The Ford Bronco Is Reportedly About To Get The Lincoln Treatment
A Bronco-based off-roader might be just what the storied American automaker needs to make a splash in the luxury segment.
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These 3 Compact SUVs Failed The IIHS's New Whiplash Prevention Test
Each poor-rated vehicle struggled in different areas.
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Air India's Aircraft Safety Inspection Reports Make For Genuinely Horrifying Reading
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Mazda Engineers Built A V6 Miata In Secret, But It Was Too Ugly For This World
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
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The Ford Bronco Is Reportedly About To Get The Lincoln Treatment
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3 Weird Ways Radiators Were Destroyed (And What's More Likely To Give You A Headache)
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Why Hudson Stuck With A Straight-6 Engine When It Already Had An 8
Before Hudson was folded into American Motors, it had developed its own eight-cylinder engine. Yet for years, it stuck with its old-fashioned straight-6.
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Mazda Engineers Built A V6 Miata In Secret, But It Was Too Ugly For This World
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We'd Never Have Guessed The Cars Consumer Reports Says Buyers Are Paying Over Sticker For
The average transaction price for a new vehicle has decreased compared to last year. But Consumer Reports says some new cars are still marked up significantly.
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Indian Celebrates Its 125th Anniversary With Gorgeous Hand-Painted Bikes
Bikes that look this good deserve to be taken out on the road.
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F1's Greatest Driver Wore This Omega Watch For 40 Years, And Maybe If You Were To Wear It You Could Drive Like Him
It looks like Fangio cared for this piece quite a lot, and kept it cleaned and tuned up.
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Massachusetts Holds Lottery For Low-Number 250th Anniversary License Plates
It does seem a little strange to enter a lottery to win the honor of paying more for your license plates, but many Bay Staters do it every year.
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These Are Your Picks For The Next Overpriced Enthusiast Cars
Look, we see you trying to drive up the value of cars you already own, and we have to respect the hustle.
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The Mercedes-Benz 'Little G' Will Offer A Hybrid Motor Along With The EV
A second drivetrain option for the Baby G, a new Ford recall, and some potentially flaming Volvo batteries.
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Whether it's donuts in an icy parking lot, or a grand adventure winding through snow-capped mountains, we want to hear about it.
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At $27,500, Is This 1975 Lancia Fulvia A Full-On Steal?
Rare even when it was new, this little-known Lancia is a near-unicorn on U.S. roads. But can exclusivity justify that price tag?
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Sure, You Could Replace Your Engine Coolant With Pepsi, But Watch This First
YouTubers are known for their wacky and wild stunts, like this group that replaced a car's coolant with Pepsi. Here's what happened to the car.
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The Smallest Diesel Engine In The World Fits In The Palm Of Your Hand
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The Neighborhood Where Residents Can't Leave Or Enter Without Paying A Toll
Residents have been complaining to the various businesses and government entities involved, hoping for some relief from the constant tolls.
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George Harrison's Porsche 928 S Was Almost Used For Spare Parts
George Harrison once owned a Porsche 928 S that was driven for 11,000 miles. If it wasn't for a bit of luck, that car wouldn't have seen any action beyond that.
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The Most Reliable, Fuel-Efficient Small SUVs You Can Buy New, According To Consumer Reports
If you're in the market for a small SUV, the choice is overwhelming, but Consumer Reports has listed the most reliable and fuel-efficient to help you choose.
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If Straight Cut Gears Are So Great, Why Don't Street Cars Use Them?
Straight cut gears can provide some exciting benefits, but despite those benefits, regular passenger cars don't use them. Here's why.
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Displacement You Can't Refuse: The Godfather Big Block Somehow Reached 1,000+ Cubes
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