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Japanese automakers have dominated North American driveways for decades because they know exactly what buyers want. Dependability, smart engineering, strong
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The Interface War Automakers Are Losing in Big Way
For years, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto quietly solved one of the biggest problems in modern cars. They worked. Drivers
10 Things 1960s Cars Had That Would Never Fly Today
The 1960s were a strange and creative time in automotive design. Safety rules were loose, customer expectations were different, and
15 Vehicles That Wear Out Early — No Matter How Well You Maintain Them
Nobody buys a vehicle thinking it’ll one day leave them stranded on the shoulder of Highway 401 with steam pouring
Why Drivers Have Less Control Than Ever — 8 Car Features Behind the Shift
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Cheap Plastic and Bad Decisions, The Worst ’90s Cars Ever
The 1990s produced some brilliant cars, but it also gave us a wave of cost cutting disasters held together by
The Ultimate Mile Eaters Ten Motorcycles Made for Endless Roads
Touring motorcycles are a special breed. They blend comfort, long distance capability and effortless cruising power in a way sportbikes
The Massive Trucks That Could Be Banned from Downtowns
Cities are getting denser while trucks keep getting larger. Parking bays, bike lanes, underground garages and pedestrian safety rules were