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Read MoreI'm not sure what exactly the stunt would be for a Red Bull box truck, but there has to be something.
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Read MoreConsumer Reports ranks vehicles on a number of factors, including reliability and performance. Based on these factors, certain brands received terrible scores.
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Read MoreThe Chevrolet Traverse has plenty of great specs and features. But what does Consumer Reports say about the reliability of its latest models?
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Read MoreMany areas in the United States have introduced incentives to help residents convert to EVs. But some U.S. states don't offer good incentives at all.
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