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Half a Million Subarus Recalled Over a Typo on a Sticker
Most recalls involve scary mechanical failures or electrical gremlins, but sometimes the problem is far less dramatic. Subaru just announced a recall covering 541,237 vehicles, and the culprit is a simple typo on a sticker. The labels…
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Toyota’s 2027 Tundra Trailhunter Brings Serious Off-Road Gear Without the Sky-High Price Tag
Toyota is giving its full-size Tundra pickup a major refresh for 2027, and the big news is a new Trailhunter package aimed at buyers who want real off-road capability without breaking the bank. While the automaker has teased a more extreme…
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Acura Plans a Bigger Three-Row SUV to Challenge the Lexus TX
Acura is quietly laying the groundwork for a new flagship SUV that would sit above the MDX, aiming directly at the popular Lexus TX. According to a report from Automotive News, the three-row model would be a completely new addition to the…
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Luxury Without the Headaches: The Most Reliable High-End Cars of the Past Two Decades
For years, buying a used luxury car felt like a gamble. You could snag a deal on a premium badge, only to face a parade of expensive electrical failures and mechanical surprises. But it doesn't have to be that way. A handful of models from…
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Mavis Tire Snaps Up Pep Boys in $700 Million Deal, Reshaping Auto Service Industry
The automotive repair and parts world just got a lot more interesting. Mavis Tire has agreed to buy Pep Boys from Icahn Enterprises for $700 million in cash, snatching up a chain with nearly 800 locations across the United States. The…
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Your Car, Your Choice: Why the Right to Repair Fight Matters Now
If you buy a car, you should be able to fix it, or choose who does. That simple idea is at the heart of the right-to-repair movement, which has car owners and independent mechanics on the same side against automakers. The problem? Today’s…
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Delray Beach Hotel Hit With Federal Lawsuit Over Unlicensed Music
The Ray Hotel, a 141-room boutique resort in Delray Beach’s Pineapple Grove Arts District, is facing a copyright infringement lawsuit from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. The organization claims the hotel played…
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Ford Issues Major Recall Over Faulty Second-Row Seats in Nearly 400,000 SUVs
Ford has announced a recall affecting 387,911 Aviator and Explorer models due to a defect in the second-row seat assembly. The issue involves a potential failure of the seat recliner mechanism, which could cause the seatback to move…
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Subaru Pushes Back Getaway EV Production, Citing Last-Minute Tweaks
Subaru has finally confirmed what many suspected: the all-new 2027 Getaway electric SUV won’t be hitting the assembly line on time. The automaker announced a delay in production, saying it needs more time to finish final adjustments before…
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Lexus Dominates Reliability Rankings: Here Are the Models That Last
When it comes to building cars that refuse to quit, Lexus has no equal. The Japanese luxury brand consistently tops J.D. Power and Consumer Reports surveys, not through marketing hype but through engineering discipline. By blending…
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A White-Bearded Santa, a Genesis G70, and 150 MPH at the Nürburgring
After a decade of writing about cars and chasing press invites, I finally made my pilgrimage to the Nürburgring this summer. I’d heard the hype for years but stayed skeptical, until I found myself riding shotgun in a Genesis G70 Ring Taxi…
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Used Car Prices Hit a New High - Here’s What Buyers Face Now
The average price for a used car in the U.S. has climbed back above $27,000 for the first time since 2023, squeezing shoppers who thought the market might finally cool off. According to fresh data from Cox Automotive, the average listing…
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