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Backup Camera Recalls Hit 21 Million, But The Real Problem Is Elsewhere
Backup cameras were meant to make reversing safer and easier, but a new analysis shows they've also made cars less reliable. Since the federal mandate took effect eight years ago, automakers have recalled about 21 million vehicles for…
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The 2000s Fastest American Sedan Now Sells for Under $10K
The Cadillac STS-V was a shock when it debuted at the 2005 Detroit Auto Show. A brand known for luxury suddenly had a supercharged V8, Brembo brakes, and a bold challenge to BMW and Mercedes-AMG. It hit 60 mph in 4.6 seconds with 469…
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Porsche Taycan 4: The Pricey, Practical Daily Driver That Feels Like a Porsche First
Porsche's Taycan 4 may not be the fastest EV in the lineup, but it could be the best daily driver on sale today, according to a recent review. While it's expensive even for a model just above the base trim, its blend of ample power,…
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Spyker Returns with a Hand-Built Manual V8 Hypercar at Monterey Car Week
Dutch supercar maker Spyker, often called the 'Dutch Pagani,' has unveiled its first new model in a decade at Monterey Car Week. The C8 Preliator XXV marks a fresh start for the brand after years of failed launches and ownership changes.…
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Low-Mileage GM Four-Cylinder Fails From Too Much Idling, Not Too Much Speed
A teardown of a 2021 Buick Envision engine with just 25,000 miles reveals a surprising culprit behind its early failure: not abuse, but neglect through gentle driving. The engine, featured in a recent I Do Cars video, came from a totaled…
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Mazda CX-50: A Look at the Model's Short But Eventful History
Mazda introduced the CX-50 in 2021, with production starting in 2022 for the 2023 model year, as the brand's answer to the growing demand for rugged, adventure-ready SUVs. It's now one of Mazda's most popular vehicles in the US and, along…
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BMW X5 Adds Automatic Doors as New Luxury Option
The fifth-generation BMW X5 is introducing automatic doors as part of an optional Luxury Package in the U.S., making it one of the most notable upgrades for the model. The doors can be opened and closed through touch sensors near the…
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Tahoe vs. Yukon: Is the Extra $9,000 Worth It?
GMC and Chevrolet are sticking with tradition in 2026, offering big, three-row SUVs with gas engines. The Chevy Tahoe starts at $60,700, while the GMC Yukon begins at $69,600. That $9,000 gap comes down to interior quality, the Yukon feels…
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Mazda CX-50 Reliability: Which Model Years Are Safest to Buy
The Mazda CX-50 has been on the US market since 2023, and while it's gained attention as a value pick in 2026, its reliability record varies by model year. According to JD Power, the 2026 CX-50 scores 71 out of 100 for quality and…
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The 1962 Oldsmobile Jetfire: The First Turbocharged Production Car Was a V8 Muscle Car
Turbocharging is everywhere in today's auto industry, from Mercedes-AMG's downsized hybrid four-cylinder to Ferrari's boosted V8s and hybrid V6s. But it wasn't always the norm. The first series-production car with a turbocharged engine was…
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Intercooler Leak Repairs: When the Fix Costs More Than the Car
For owners of aging Mercedes-Benz flagships or high-performance used-market bargains, an intercooler leak can quickly turn into a repair bill that exceeds the original purchase price. That's the reality facing many S-Class owners and…
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Detroit Automakers Warn Proposed Trade Rules Could Add Billions in Costs
Detroit’s big three automakers are bracing for a new headache as U.S.-Mexico trade talks approach. Ford, GM, and Stellantis are reportedly preparing a lobbying push ahead of next month’s negotiations, worried that proposed changes to the…
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