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The Station Wagon You Want to Drive
Calling any vehicle a station wagon in America seems to be a bit of a faux pas. The body style and name fell out of favor when the minivan market blew up in the 1980s.
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A New Nissan Sentra Is Coming
The 2026 Nissan Sentra is coming soon, and it should be available by the end of the year. For those who haven’t adopted the crossover trend, it’s a relief that Nissan isn’t abandoning the production of small cars. Although the Versa may be discontinued soon, a brand-new Sentra is on the way to rival compact…
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2025 Mazda CX-70: Blends Sporty Design With Everyday Practicality
The 2025 Mazda CX-70 is an interesting new SUV. It has the same size and platform as the CX-90, making it a midsize SUV, but something is missing.
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Honda Doubles Down on Hybrid Efficiency
As interest in fully electric vehicles softens, hybrid cars are regaining momentum, and Honda is ready to lead the charge. The company recently announced plans to develop what it calls the “world’s most efficient” hybrid powertrain, signaling a new response to growing consumer demand for practical, fuel-saving alternatives.
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What Are the Differences Between Off-Roading and Overlanding?
You might hear some people use off-roading and overlanding interchangeably, but they are not the same thing. What are the differences between the two?
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BMW Is Testing This Revolutionary Technology Now
Get Ready for Solid-State Batteries Solid-state batteries are set to revolutionize the world of electric vehicles. They’re now undergoing testing in a BMW i7.
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What’s the Best Time of Year to Buy a Car?
Is there a best time of the year to buy a car? Is it like buying plane tickets in which dealers mark down some models at different times of the year?
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Meet the Sixth-Gen Camaro: Chevy’s Last Gas Muscle Car
The gas-powered muscle car is on its way out. See what you can expect from Chevrolet’s current and final version of the Camaro.
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Are Extended Warranties Worth It for 2025 Models?
Despite the added cost of extended car warranties, they can provide peace of mind, but do they actually add value to your car driving experience?
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Automotive Trends & Technology Car Buying & Leasing Industry News & Events Luxury Vehicles Road Trips & Travel Uncategorized Vehicle ReviewsHow to Choose Between Certified Pre-Owned and Used Vehicles in Today’s Market
If you’re shopping for used cars, you might see the term CPO at certain branded dealerships. This stands for Certified Pre-Owned and is a designation for used vehicles that means it’s had a thorough inspection and includes a manufacturer’s warranty. For many buyers, this ensures more peace of mind and potentially better reliability.
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