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This Pocket Notebook Will Make You Want to Plan a Road Trip
Just the look of a Field Notes notebook is enough to keep one handy all the time and the new limited run “Mile Marker” Edition is no different.
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Motoring2020 Jeep Gladiator Review: a Historic Nameplate Makes a Remarkable Return
Gladiator revives a fabled nameplate and while it’s obligated to live up to its heritage, more important is its appeal to modern users.
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MotoringThe GMC Sierra AT4 Is a Surprisingly Agile Grunt of a Truck
The AT4 distinguishes itself with unique styling details, off-road shocks and tires, a locking rear differential, and a factory-installed two-inch suspension lift.
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MotoringAffordable Dream Car: The Poor Man’s Porsche
While other ’80s-era sports cars were trying to kill its drivers with massive power curves and no electronic aides the 944 kept an even keel, was easily controllable and enjoyable to almost everyone.
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MotoringThe 2004 Mazdaspeed Miata Is Criminally Undervalued
It’s not a million-dollar car, but for the driving experience it’s capable of delivering, this 2004 Mazdaspeed Miata should be going for a hell of a lot more.
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MotoringThe 10 Most Overlooked Cars in America Last Year
In a few years, preferences will shift again, but for now, these are 10 of the slowest-selling cars in America last year.
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MotoringThe Affordable Mercedes-AMG A 35 Sedan Is Finally Here
Today, Mercedes announced the AMG A 35 sedan, the performance variant of the new entry-level A-Class.
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MotoringOne of the Ultimate Sleeper Cars Is Ridiculously Affordable Right Now
As far as unassuming cars go, the 2004 Volkswagen R32 easily tops the list of all-time greats.
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MotoringThe 2019 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Gets a Boost
A stout turbocharged engine with mild hybrid capability and loads of new tech make the new Wrangler Rubicon not only the most capable, but the most well rounded Jeep in the history of the model.
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MotoringNow Is the Time to Buy a Vintage Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow
Buying a Vintage Silver Shadow has become almost stupidly reasonable compared to much of the luxury car market.
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MotoringThis Bargain BMW M3 Might be Worth the Risk
If you treat this E36 M3-in disguise as the bastardized weekend car that it is and only drive it for the thrill, the bargain might be worth the risk.
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MotoringThis Is the Ford F-150 Raptor We’ve Wanted All Along
Ford is planning to send off the current generation F-150 with another Raptor version, this time fitted with the V8 from the new Shelby Mustang GT500.
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MotoringThere Is No Substitute for an Old Land Rover Defender, and This Example Is Just the Right Amount of Classic
It’s safe to say the new Defender will be a far cry from the Defenders of yesteryear. There’s an easy solution, however.
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Motoring2019 Honda Talon Review: a Bold First Attempt Raises the Bar for Sport Side-by-Sides
Honda’s no stranger to either off-roading or powersports, which makes it odd the company took so long to jump into the sport side-by-side market.
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MotoringDon’t Hate the Porsche Cayenne Coupe Just Yet
Porsche just revealed the Cayenne Coupe and joins the latest design craze of steep-roofed sporty SUVs.
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MotoringThis Pristine 1984 BMW Would Make a Great First Car
There aren’t many cars better at teaching the fundamentals of driving than an old BMW like this 318i.
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MotoringThe 2019 Lincoln Black Label Nautilus Breaks Out of the MKX’s Shell
The Lincoln Nautilus accomplishes everything it sets out to do and even manages to be a surprising delight in some aspects.
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MotoringBentley Slows Down the Continental GT But Makes it Better
The new Bentley Continental GT V8 may not have the bragging right of the 200 mph crowd, but it’s still no slouch.
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MotoringCadillac Unveils the Follow-Up to Its Greatest Modern Sedan
Cadillac unveiled the 2020 CT5 sedan ahead of this year’s New York International Auto Show and it now has the monumental task of replacing both the CTS and ATS sedans and taking on BMW and Audi.