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China’s Luxeed RX SUV Enters the Fray, But Who Really Designed It?
The Chinese electric vehicle market just got another contender. The Luxeed RX, a new all-electric SUV from the Chery-owned brand, has officially surfaced, and it’s already drawing comparisons to the Ferrari Purosangue. That’s not a…
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Your SUV’s Chrome Trim Could Turn Into a Razor: What It Means for European and Japanese Owners
Ford just recalled over 548,000 Expeditions from 2018 to 2024 because the chrome trim on the center console can bubble, peel, and develop edges sharp enough to cut occupants. So far, 65 injuries and one crash have been reported worldwide.…
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What Ford’s CEO Just Said About Who Can Fix Your Car - And Why It Matters to Every Driver
If you drive a luxury German or Japanese vehicle here in Boca Raton, you probably already know that keeping it running right takes skill, experience, and the right tools. But a recent comment from Ford’s CEO Jim Farley about “Right to…
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Distracted Driving Tragedy: A Reminder to Keep Your Eyes on the Road
A recent court case in England serves as a sobering reminder of the dangers of using a phone while driving. A 32-year-old man was sentenced to over 11 years in prison after he caused a fatal crash while watching TikTok videos behind the…
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Family Loses Acura RDX in Nanny Accident: What Should They Buy Next?
Barry and his family recently moved from Los Angeles to St. Louis, bringing with them a stable of vehicles that included a used Acura RDX. That car, which they planned to hand down to their teenage daughter when she gets her license in…
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Ford Recalls Over 548,000 Expedition SUVs Over Peeling Center Console Hazard
Ford has announced a recall affecting 548,463 Expedition SUVs from model years 2018 through 2024. The issue stems from chrome trim on the center console that can peel or separate, leaving sharp edges that may pose a risk to occupants.…
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This Isuzu VehiCROSS Got a Lexus V8 Swap and Sold for Just $12,000
The Isuzu VehiCROSS had a short run in the U.S.—only three years—but it left a lasting impression as one of the most distinctive compact SUVs of the late ’90s. Built for serious off-road work, it’s a machine that rewards those who can’t…
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What the Right to Repair Debate Means for Your Car - A Mechanic’s Take
You might have seen news about a White House meeting where President Trump was told that automakers like Ford and GM want to restrict your ability to fix your own car. It’s part of a long-running battle called “Right to Repair,” and it…
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Lexus Gives Japan’s 2026 ES Aerodynamic Upgrades and a Surprising Cabin Comfort
The eighth-generation Lexus ES sedan has arrived in Japan, and while its hybrid and electric powertrains remain unchanged from the U.S. and European versions, the optional extras list reads like a catalog for enthusiasts who want more than…
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Heads Up. Mercedes SL Owners: A Simple Wiper Issue Worth Knowing About
If you drive a Mercedes-Benz SL-Class from the R129 generation (model years 1989 through 2001), here’s a small but important thing to check. Some of these cars have a wiper blade that can extend a bit too far when parked, potentially…
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Chevrolet Develops 1962 Chevy II Nova in 18 Months
Long before the Corvette ZR1 and Mustang GTD traded blows at the Nürburgring, Chevrolet and Ford were locked in a very different kind of race—one for the wallets of American car buyers in the early 1960s. Ford’s 1960 Falcon was a runaway…
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Mercedes SL/R230 PSE Failure: What Owners Need to Know
Mercedes-Benz has always been willing to take risks with its engineering, and the R230-generation SL is a prime example. Among its most innovative—and occasionally troublesome—features is the pneumatic system that controls everything from…
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