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2025 Chevy Silverado

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A majority of 2025 model year half-ton trucks no longer even offer a V8 engine. It's almost unimaginable - but that doesn't make it less true. The Chevy Silverado is one that offers...

2025 Lincoln Corsair

7
The daunting thing about the car market right now is how expensive non-luxury-brand vehicles have become. On average, they have increased in cost by an astounding $20,000 over the past roughly...

2025 Kia Sportage Plug-in Hybrid

7
Plug-in hybrids are ingenious things. Not so much because they can be driven entirely on battery power until they run low on charge - just like a vehicle that is powered...

2025 Range Rover Evoq

12
It's a little strange to use affordable and Range Rover in the same sentence, but there is such a thing. It is called the Range Rover Evoq. At least relative to other Range...

2025 Mercedes CLA 45 S

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It's a little weird that Mercedes is selling subcompact front-wheel-drive sedans with four cylinder engines. Those attributes used to describe economy cars. But the Mercedes CLA 250 - which is front-wheel-drive and...

2025 Audi A7

23
The Audi A7 is an interesting critter in that it's about the same size as a mid-sized BMW 5 Series sedan and other mid-sized luxury sedans but costs about $20k more...

2024 Fiat 500e

26
A lot has changed in the five years since you could last buy a brand-new Fiat 500 - the cute little micro-car from Italy. When it was last available - back in...

2025 Cadillac CT5

18
There aren't many new sedans left on the market - and most of the ones that are still on the market are front-wheel-drive/all-wheel-drive and hybridized sedans. The Cadillac CT5 is one of...

2025 Chevy Equinox

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It's interesting that Chevy - GM - offers two iterations of the Equinox. One of them sells really well. The other not so much. You can probably guess which one - and why. What...

2024 Toyota GR86

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GM used to sell two slightly different versions of the same thing - the Pontiac Firebird and the Chevrolet Camaro. It was done that way because GM's Pontiac and Chevrolet divisions...
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