Autos
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7 Fiats that still stop traffic
Fiat built cars for the masses, yet some very exclusive cars wore the same badge. The Fiat 8V, with only 114 made, sits at one…
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7 Mercedes-Benz models that still define fun
Porsche assembled the Mercedes-Benz 500 E in its own Zuffenhausen plant, and that tells you how seriously Mercedes took driving fun. The brand is better…
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7 coupes worth more than most owners realize
The Volvo 780 was a hand-finished Italian coupe sold through Swedish dealers, and that kind of hidden pedigree is what this list is about. These…
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Dodge extends taillamp coverage to 5 years and unlimited miles on 2018-2024 Durangos whose LEDs go dark
Dodge has extended the Durango taillamp warranty on certain 2018 to 2024 models to five years with unlimited miles. The extended coverage applies to the…
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Cadillac will build 252 Escalade-V 125th Anniversary editions, numbered 1902 to 2027, from about $239,000
Cadillac will build just 252 examples of the 2027 Escalade-V 125th Anniversary Collector Series. Each one carries a serial number tied to a year of…
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Honda’s first HRC parts include a 20.8-lb forged Civic Type R wheel that’s 5.5 lb lighter than stock
Honda’s racing arm is finally selling parts to street drivers. HRC Performance Parts will debut at the 2026 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, and the…
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Kimi Antonelli won the U.S. Grand Prix from pole and leads the F1 standings by 123 points with five races left
Kimi Antonelli won the 2026 United States Grand Prix the simple way: he started from pole and led a one-stop race to the flag. The…
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11 Packards worth more than most owners realize
A Packard 734 Speedster sold for $1,765,000 in 2019, and that’s the top of a long ladder. Below it sit dozens of Packard series that…
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Ford’s honeycomb-chassis Mark IV won Le Mans in 1967 by 32 miles at a record 135.48 mph average
The Ford Mark IV won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in June 1967 with Dan Gurney and A.J. Foyt driving. It beat the second-place…
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12 Volvos worth remembering
Volvo built its first production car in 1927, and the company’s own heritage archive tracks every model since. Some sold by the hundred thousand, while…
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