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Trucks are built for toughness, and Americans love them for their utility, comfort, and road presence. But insurance companies don’t
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If you have shopped for a new car recently, you may have noticed something missing. For decades, fog lights were
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Sports cars have a reputation for being expensive to buy and even more expensive to maintain. For many people that
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Cars today are faster, safer, and more connected than ever, but in the push toward touchscreens, automation, and minimalism, plenty
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Every driver has heard a “golden rule” about cars from a friend, uncle, or neighbour who swears by it. The