Nissan's Global Off-Roader Set To Go On 'Patrol' In The U.S. In 2027
The Patrol nameplate has been used globally forever, but the United States hasn't had a proper Patrol in decades. That changes with the 2027 Armada.
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What Do The Red And Yellow Dots On Tires Mean?
There is a lot of information on the sidewall of a tire, including small painted yellow and red dots that may have you wondering about their purpose.
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2027 Kia Telluride X-Pro Review: The Looks Get Your Attention, The Cabin Wins You Over
The Telluride's head-turning design catches your eye, but its luxurious cabin and top-tier value solidify its spot as a top pick in the midsize SUV segment.
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The Mazda 2 Is Dead, But Something Else Is Taking Its Place
Mazda's small hatchback is reaching the end, but there'll be a product ready to take its place.
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Chery Says North America Is So Important It Could Build Cars In Canada
Though building cars in America is currently off the table, Chinese EV maker Chery is working on setting up production over the border in Canada.
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Ram Rampage Is More Expensive In Europe Than Ram 1500 In The U.S.
Ram's small Rampage compact pickup truck will soon be available in Europe, but it's pricier than you might expect.
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Toyota Confirms Celica Return, And It's Racing It In WRC
Toyota’s 2027 WRC plans come with a twist that changes the GR Yaris story. Here’s what the two cars share, and what a road-going version could mean.
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Philadelphia Carjacking Crew Targeted New Toyota SUVs For African Export
A violent and wide-ranging crew of carjackers, who were targeting new Toyota SUVs for export to Africa, has been captured and sentenced in Philadelphia.
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After 2 Billion Miles, Ford Releases Mach-E Battery Report Card
Owners of the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E have racked up enough miles to drive to Uranus, but what does that mean about the car's battery life?
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Australia Built A 1980s Supercar Out Of A Front-Drive Alfa Romeo
Only 15 Group B supercars were built, and one is now for sale. Here’s how the rare 1988 car came together, and why it nearly didn’t.
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Nissan's Global Off-Roader Set To Go On 'Patrol' In The U.S. In 2027
The Patrol nameplate has been used globally forever, but the United States hasn't had a proper Patrol in decades. That changes with the 2027 Armada.
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BYD's Yangwang Altior Is A $310k Rolls-Royce Copycat That Can Tank-Turn
BYD has launched the Yangwang Altior, a luxury sedan with Rolls-Royce stance, suicide doors, quad electric motors, massive screens, and flotation skills.
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Tesla Cybertruck Tires Aren't Cheap To Replace: Here's What They Cost
Before buying a Tesla Cybertruck with the biggest wheel package, it's worth understanding what you can expect to pay when it's time to replace the tires.
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Here's Why Fuel Economy Drops So Much At 75 MPH
The drop in fuel economy of a typical vehicle at 75 mph versus 55 mph is significant enough that you'll want to understand the fuel cost implications.
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What Do The Red And Yellow Dots On Tires Mean?
There is a lot of information on the sidewall of a tire, including small painted yellow and red dots that may have you wondering about their purpose.
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Can Leaving A Car Battery On Concrete Actually Damage It?
When it comes to car maintenance, there are plenty of myths and stories around how to do things, including storing the battery on a concrete floor.
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Your Next Car Could Be Software-Defined. Here's What That Means
Instant performance upgrades and custom tech make software-defined vehicles sound like the future, but digital paywalls and privacy trade-offs lurk beneath.
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The Reason Subaru Still Builds Cars With Boxer Engines
Smooth balance, low center of gravity, and iconic rumble: here is why Subaru refuses to follow the crowd and continues to build the flat-four boxer engine.
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