Gas Is So Expensive, One Dating App Is Giving It Away To Attract New Members
The company is giving away $500 gas cards as an incentive for singles to sign up, and they aren't the only ones with a free-stuff marketing strategy.
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Renault Restores Its Record-Breaking 1930s Racing Plane That Executives Forgot Existed
While it's partly a marketing stunt for a new SUV, it's impressive to see one of the industry's oldest automakers acknowledging the breadth of its history.
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What Ugly Car Will You Risk It All To Defend?
Alright, here's your chance. Tell me what ugly car you'll put up your dukes to defend in the comments below, and we'll all have a great time arguing about it.
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2026 Ford Bronco: Will It Baby?
If you're hoping to use this post to convince the spouse that a badass off-roading vehicle is just what the doctor ordered for a family car, you're out of luck.
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The Guinness World Record For Quickest Hybrid In 2011 Sounds Laughably Slow Now
Infiniti turned heads when its 2012 M35h set the Guinness quarter-mile hybrid record, but brands like Ferrari and Chevrolet have continued raising the bar.
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Toyota Tacoma Vs. Nissan Frontier: Which Truck Offers More At Their Price Point?
The Toyota Tacoma and Nissan Frontier hover right around the same price, but that doesn't mean their features, abilities, and value are identical.
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The Soviet ZIL-4104 Boasted A Hand-Built 7.7-Liter V8 Engine For Communist Elites
When communist Soviet leaders needed a luxury car, they turned to American designs, reverse-engineering U.S.-made sedans to create their own elite limousines.
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This Defunct Automaker Did Supercharged Pickup Trucks Almost 40 Years Before Ford
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Why Do So Many Automakers Test Cars At The Nürburgring?
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Here's How Much A 2021 Nissan Armada Has Depreciated In 5 Years
If you're shopping for a used full-size SUV, the 2021 Nissan Armada might be on your radar. Here's how its five-year depreciation stacks up against rivals.
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America Still Doesn't Have Michelin's CrossClimate3 Tires, How Do CrossClimate2s Compare?
Michelin released the next-generation CrossClimate3 in Europe in mid-2025, but it's years away for American drivers. The two have significant differences.
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Can You Safely Strap Cargo On Your Roof Without A Roof Rack?
Whether you're vacationing or moving cross-country, you may want to take more with you than fits in your cargo space. Without a roof rack, what can you do?
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Why The EPA Caps Benzene In Your Gas At 0.62 Percent (And Why It Matters)
Once the EPA kicked lead out of automotive fuel, gasoline makers settled on a benzene compound as a substitute. But it, too, can cause problems.
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This 2009 Mercedes Hybrid Was The First To Use This Tech We Now Take For Granted
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U.S. Attorney's Office Charges 11 People In Massive Multi-Million-Dollar Fake Temporary License Plate Scheme
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A New V8 Dodge Charger Hellcat Is Coming Because Nothing That Popular Ever Truly Dies
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Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket Dramatically Explodes During Engine Test Firing
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Mitsubishi's New Nissan-Based Pickup Truck May Be Joined By A New Pajero In The U.S.
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Ferrari CEO Insists There Is 'Strong Interest' In The Luce And People Exist Who Actually 'Want It'
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Crashed UPS Plane's Flight Crew's Final Words Extracted From A PDF And Made Public
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