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By William Maley, in Automotive Industry,
We might have a Chinese automaker selling vehicles in the U.S. by 2019. Might.
By William Maley, in Mercedes Benz,
The Volkswagen Diesel Emission Scandal Killed Any Demand for Them
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Kia tries to shine a Stinger halo on the Forte
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Jeep refreshes its polarizing Cherokee to something more conventional looking.
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Finally, We're getting an N model!
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Complete redesign of RDX is the first model to fully use Acura's new design language.
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Xmotion previews Nissan styling direction, and a probable future look for the Nissan Rogue.
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
All looks... Not sure about the substance
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Goodbye Crosshair Grille, Hello Mild-Hybrid System
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
It actually has some style!
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Ford is getting back into the mid-size truck game.
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Eight different models, six different powertrain combinations including a diesel
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
We're sure someone is not happy at FCA today
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Looks like a bigger GLI with V6 punch
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Some teaser renderings of the forthcoming 2019 Kia Forte
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
New look and added boost
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
There's a new ST and possibly a new Mustang Bullitt
By William Maley, in General Motors,
More crew cabs are expected to be rolling off the production line
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
See if you can spot the changes!
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
How to make a GLS extra fancy
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Only 2 percent of G-Class buyers will take advantage of it
By William Maley, in Reviews,
35 Vehicles Reviewed in 2017, which ones made the cut to be named a favorite?
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Concept will debut Infiniti's new design language.
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Acura's smallest crossover for the U.S. enters the 3rd-generation
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
BMW's little new city crossover.
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Honda is planning a third generation Insight
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Jeep updates the Cherokee to a more conventional look.
By William Maley, in General Motors,
The current-generation GM trucks will soldier on with the next-generation models
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Toyota isn't giving up on the full-size sedan market just yet.
By Drew Dowdell, in Los Angeles Auto Show,
Recapping the luxury crossovers and SUVs from the 2017 Los Angeles Auto Show
By William Maley, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Wow, the next Jetta gets some style!
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
Lexus previews a concept crossover to be shown in Detroit in January 2018.
By Drew Dowdell, in North American International Autoshow (NAIAS-Detroit),
The oldest designed vehicle on the market finally gets a re-do.
By William Maley, in Ford,
Electric autonomous vehicles for commercial applications? No way according to Ford.
By Drew Dowdell, in Los Angeles Auto Show,
The LA Auto Show has wrapped up, here is a look at what we saw.
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By Drew Dowdell · Posted
Once the VW dealers stop suing over Scout, I wonder if they'll get the maintenance contract. Private Equity. They got bought up by an equity firm that also owns either Advance or AutoZone (can't remember which, if you care enough you can google lol). The equity firm decided that there was no point having two brands competing on auto parts sales, so they closed down the PepBoys parts (which sucks because they typically had the best prices of the walk-in parts stores) and made PepBoys service only. In the process, a lot of PepBoys became unsustainable in their current locations because their building footprint was too large for the dollar volume coming through, so many of them closed. This was mid-late Covid era, so a lot of the service departments simply never got rebuilt. Sing it with me now... Private Equity Ruins America. They've been doing that sort of thing for years and maybe the Tesla/Rivian thing will be the one that finally saves them. They were suppose to take over Saturn and Saab service too. I think they had Suzuki for a bit. They were the official service center for Daewoo for like 5 minutes. -
By Robert Hall · Posted
Always liked the 00s Impalas..had many as rentals when I lived in Colorado then Arizona and would travel back to Ohio and elsewhere in the Midwest and East...along w/ Intrepids and 300Ms, Grand Marquis, Town Cars and the occasional DeVille/DTS (and drove my sister's 00 DTS a lot). Don't recall having had a Buick as a rental, but always liked the looks of the 90s-00s Park Avenues.. -
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By A Horse With No Name · Posted
Thoughtful review, and I love the paint scheme. I just don't love it $76,000 worth. He actually likes it.
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