like Toyota and Chevrolet often dominate the sales lists year-on-year, but the first quarter of 20026 saw a new king crowned for now.
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Four All-Season Tires That Outperform Goodyear In Price And Performance
Goodyear is a well-known and reputable tire brand, but it's not always the best choice if you're looking for a good balance of price and performance.
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Can You Perfectly Balance A Tire Without Any Weights? This YouTuber Has A Theory
Balancing is one of the most important parts when mounting any sort of tire on a car. Can you balance it perfectly without using any weights?
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Consumer Reports' Pick For Best Car In 2000 Is Now An Incredibly Affordable Model
The passage of time means that many celebrated, high-end luxury cars are now available for peanuts, just like this standout model from 2000.
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Who Owns Marathon Gas Stations?
Marathon Gas Stations have a long and complicated ownership history including acquisitions, biofuel and monopoly breakups. Here's the whole story.
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Of JD Power's Most Researched ATVs, This One Holds The Best Value
JD Power data suggests that some ATVs continue to attract attention years after release, with one of these models holding its value particularly well.
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We Might Not Have Disneyland If It Weren't For This One Ford Plant In Detroit
If you're wondering where the origins of Disneyland came from, look no further than this Ford auto plant in Detroit. Here's the remarkable story.
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Why US Fuel Octane Numbers Are 6 Points Lower Than Europe's
American gas usually ranges from the high 80s to the mid 90s in octane rating, and yet gas in Europe can be 4-6 octane higher. Why the discrepancy?
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This Is The Only State That Still Hasn't Banned Texting While Driving In 2026
There's just one state in the U.S. that still allows texting while driving in 2026, though some cities and counties within it have enacted local bans.
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Why Automakers Abandoned These Popular Windshields During The 1960s
This type of windshield featured on many American cars of the 1950s, but its popularity quickly waned in the 1960s. Here's why automakers moved on.
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Tire Age Vs Tread Wear: Which Really Matters More?
Think a deep tread means your vehicle is safe? Discover the hidden aging factor that could cause a blowout even if your car rarely leaves the garage.
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What Ruins A Concrete Driveway? 5 Common Causes To Be Aware Of
Concrete driveways are durable, but everyday stress, winter weather, and installation mistakes can lead to cracks, crumbling, lifting, and costly repairs.
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Scientists Finally Understand What Makes Tire Rubber So Strong
Wondering how your daily driver handles so much pressure? Scientists just discovered the surprising chemical secret behind incredible tire strength.
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3 Of The Best European Diesel Engines (And 2 Of The Worst)
Diesel innovation in Europe produced some genuinely brilliant engines, along with a few that mechanics would rather never see again.
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4 Cars To Test Drive If You Love Your Toyota Corolla
The Toyota Corolla may be a very popular choice, but these alternatives are well worth a shot.
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Chevrolet Built A 400 HP Family Car All The Way Back In 1964
1964 was the height of the muscle car era, and Chevrolet offered massive 400-hp engines into every model it carried. That included family station wagons.
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Lincoln's New Aviator Turned More Heads Than I Expected, But They Were Right To Stare
After a week, I can't really begrudge the 2026 Aviator's premium price tag.
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The Controversial Goodyear Tire Some Have Labeled 'The Worst Tire Made In History'
A Goodyear tire caused multiple accidents and even deaths over a period of several years before it was finally recalled. This is the story of the G159.
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4 Design Features That Make Even The Nicest Car Look Dated
Do you want your vehicle to keep looking sharp and modern? Discover the four surprisingly common design flaws that will instantly make any car look old.
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This Non-Hydraulic Brake System Will Make Modern Production Car History
Brembo recently announced its new Sensify braking system, and it's about to change the rules of the game. How does the system actually work?
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Tesla Cybertruck Sales Dropped More Than Any Other EV In 2025 - Here's What They Lost
Tesla's Cybertruck has seen a precipitous drop in saves year over year, and there are a few reasons why that may be. Here's what we know about it.
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Goodyear Reliant Vs. Assurance: What's The Difference Between These Tires?
At first glance, the Goodyear Assurance and Goodyear Reliant all-weather tires look quite similar, but there are differences between the two.
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Who Owns Casey's Gas Stations?
Casey’s is known for gas, food, and small-town locations, but the company’s ownership story includes more details than most people might realize.
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Hellcat Owner Learns The Hard Way Lower Octane Gas Won't Save You Money
Filling up with lower-octane gas will cost less at the pump, but this Hellcat owner found that it may come with some undesirable side effects.
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Not The 4Runner, Not The Highlander – This Is Toyota's Least-Sold SUV In The US
The Toyota has a lot of SUVs to offer, but the lowest-selling SUV might be a surprise. Here's the one Toyota had the hardest time getting out the door.
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