At $2,000, Could This 1988 Eagle Medallion Go Either Way?
For a car that wore so many badges, it's still a rare sight on the road.
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2027 BMW M3 CS Handschalter Goes RWD And Gets A Manual Only For America
This new limited-run model is 42 pounds lighter than a base manual M3, and it has unique tuning for its chassis, engine, steering and six-speed transmission.
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Without an end to the war in sight, it looks as though big-dollar vehicles may see another surcharge on oil changes and maintenance.
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What The Hell Could Subaru's ACX STI Trademark Be About?
The ACX name isn't actually new-new within Subaru's back catalog.
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Designed by the same artist behind the Ferrari 250 GTO, the Bizzarrini Kjara is one of the wildest hybrid sports cars the car world missed out on.
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Some car shoppers considered a one-owner vehicle to be an automatic green light to buy, but a single owner can be more complicated it seems.
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This Ukyo Katayama Foot Cam Shows How F1 Drivers Wrangled Transmissions Before Paddles
Live telemetry inside Formula 1 cars might be publicly available today, but a pedal cam let outsiders go a layer deeper and see the approach behind the inputs.
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Is The 2025 Hyundai Tucson Reliable? This Is What Consumer Reports Says
The Hyundai Tucson is a practical and fuel-efficient SUV, and Consumer Reports named it one of the best SUVs you can buy in 2025. But how reliable is it?
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Why Cab-Over Semi-Trucks Have Nearly Disappeared In America
Cab-over-engine trucks are a rare sight in the U.S. these days, though they are still popular in Australia and Europe. Why did they fall out of favor Stateside?
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Before Most People Even Owned A Car, This Couple Was Amassing An Impressive Auto Collection
While car collecting began to take off around the middle of the 20th century, this couple pioneered the hobby decades earlier and curated an iconic collection.
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A 1931 Cummins Diesel Finished The Indy 500 On Just $1.40 Of Furnace Oil
Cummins' Duesenberg diesel race car made history at the 1931 Indy 500, completing the 500-mile race without refueling and using just $1.40 worth of furnace oil.
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Here's How Much A 2021 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2021 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio had a steeper price than many of its midsize sports sedan rivals, but how does its value hold up today?
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5 Car Parts You Should Never Buy From A Junkyard
Buying used car parts is a fantastic way to save money, but it's not always worth it. Some components are better left at the junkyard where they belong.
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Why Honda Made A Formula Car With Its Engine In This Weird Location
Back in the 1990s, Honda was big on formula racing cars, but one was more remarkable than the others, thanks to a very strange engine location.
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5 Fun And Affordable Used Cars You Might Be Overlooking
In the price bracket that most normal car enthusiasts can afford, you're not going to find depreciation-proof collectibles, but you can still find some fun.
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They Look Like Normal Wheels And Tires, But Those Rims Are Actually Fiberglass
Most car wheels are made of metal, like aluminum or steel. However, this limited-production model actually rolled off the factory floor with fiberglass wheels.
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What Long-Gone Car Feature Do You Wish Automakers Still Had Today?
I truly miss old analog instrument clusters.
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This 2003 Mazda Protege5 Manual Is The Definition Of Cheap, Slow, Practical Fun
Slow car fun (and thirsty).
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Here's How A Decade Of Toyota Depreciation Compares To Other Auto Brands
Toyota is one of the world's most reliable brands, but how does this reputation really translate to the resale value of its models 10 years later?
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Why Builders Create Hybrid Turbos (That Have Nothing To Do With Hybrid Powertrains)
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Why Are Car Dealers Usually Clustered So Close To Each Other?
Car dealerships selling various car brands often cluster together in the same area or even the same building, and the reason why goes beyond convenience.
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How Ford Designed Its Capless Fuel Filler To Reduce Gasoline Theft
Capless fuel fillers are becoming increasingly common, thanks partly to the efforts of Ford. But what has the Blue Oval done to keep thieves away from your gas?
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How Much Grander Is The Space Inside Toyota's Grand Highlander?
The Toyota Grand Highlander is 4 inches taller, 2 inches wider, and 6 inches longer than the standard Highlander. Here's what that means for its cabin space.
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GM's LS7 V8: The Corvette Engine That Defied Small-Block Limits
The LS7's massive displacement and race-bred design completely redefined what a small block could be, and it's still a popular choice among gearheads today.
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Depending on the type of electric motor setup, hybrids use several interesting ways to charge and recover battery power while driving to maximize efficiency.
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The Toyota Supra Is A Legend Now, But Began As A Glorified Celica
The Supra had a rough start, but Toyota kept refining its engines until it eventually became the legendary sports car we all know and love today.
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Can You Hotwire A Modern Car?
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Why Are 1989 Corvette ZR-1s Worth So Much More Than Other C4 ZR-1s?
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