Autos
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10 forgotten Toyotas we love more than collectors do
Toyota’s American story began with the Toyopet Crown in 1958, and it was a rough start. Today, however, the brand sells cars on a reputation…
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7 inline-sixes we’d rank among the most durable
The Cummins 12-valve inline-six went into Dodge pickups in 1989 with mechanical fuel injection and a cast-iron block and head. Truck owners have argued about…
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7 Nash models we’d never sell
A Nash-Healey roadster finished third overall at Le Mans in 1952, and that’s only one reason this Kenosha brand deserves more love. Nash also gave…
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6 Chargers that aren’t worth restoring
Say “Charger” and most people picture a black 1969 R/T or a modern Hemi sedan. Yet the name also sat on a plush 1970s Dodge…
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How Buckminster Fuller’s 1933 Dymaxion car steered with a single rear wheel
Buckminster Fuller’s Dymaxion car steered with its back wheel. The 1933 machine rode on three wheels, two at the front and one at the tail.…
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12 four-cylinder motorcycles that feel too dangerous to ride today
America had four-cylinder motorcycles more than a century ago. The Henderson Four arrived in 1912, with its engine laid along the frame like a small…
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Toyota is recalling 228,367 Sienna Hybrids because the second-row seat backs may not stay locked in a crash
Toyota is recalling 228,367 seven-passenger Sienna Hybrid minivans from the 2022 through 2026 model years. This Toyota Sienna Hybrid recall covers second-row seat backs that…
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Koenigsegg is recalling 7 CC850s because the parking brake may not engage in reverse
Koenigsegg is recalling seven 2025 and 2026 CC850 hypercars in the U.S., and this Koenigsegg CC850 recall covers a parking brake that may not engage…
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Audi picked a site near Macon, Georgia, for its first U.S. factory, where it plans to build its biggest SUVs
Audi plans to build its first U.S. factory near Macon. Better yet, the Audi Georgia plant would turn out the brand’s biggest SUVs. Audi says…
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Jeep’s 2027 Gladiator can now leave the factory on 35-inch tires with a 1-inch lift and 4.56 gears
The 2027 Jeep Gladiator 35-inch Tire Launch Edition puts factory 35-inch all-terrain tires on Jeep’s pickup. It pairs them with a 1-inch suspension lift and…
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