Motoring
The Used Cars We’d Buy Right Now For $10K
We combed the internet again to find our dream cars of the month: what we’d pick up if we had a budget cap of 10 large and were able to follow our dreams.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: April 12, 2017
Tesla solar panels, a clever book summary app, a Bugatti watch and much more.
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MotoringThe New Nissan GT-R, a Storm, and the World’s Toughest Track — a White-Knuckled Review
Tackling Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in Nissan’s newly revitalized 2017 GT-R — on a dark and stormy evening.
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MotoringFive Cars That Are Unusual, and Proud of It
Even in an era of safe, almost homogeneous car design, there are a few machines that stick out like a sore thumb and are better for it.
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MotoringRare Forms of 5 Everyday Cars
We take five rare production cars out for a spin to remind us all that we needn’t settle for status-quo when these keys are on the table.
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MotoringThis Week in Motoring: December 29, 2014
The 2016 Cadillac CTS-V, Google’s autonomous car, Cars and Coffee gets canceled, Hyundai wants a performance division and more.
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MotoringMotoring on the Grid: The “Connected” Car Comes of Age
Staying connected to your information — whether that means access to music, social media, restaurant reviews, or navigation — is essential, even when you’re on the road.
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MotoringEssentials Inspired by the 1970 Datsun 240Z
For those dreaming of a vintage car collection, the Datsun 240Z is a great place to start. But you shouldn’t drive it in a dirty tee and sweatpants.
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Motoring25 Years Later, Bringing the Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R Stateside
While the majority of Americans look for their next vehicle at their local car dealership or online, there are some who spend countless hours to hunt down and import foreign cars that were never sold here in the states, at least legally. One of those grails just might finally be legally accessible to enthusiasts and collectors here in the U.S.
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MotoringAces of Asia: 10 Best Japanese Cars
Japanese cars have long been the epitome of reliability and trustworthiness, but they haven’t always been beautiful to look at. Things have changed with the current generation of Japanese cars, which boast great design and more personality than ever, along with driving dynamics that can rival (and even best) the Germans in some cases.
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MotoringBehind the Wheel: 2014 Nissan GT-R Track Edition
With one of the highest thrill-to-dollar ratios of any production car on the planet, the only way to make the Nissan GT-R more monstrous (hello, 0-60 in less than three seconds) is a limited Track Edition.
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MotoringHow The Maxima Lost Its Way
It’s hard to keep a longstanding car model fresh and consistent over the course of decades. Cars such as the Chevrolet Corvette, the Honda Accord and the BMW 3-Series are a few models that have stood the test of time.
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MotoringWest Coast Blitz: 1,100 Horsepower, 800 Miles and Blue Bottle Coffee
Cars and caffeine, an ideal pairing
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MotoringSquaring Up With The New Nissan Cube
Gear Patrol’s Bradley Hasemeyer takes the new (to the U.S.) Nissan Cube out for a test drive and gives his review on the seemingly square (yet not so square) ride.
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Motoring2009 Nissan Maxima [2008 NY Auto Show]
[click on image to enlarge] Ahead of the New York Auto Show, some images of the 2009 Nissan Maxima have been unveiled at SuperNissans.net. We’re going to reserve judgement until we can reveal the specifications for the vehicle, but the new, polarizing look, of the Maxima takes from the forthcoming 370Z and in some odd way that only a Japanese car could do, it works.