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Stevens' proposal for a new Studebaker Lark was to create an American rival to the Volkswagen Beetle.
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2027 Rivian R2 Is Even Better Than You Hoped
Like its big siblings, the Rivian R2 is simply satisfying in basically every regard, a crossover all sorts of people will easily fall in love with.
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California's New Tire Regulations Could Be A Nightmare For Enthusiasts
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At $37,500, Is This 1972 GMC Suburban A Resto-Mod For The Rest Of Us?
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2027 Audi Q7 Is A Much-Needed Overhaul Of An 11-Year-Old SUV — And We Finally Get The Good Headlights
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The 2000 Ford Excursion Was Built To Be The Biggest, Heaviest SUV On Earth
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