Bobby Clark
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Ford recalls 41,748 Super Duty pickups and Expeditions whose LED headlights can dim or go dark
Ford is recalling 41,748 trucks and SUVs because their LED headlights can dim or stop working. This Super Duty headlight recall covers 2026 F-250 through…
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Rivian recalls 98,828 R1T, R1S and R2 models because an on-screen notification can hide the backup camera
Rivian is recalling 98,828 vehicles because a notification on the screen can cover the backup camera image in reverse. The Rivian backup camera recall covers…
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GM recalls 1,559 2016-2017 Silverado and Sierra crew cabs whose roof-rail airbag inflators can rupture
General Motors is recalling 1,559 crew-cab Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickups because a roof-rail airbag inflator can rupture. This Silverado airbag recall is small,…
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20 factory muscle cars of 1963–1970, from the Galaxie R-Code to the Chevelle SS 454
There was a period when American automakers discovered that you didn’t necessarily need a six-figure sports car to get genuinely intimidating acceleration. A relatively ordinary-looking…
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20 offbeat 1960s cars from makers like Glas, Iso, Matra and Gordon-Keeble
The 1960s produced some of the most famous cars ever built, from the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Corvette to the Jaguar E-Type and Porsche 911.…
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8 Lancia rally cars from the Fulvia HF to the Delta Integrale Evoluzione
Lancia rally cars won world titles across three decades, from the Stratos in the 1970s to the Delta in the early 1990s. Before them came…
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9 Honda motorcycles that built its American business from 1959 to the CB750
American Honda opened for business in Los Angeles on June 11, 1959, with three small models. By 1970, it had sold 500,000 motorcycles in the…
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8 Saab models from the 92 to the 900 Turbo, and which ones Americans could buy
Saab built airplanes before it built cars, and its early Saab models showed it. The Swedish company started with a two-stroke teardrop in 1949 and…
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8 Toyota compact pickups that led from the 1964 Stout to the 1995 Tacoma
The Toyota compact pickup story in North America starts with a slow seller called the Stout. Toyota Canada’s own truck history says the company sold…
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Jeep’s Forward Control put the cab over the engine of an 81-inch-wheelbase 4×4 pickup in 1956
The Jeep Forward Control moved the driver up and over the engine. Willys launched the FC-150 late in 1956 on an 81-inch wheelbase, with four-wheel…
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