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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Power and Presence: The 7 Best Personal Luxury Coupes of the 1990s (opens the original)
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SUVs might have killed these big, plush two-doors, but they live on in our hearts. Before luxury sport-utility vehicles became the four-wheeled uniform of choice for the moneyed set, those seeking to flash their cash—but unable to justify the extreme impracticality of a two-seat toy—instead turned to a class of vehicle that has almost entirely disappeared from the market. Known as the personal luxury coupe, it enjoyed a decades-long dominance soaking up the quarterly bonuses of the upwardly mobi
5 More Classic Dream Cars You Really Want but Will Regret Owning (opens the original)
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Part 2: These models are loved by enthusiasts but are guaranteed to leave you in tears. When we put together our first list of dream car classics we all secretly (or not so secretly) want but are too scared to actually own, we barely scratched the surface of our perverse automotive passions. Whether it’s because of sketchy reliability, sky-high parts costs, or the dread of knowing that even the most basic of repair jobs will require days (weeks/months) of disassembly and reassembly, it turns out
7 Weird Accessories Included in New Cars That Were Actually Useful (opens the original)
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These unusual but practical features raise eyebrows but get the job done. We’re all familiar with the myriad ways in which car dealers have tried to entice customers into their showrooms, including the promise of freebies like barbecue grills, t-shirts, and diecasts just to take a test drive. It turns out automakers aren’t above using the same strategy to try and turn curious browsers into committed buyers, bundling in all manner of unusual accessories to try and seal the deal. Sometimes, these
Hollywood Flight Club: 8 Flying Cars From Movies and How Close They Were to Reality (opens the original)
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With an ambitious new flying car program unveiled in America, how close has silver screen fantasy come to real life flight? Don’t look now, but the Department of Transportation just announced a new pilot project designed in part to push air taxi adoption and vertical takeoff and landing cargo capability across 26 states. It’s called the Advanced Air Mobility and Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing Integration Pilot Program (whew!), and it’s got all of us asking: Does this mean we’re finally ge
How Chrysler and Mitsubishi Accidentally Predicted the Future of Cars (opens the original)
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The Diamond-Star Motors experiment laid the groundwork for today’s pervasive automotive industry tie-ups. Cooperation between global automakers has become standard practice, a modern method for sharing the immense cost burden of developing new vehicle platforms. Doing so spreads the investment and allows brands that ostensibly don’t go head to head in every market to reap the benefits when a fresh model goes on sale. In the early days of international cooperation, American car companies were les
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