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The 1990s Chevy Wagon That Hid Corvette Power Behind Wood Panels
Most people remember the 1990s for grunge music, dial-up internet, and boxy sedans. But hidden in plain sight was a full-size Chevrolet wagon that packed serious muscle under its grandma-friendly exterior. The fourth-generation Caprice…
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BMW’s New X5 Comes in Five Flavors - Here’s Why Only Two Are Coming to the U.S.
BMW’s latest X5 generation, the G65, shares one body but offers five different powertrains, each tailored to specific markets. In a new video interview, X5 Product Manager Nina McFadden walked us through every variant, side by side,…
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Lexus UX Hybrid Review: 43 MPG Luxury for Under $40K
Toyota and Lexus have quietly mastered the hybrid game while other automakers chase full EVs. Their approach? Perfecting gas-electric powertrains to squeeze every possible mile from a tank. The 2026 Lexus UX Hybrid is the latest proof—a…
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The 1967 Corvette Engine That Broke Every Rule and Never Got Caught
In 1967, a buyer with enough cash could walk into a Chevrolet dealership and order a factory-built race engine tucked inside a street-legal Corvette. It was one of the most extreme machines Detroit ever sold to the public, and nearly…
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The 1969 Mustang Boss 429: Ford's NASCAR-Bred Street Monster
During the peak muscle car wars, Ford had one goal: beat Chrysler on the NASCAR track. The result was the 1969 Mustang Boss 429, a car so extreme it was barely streetable. Built purely to meet racing homologation rules, only a few hundred…
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The 2026 Range Rover Sport PHEV: A Jack of All Trades That Actually Works
Most luxury SUVs pick a lane. Some tackle corners like a sports car. Others wrap you in silence and leather. A few can actually handle a dirt road without drama. The 2026 Range Rover Sport PHEV tries to do all three at once. On paper, that…
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What’s Really in Elon Musk’s Garage? A Look Inside the Tesla CEO’s Car Collection
Elon Musk doesn’t need much of an introduction. As the CEO of Tesla, founder of SpaceX, and one of the wealthiest people on the planet, his influence on transportation is undeniable. But what does the man behind the electric vehicle…
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The Pontiac That GM Killed Before It Could Win
In the early 1960s, Detroit was obsessed with going faster. Automakers stripped weight, crammed in bigger V8s, and chased quarter-mile times to win over young buyers. Pontiac was winning that war — until its own parent company put a stop…
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A Second Restoration: My Dodge Challenger’s Return to Glory
I’m restoring my 1970 Dodge Challenger for the second time. No crash or catastrophe triggered this—just the slow, steady wear of time. Turns out, if you buy a 33-year-old muscle car, give it a quick paint job, drop in a junkyard RV engine,…
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A 1983 Chevy Pickup That Runs on Wood Just Set a Speed Record
While most of us rely on gasoline to get around, one YouTuber’s father has been driving a 1983 Chevrolet pickup for over 100,000 kilometers without a single drop of the stuff. Instead, the truck runs on wood chips. Jp Prat Projects…
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A Peanuts-Themed Kei Car That’s as Quirky as It Gets
You don’t need a six-figure Nissan Skyline to dive into Japanese car culture—just a taste for the weird and wonderful. Case in point: this 2000 Mitsubishi Pajero Mini Snoopy Edition, now listed on Bring a Trailer. Already imported to the…
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After Years in the Weeds, a Moss-Caked Land Cruiser Roars Back to Life
There’s a reason the phrase “un-killable Toyota” has stuck around for decades. Sure, the brand’s reliability scorecard has taken a few dings lately, but the legend was built on machines that limped through the Dakar with baling wire and…
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