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9 cars from the 1970s that never seemed to quit
Mercedes-Benz built almost 2.7 million cars in its W123 family, and the Mercedes-Benz 240D was the most common of them all. Volvo, meanwhile, built more than 2.8 million of…
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8 engines that were built to outlast everything else
Honda’s K-series arrived in 2001, and the Honda K24A became the version millions of drivers lived with every day. It went into CR-Vs, Accords, Elements and the Acura TSX.…
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GM offered airbags on full-size 1974 Cadillacs, Oldsmobiles and Buicks, but only about 10,000 cars got them
General Motors sold airbags to the public in the mid-1970s. Its Air Cushion Restraint System, or ACRS, was an option on big 1974 Cadillacs, Oldsmobiles and Buicks. However, only…
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7 family sedans that continue to turn heads decades later
Chevrolet built 254,331 Bel Air four-door sedans for 1957, and it sold them as everyday family cars. Today, in our view, a classic sedan like that stops people in…
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