The decline of the sedan is well known. Beginning in the late 2010s, many automakers left the sedan and small-car market behind entirely, with companies like Ford discontinuing once-popular sedan models like the Fusion to focus on more profitable SUVs and crossovers. The mid-size sedan, once the default vehicle for American families, has been replaced…
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Buying new tires is rarely fun, but it feels a little better when you know you’re getting something extra with your purchase. Any time a tire retailer throws in some perks, you can rest easier knowing you got more value out of that new set you bought. While most focus on pricing or brand, the…
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Prices for new vehicles continue to rise across the board due to the impact of tariffs, but KBB says that Americans are also increasingly picking pricier vehicles over their more affordable counterparts. The full-size truck segment has seen a particularly sharp rise in buyers choosing high-spec vehicles, pushing the average new price in March 2026…
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In one sense, a car recall is a good thing, even if it’s inconvenient for owners. It’s evidence that an automaker has identified a problem and has been pressured into doing something about it, which in turn helps make cars safer and more reliable than they would have otherwise been. Of course, most car owners…
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Toyota regularly weighs in as the world’s largest automaker by volume, and even if you aren’t sure what the Toyota name actually means or where its logo comes from, the company’s badge is easily one of the most recognizable ones in the world. However, if you’ve looked closely at the badge on certain Toyota models…
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If the diesel engine in your vehicle suddenly decides not to play ball and loses power, or is restricted to a certain speed, then it’s possible that the engine has been derated. While this is undoubtedly inconvenient, this is actually a feature of modern diesel engines that’s designed to protect them. Put simply, engine derating…
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While it may not be the most powerful or most exotic of the various modern Mustang performance variants, the Ford Mustang Dark Horse is a special kind of modern enthusiast car. With Chevrolet discontinuing the Camaro and Dodge getting rid of the Challenger in recent years, the Mustang GT has already established itself as the…
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The Dodge Stratus R/T was a sporty coupe that was discontinued in 2006 — over 20 years ago — due to its lack of sales. Mid-size vehicles were losing out to full-size sedans around that time (the 2007 sixth-generation Dodge Charger offered more power and more muscle), causing automakers to pivot. Since then, you probably…
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3D printing, though still somewhat of a niche hobby, is growing in popularity. Much of that is thanks to its adoption in various industries. That includes the automotive world, as there are 3D-printed car accessories that are actually useful…. Check out the original article: [Slashgear] How Long Can A 3D-Printed Cylinder Head Last On A…
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Five-year resale values for used cars and trucks increased between 2025 and 2026, with a recent study by iSeeCars finding that the average new vehicle will lose 41. 8% of its original value over that period. That’s 3…. Check out the original article: [Slashgear] Not The Ford F-150 Or RAM 1500 – This Truck Has…
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