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By William Maley, in Opinion,
Which Vehicles Earned A Place On the Honor Roll and Which Ones Need to See the Principal?
By William Maley, in Opinion,
Trying to gauge and answer some of the unknowns in the Volkswagen Diesel Mess
Give these questions a try & see how much 'auto junk' knowledge you have packed in your 'brain shop'
Why did Chevy not have a "Small Block" in 1955? Can you get this and the rest of our Trivia Tuesday questions for April 28th?
By William Maley, in Opinion,
A Jam Packed Sunday Column - Top Gear, Brands Leaving, and other thoughts
What option disappeared from Cadillacs from 1942 till 1951? Can you answer that and others in our March 3rd Trivia Tuesday?
By William Maley, in Opinion,
Making the choice between the Lancer Evolution and Abarth, along with other thoughts of this week.
What the bird is going on with this Thunderbird?! See if you can answer our Trivia Tuesday for Feb 24th.
By William Maley, in Opinion,
Its a Sunday, Why not kick back and relax with a column from our staff writer?
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By William Maley, in Reviews,
..Lexus' smallest crossover comes in for a review and awaits your questions..
By William Maley, in Reviews,
...one surprisingly good crossover, with a slightly problematic engine...
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By William Maley, in Chicago Auto Show,
..Expected to return 52 MPG Combined for the Blue trim level..
By William Maley, in Chicago Auto Show,
..Also comes with an updated exterior and throw pillows..?..
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What does styling changes from generation to generation have to do with brand loyal customers thinking a general consensus "ugly" vehicle is not "ugly"? There is nothing wrong with completely changing your styling from generation to generation, it's how the styling turns out that matters. -
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^ except styling changes with generations & models (outside of the German triplets) - the Silverado over the last 20 years is a very good illustration of that. -
From my understanding, the people that genuinely "like" the ugly styling of a certain brand tend to be very heavily brand loyal.. When there's a general consensus that a vehicle is ugly, the people that try and talk it up are the ones that would buy it no matter what it looks like because they're obsessed with the brand.
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