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America is synonymous with the muscle car class and has been the birthplace of many iconic muscle cars since 1949, following the debut of the Oldsmobile Rocket 88. There is still a selection of muscle cars available in 2024, but only one is still produced in America: the Ford Mustang.

Only One Muscle Car Is Still Built In The USA

Since the widespread adoption of automatic transmissions, manuals have mostly been associated with performance cars. Slapping through the gears while winding out the engine is a thrilling experience, and nothing launches a 426 Street Hemi off the line like a four-speed. Now that trucks have become daily drivers and even luxury vehicles, they mostly have automatics, but manual transmissions used to be the standard in pickups.

The Only American-Built Pickup Truck With A Manual Transmission

Toyota's vehicles last the longest. It's a testament to Toyota's engineering prowess that six models make it to the iSeeCars annual ranking of the longest-lasting vehicles, trucks, and SUVs. The surprise? These aren't the models you'd expect, given they're not Toyota's top sellers. The Toyota RAV4, Toyota Corolla, and Toyota...

6 Toyota Vehicles That Will Go 250K+ Miles, But They’re Not Its Best-Selling Models

It used to be that an inline four-cylinder was just slightly more powerful than a lawnmower, but modern performance technology, as well as super and turbocharging, has made them formidable engines. In fact, there are some high-output I-4s that rival V-6s and even V-8s, both in horsepower and torque. Gone are the days when four-cylinders were only for sensible compacts, as they now power some of the hottest rides around.

10 Four-Cylinder Cars That Are Faster Than Their Larger-Engined Ancestors

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If you're in the market for a new car, have you considered picking up something classic? Check out some of these options that won't break your bank account.

10 Classic Cars That Won’t Drain Your Wallet

The automotive world is mourning the loss of a legendary powertrain. General Motors has confirmed the impending retirement of its celebrated 3.0-liter inline-six Duramax diesel engine. Renowned for its exceptional torque delivery, commendable fuel efficiency, and formidable towing capacity, the Duramax has been a cornerstone of GM’s full-size SUV lineup.

End of an Era: General Motors Retires Iconic Duramax Diesel Engine Amid Stricter Emissions Regulations

Ford’s strategic pivot towards SUVs, trucks, and electric vehicles has significantly transformed its product lineup. Where once a vibrant array of passenger cars held court, now stands a world dominated by high-riding vehicles. A recent digital rendering of a potential 2026 Ford Thunderbird has ignited a nostalgic fervor, offering a tantalizing look into a potential resurgence of the iconic coupe.

2026 Ford Thunderbird Revival: A Digital Rendering Teases a Modern Twist on an Iconic Classic Coupe Amid Ford’s Shift to SUVs and EVs

While the world moves more and more towards an eco-friendly future, certain aspects of the automotive industry suffer. As emission restrictions tighten and Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) metrics become harder and harder for manufacturers to meet, engine sizes are becoming smaller in order to meet those goals. That's why we've seen so many six-cylinder engines drop to four-pots, while V8s have been downgraded (or upgraded depending on where you stand) to twin-turbocharged sixes.

Toyota's Most Powerful 4-Cylinder Engine

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If you’re a family looking for a used sport utility vehicle, you have an abundance of choices. Whether your family can fill three rows of seats, is into fuel efficiency or just wants to get off the road for the weekend, there is an SUV that can accommodate. To help you narrow down your search, we asked two auto experts to name used SUVs that would make the top of their lists.

12 Best Used SUVs To Buy in 2024 for a Family of 4

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As Ford looks toward the future of affordable EVs, the answer could be in its recent past.

Why Ford Could Revive 2 High-Volume Vehicles, and Soon

Nissan has announced pricing for the 2025 Sentra. Despite a minor increase, the good news is that the compact sedan remains a bargain, with all three trims coming in below the $25,000 mark. As one of the most affordable vehicles in the automaker's lineup, you may think the Sentra is rather drab and dreary. It certainly won't set your hair on fire, but the 2025 Sentra offers exceptional bang for your buck.

Nissan's War On High Prices Continues With 2025 Sentra

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You're going to be shocked to see what vehicles are headed to  car heaven. Take a look!

10 Cars, SUV's, Trucks, And Vans Being Discontinued In 2024

The Cat 1 and Cat 3 turbocharged straight-sixes are now available to order.

Video: Dodge Hurricrate Engines Give You Bang For Buck

Looking back at my purchase of a 2014 Subaru Outback, I've come to the realization that I should have chosen a different trim level. Let me share my story of making the wrong choice and the regret that followed. The Subaru Outback is an excellent vehicle, so I purchased a...

I Regret Buying This Subaru Outback

The three-cylinder engine is still, largely, underestimated. However, this one certainly deserves your attention.

Video: Is This The Best Three-Cylinder Engine Ever?

If you have a basic understanding of how a turbocharged engine like the 2023 Toyota GR Corolla's souped-up three-cylinder works, it's not hard to figure out that they pose reliability issues you won't get with a naturally aspirated engine. Before we get into the higher heat and pressure that comes with turbocharging, the bottom line is there are more moving parts, meaning there's more stuff that can break.

Reliability Showdown: Turbocharged Vs. Naturally Aspirated Engines

Hyundai's funky pickup is better than ever, and it still starts below $29,000.

Video: The 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz Costs More But Also Delivers More

538 lb-ft Base Trim Transmission. There are far too many options to cover everything in detail, but the big news is that even without a single box ticked, you'll shell out $357,621, according to customers on Lamborghini-Talk, and according to the official Ad Personam order guide one user uploaded to the forum, a fully loaded model easily exceeds $550,000. To put that into perspective, the naturally aspirated, 9,500-rpm V12-powered Ferrari 12Cilindri starts at roughly $435,000, while Sant'Agata's sold-out Revuelto range-topper starts at $608,358. Lamborghini charges at least $3,995 for destination, if that even matters at this point.

Lamborghini Temerario Pricing Makes V12 Ferraris Seem Like Bargains

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When most mid-size trucks were discontinued, the Toyota Tacoma and Nissan Frontier kept the magic alive. 
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2 Japanese trucks saved the market when American models got the axe

On January 1, 1989, the large luxury sedan segment was looking a bit stale. The W126 Mercedes-Benz S-Class was a decade old, while the BMW 7 Series was three years into its second generation and still trying to find its feet. Audi's A8 didn't exist yet, and the American-made luxury segment was looking a bit bleak. The Lincoln Town Car and Mercury Grand Marquis were basically the same car, and not a very good one compared to the Europeans above.

35 Years Ago Toyota Sucker-Punched Mercedes-Benz And Never Looked Back

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All The Manual Cars We're Losing In 2025

The automotive landscape is rapidly changing as electric vehicles, hybrids, and ever more complicated forced induction powertrains take over the industry. This, coupled with stricter emissions...

All The Manual Cars We're Losing In 2025

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