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2028 Volkswagen ID. Tiguan: What to Know About the ID.4 Successor
Expected in the U.S. for the 2028 model year, the ID. Tiguan brings a familiar name and physical controls to VW’s electric SUV. American pricing and EPA range remain unannounced.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz GLS: A Familiar SUV Gets a Digital Overhaul
A 530-hp V8 draws attention, but the standard Superscreen and new software architecture reach further across the GLS lineup.
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BMW’s 603-HP iX3 M60 Is More Than a Power Upgrade
A rear differential and adaptive chassis matter as much as the headline output. Here is what BMW has confirmed for the U.S., and what remains unknown.
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Volvo EX60 P10: Beyond the 400-Mile Headline
Volvo’s official P10 figures tell a different story from the future P12’s headline. The wheel specification, charging conditions and delivery timing matter.
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Corvette Grand Sport X: What 721 HP and AWD Change
Chevrolet pairs a naturally aspirated V8 with a front electric motor. Its officially declared figures explain the ambition; the equipment defines the buying question.
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Gas, Hybrid or EV? Calculate What Your Car Really Costs
Fuel savings are only one line in the budget. Use mileage, charging access, borrowing costs and resale assumptions to build a comparison you can actually check.
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The BMW 528i E39 and the Value of an Ordinary 5 Series
The six-cylinder E39 offers a useful way to understand the 5 Series: through proportion, chassis engineering and the demands of keeping an older car on the road.
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2026 Honda CR-V Gas vs Hybrid: Run the Numbers
Fuel economy favors the hybrid. The buying decision still turns on trim, mileage and the price you actually pay.
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2027 Electric Mercedes C-Class: What U.S. Buyers Know
Mercedes has announced a powerful electric sedan with rapid-charging ambitions. A U.S. price and EPA range are still essential to the buying picture.
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BMW 330i G20: Why the Model Year Matters
An early G20 and today’s 330i share a lineage. Their cabin, equipment and buying questions can be very different.
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From Chiron to Tourbillon: Bugatti Changes Its Formula
A naturally aspirated V16 and electric assistance change Bugatti’s performance formula. The last Chiron marks one chapter of that transition.
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Naturally Aspirated V12s: Three Different Ways Forward
Ferrari 12Cilindri, Lamborghini Revuelto and Gordon Murray T.50 show why engine aspiration and hybridization are different questions.
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Used EV Prices: Look Beyond the Discount
Use dated market evidence, battery checks, the original warranty and your charging routine to assess a used electric car.
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1934 Duesenberg Model J: What Restoration Must Preserve
The finish attracts attention. Chassis identity, coachwork and a documented history establish what has actually been preserved.
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DeLorean Before the Time Machine: The Company That Almost Wasn't
Long before pop culture, there was a factory in Belfast and a very risky bet.
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Group B Rally: Innovation Outran the Rules
The Audi Sport quattro S1 makes the engineering ambition visible. The championship’s break after 1986 shows why the surrounding rules and setting mattered.
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1960s Car Dashboards: Design Beyond the Nostalgia
The 1963 Corvette’s sculpted cockpit explains the appeal of the era—and why materials, usability and safety need their own questions.
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Tucker 48: The Car, the Company and the Myth
A closer look at the Tucker 48, its safety ideas and the business history behind a much-retold collapse.
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Classic Car Auction Prices: What the Hammer Leaves Out
The winning bid is only the start. A useful valuation connects the specific car, the sale terms and the cost of bringing it home.
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