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Pacifica Hybrid vs. Sienna: A $13K Depreciation Gap
Minivans are making a comeback, and if you're eyeing one for the family, the plug-in hybrid Chrysler Pacifica has been discontinued after a small 2026 run, but leftover examples may still be on dealer lots. Its combustion-only sibling…
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Toyota bZ Gets Tiny $80 Price Bump, Still Undercuts Ioniq 5
Toyota has raised the base price of its bZ electric crossover by just $80 across all trims and powertrains, keeping the entry-level model at $34,980, $20 below the Hyundai Ioniq 5's $35,000 starting MSRP. After destination fees ($1,595…
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Cadillac Teases a Track-Inspired Mystery Debut for Monterey Car Week
Cadillac is hinting at a new vehicle that could challenge the likes of McLaren and Ferrari, though details remain scarce. The automaker recently shared a teaser on Instagram showing a portion of its V-Series.R race car, with a caption…
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Toyota Pushes RAV4 Upmarket as Chinese Brands Reshape South Africa's Car Market
Toyota has repositioned its all-new RAV4 as a more premium offering in South Africa, a move the company says is a direct response to the growing influence of Chinese automakers in the entry-level segment. In a recent interview, Toyota…
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Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170: The Quickest Muscle Car Ever Over the Quarter Mile
When it comes to measuring a muscle car's true performance, few numbers matter more than the quarter-mile time. For years, that benchmark belonged to machines from the 1960s, which ran the distance in about 12.2 seconds. By 2017, a…
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Kia Carnival Hybrid: A Family MPV That Blends Efficiency and Space
Family minivans are becoming a rare sight in 2026, with SUVs and crossovers dominating the market. For buyers who need seating for seven or eight and want good fuel economy without a high price, the Kia Carnival Hybrid stands out as a…
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The 1977 Pontiac Can Am: A Muscle Car That Valued Comfort Over Speed
Pontiac's 1977 Can Am might be the brand's most overlooked performance car of the emissions era. It combined the Trans Am's W72 400-cubic-inch V8 with the roomier LeMans body and a Grand Prix-style dashboard, creating a unique blend of…
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Chrysler's 1990s Hit Sedan Was Built on a French Foundation
Chrysler's financial struggles have been a recurring theme since the 1970s, but the company found an unlikely lifeline in French engineering. After acquiring American Motors Corporation in 1987, Chrysler inherited the Eagle Premier, a…
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Camaro IROC-Z Left in a Garage for 30 Years Is Restored and Valued at $22,000
A Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z that spent nearly three decades hidden in a cluttered garage has been brought back to life by a detailing team with only three days to work. The car, covered in dirt and debris, had not run in years, and getting…
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Audi Brings Matrix LED Headlights to U.S. After Years of Regulatory Delays
After years of waiting, American drivers are finally getting the adaptive headlight technology that much of the world has enjoyed for over a decade. Audi announced that its 2027 Q7 and Q9 models, arriving in U.S. dealerships later this…
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Volkswagen's First Tiguan R Spotted: Golf R Power in an SUV, But Not for the US
Volkswagen is finally bringing serious performance to its compact SUV lineup. The first-ever Tiguan R has been spotted testing at the Nürburgring, and it's clear the model is nearly ready for its official debut later this year. The…
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VW Tiguan R Spied With Golf R Power, But US Availability Remains Unclear
Volkswagen's hot Tiguan R has been caught testing again, and this time the prototype is showing its hand. While the white SUV looks like a standard Tiguan at first glance, closer inspection reveals clues that point to a serious performance…
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