What Car Are You Always Surprised To See Someone Actually Bought?
So many options, and yet you bought... that?!
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At $23,950, Would You Become A Cars & Coffee Legend In This 2012 Roush Stage 2 Mustang GT?
The Roush upgrades are desirable, and the mileage is pretty low, but is this 15-year-old Mustang GT worth nearly $24,000?
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If your Sienna has captain's chairs in the second row, you may be part of this recall.
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The new Spider doesn't lose a step compared to its hard-top sibling. Both versions of the Aston supercar have over 1,000 hp and can do over 200 mph.
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2027 Triumph Tiger 1200 Aims For The BMW GS's Do-Everything Crown
More power, more features, and a wide range of capable trim levels to choose from. The Triumph Tiger is looking to take BMW's lunch money.
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The X-Bow is finally coming to the United States, but it will be in very limited quantities, and you'll have to put down $50,000 just to get a reservation.
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This Mid-Engine V8 Geo Metro Is The Ultimate Evolution Of 'LS Swap All The Things'
LS swaps are an accessible and reliable way to get V8 power for just about any car. But you've probably never seen one in a Geo Metro before.
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Unable to take the cameras down themselves, some cities that have cancelled their Flock contracts are resorting to covering the cameras up.
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Toyota Just Put All Its Trucks On Snow Tracks
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1970 Chevy Camaro For Sale With Just 353 Miles Since Its Build Promises 850 HP From Big-Block V8
From its 6,000-watt stereo system to its huge cowl hood, you might be able to check some bucket-list boxes with this Camaro RS fit for the drag strip.
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2027 Audi Q9 And SQ9 Go Straight To The Top Of Their Class
Both three-row SUVs are fully qualified for the role of Audi's new flagship, offering families a sleek, luxurious kid-hauling chariot that should inspire envy.
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How A Slick Ford Maverick Lobo Taught Me The True Meaning Of Truck Ownership
Owning a truck can be an act of responsibility to the people around you, one that supplies joy rather than tiresome stress.
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2027 Mercedes-AMG GLS63 Is More Rapid, More Ridiculous, And More Rad Than Ever
The flashy updates inside and out take the 2027 Mercedes-AMG GLS63's street cred to new heights, and that's all that really matters, right?
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I Took Buddy The Off-Road Miata To A Baja Race... And Won
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Finding a Tucson with a stick shift is harder than you might think. Here's which versions of the crossover came with a manual and what to keep in mind.
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At $13,337, Is This 2002 VW GTI 337 An Anniversary Gift You Would Give Yourself?
A rare version of the GTI, this 25th Anniversary model is almost as old as the anniversary it celebrated. Even in such good condition, is it worth $13,337?
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At $6,500, Is This 1978 Olds Cutlass Salon Brougham A Unicorn Of A Deal?
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At $6,700, Could You Have Designs On This 2001 Mercedes CLK 430 Designo?
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At $10,500, Is This 1953 MG TD A Jolly-Good Deal?
Americans returning from World War II loved the MG's they'd seen in the UK, and they bought them in big numbers. Does this 1953 TD still have the same appeal?
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Audi's New Digital Matrix Lights Project Turn Signals Onto The Road And Won't Blind Other Cars
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