If You're Working On Japanese Cars, You Should Get A Set Of JIS Screwdrivers
Have you ever been knuckles deep in your Subaru or Mazda, fiddling with some frustrating screw, only to feel it strip beneath your screwdriver?
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2026 Maserati Grecale Trofeo Is Like If New Jersey Was A Car
Much like New Jersey, it's not for everybody, too expensive for what it gives you, and touts its Italian heritage in the most obnoxious of ways.
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Our Troubles Are Over: The Average Price Of A New Car Was Closer To $49,000 Than $50,000 In May
If we can get the average transaction price down to a paltry $48,999 for June, maybe we can all get to a place in which owning a home isn't a pipe dream.
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Two Corvettes And A Camaro Stolen During Route 66 Anniversary Tour
The thieves struck just as the tour was kicking off.
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The Vector W8 Was America's Only True Independent 20th-Century Supercar
Despite its Ferrari-rivaling performance in the '90s, the wildly ambitious Vector W8 ultimately became a cautionary tale of mechanical failures and bankruptcy.
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2021 Toyota RAV4 Vs Highlander: Which SUV Depreciated Faster?
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Why Porsche's Mezger Flat-Six Engine Is So Bulletproof
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Which Mercedes-Benz Models Are Made In America?
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How The 1965 Auto Pact Tied Canada To America's Big Three Production Lines
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Ned Jarrett's Hall Of Fame NASCAR Career Began With A Car Bought With A Bad Check
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Toyota Prius Vs Camry Hybrid: How Do Their MPGs Compare?
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Michelin Revolutionized Radial Tires, But This Guy Invented Them 30 Years Earlier
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The Air Force One 747 That Qatar Gifted To Trump Is Getting Its Finishing Touches
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Opening Of $6.4 Billion International Bridge Postponed Without Explanation
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