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Why Used EV Prices Are Climbing - and What It Means for Drivers
It’s a basic rule of car ownership: the moment you drive a new vehicle off the lot, its value starts to drop. That’s especially true for electric cars, which have historically taken a steeper depreciation hit than gas-powered models. But…
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Toyota Gives the Tundra a Major Refresh, Adds a Rugged Trailhunter Trim for 2027
Toyota is breathing new life into its full-size Tundra pickup for the 2027 model year, rolling out a mid-cycle facelift that brings updated styling, a bigger infotainment screen, and a hardcore off-road package borrowed from the smaller…
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Nissan Issues Major Recall: Over 168,000 Cars Affected - Check Your Model Now
Nissan has announced a recall affecting more than 168,000 vehicles across several popular models, citing a safety issue that could increase crash risk. The automaker is urging owners to take immediate action. The recall stems from a…
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Ford Focus recall affects 110,000 Canadian drivers - here’s the fix
If you’re behind the wheel of a Ford Focus, there’s a good chance your car is part of a massive recall sweeping Canada. Transport Canada says more than 110,000 Ford Focus vehicles from model years 2012 through 2018 need urgent repairs due…
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Toyota’s New Tundra Trailhunter Package Brings Overlanding Gear Without the TRD Pro Price Tag
Toyota’s full-size Tundra has been struggling to keep up in sales against its Detroit rivals and even its own Tacoma. But a mid-cycle refresh for the 2027 model year, along with a new Trailhunter package, aims to give the pickup a…
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Jeep Cherokee vs. Grand Cherokee: Is the Extra $3,000 Worth It?
Jeep has given both the Cherokee and Grand Cherokee significant updates for the new model year, addressing past complaints and introducing fresh powertrains. The 2026 Grand Cherokee gets a smaller but more powerful turbocharged…
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Haval H3 Owner’s Honest Take: Quirks, Clicks, and a Tough Ride
A Russian owner of the 2026 Haval H3 crossover, going by the handle DrmDmn666, recently posted a detailed review on Auto.ru, sharing both praise and frustration. First up: seat covers. He couldn’t find any with a cutout for the rear…
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Polestar Bows Out of U.S. Market, Leaving Its Dealers in a Bind
Polestar has decided not to fight the U.S. government's ban on its vehicle sales, a move that has its small but invested dealer network fuming. The Commerce Department blocked the Geely-owned electric vehicle maker from selling cars in…
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Honda Eyes New North American Factory as Chinese Sales Slip
Honda is quietly exploring plans to build another production plant in North America, signaling a major bet on the region’s long-term demand. CEO Toshihiro Mibe revealed the automaker is “considering” an eighth assembly facility for the…
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Jay Leno, King of Gas Cars, Spends a Day Thrashing an Electric SUV - and Loves It
Jay Leno’s garage is a shrine to internal combustion. Muscle cars, steam-powered oddities, V8 monsters, motorcycles, if it burns fuel, he probably owns it. So when the host of Jay Leno’s Garage climbed behind the wheel of an electric…
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After Two Decades Without One, Mazda Finally Builds Its Own Six-Cylinder Engine Again
For years, the auto industry has been shrinking engines. Ford pushed EcoBoost four-cylinders. GM traded V6s and V8s for turbocharged threes and fours. Stellantis swapped its Hemi V8 for a turbo inline-six. But Mazda went the other way.…
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Toyota’s 2027 Tundra Now Comes Ready for Off-Grid Adventures
Toyota is giving its full-size pickup a serious shot of wilderness credibility. For the 2027 model year, the Tundra lineup introduces a factory-built Trailhunter trim designed specifically for overlanding, no aftermarket shop required. The…
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