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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 3, 2026
Outlet visibility, for MotorTrend
Top 50K sites
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Aug 6, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Bradley Iger

    10 Cars Everyone Thought Would Flop, but Buyers Had Other Plans (opens the original)

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    These unlikely winners ignored conventional wisdom and won over buyers anyway. The automotive industry tends to be driven by logic. Market research, consumer trends, fuel prices, demographics, and competitive analysis are all supposed to point automakers toward success while steering them away from costly mistakes. Yet history has a habit of proving that buyers don’t always follow the script. Some vehicles seem destined for failure from the moment they’re announced. Maybe they’re too expensive,

  2. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Bradley Iger

    10 Car Features Nobody Needs Yet We’d Hate to Live Without (opens the original)

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    These add-ons solve imaginary problems while adding complexity and cost, but we still want them all. Modern cars are packed with technology designed to make driving safer, easier, and more efficient. They’ve also become loaded with gloriously unnecessary features. The automotive industry has spent decades inventing solutions to problems that nobody really asked for, adding layers of theater, convenience, and outright excess to our daily commutes. And despite ourselves, we simply can’t get enough

  3. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Bradley Iger

    These 10 Cars Flopped Hard But Aged Better Than Anyone Expected (opens the original)

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    Time has been surprisingly kind to these flops. Here’s why these cars deserved better. The automotive marketplace likes to think it’s a meritocracy, but history suggests otherwise. Despite compelling designs, innovative engineering, or genuinely unique personalities, the vehicles on this list failed to move in the volumes their creators expected. Some showed up before the public knew what to do with them. Others suffered from bad timing, confusing branding, questionable pricing, or the unfortuna

  4. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Bradley Iger

    Fast Without the Flash: The Best Sleeper Sedans of 2026 (opens the original)

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    Let your right foot do the talking in these low-key, fast four-doors. We love a flashy sports car as much as the next enthusiast, but there’s something special about the quiet confidence of a car that flies under the radar. Something that’s subtle—introverted even—yet packs the performance to make those extroverted sports cars eat dust. Car enthusiasts have been obsessed with the idea of “sleeper sedans” (meaning other folks “sleep on” or don’t expect much of them) for as long as cars have exist

  5. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Bradley Iger

    Think Every Fun Car Is Too Expensive? These 10 Under $35,000 Say Otherwise. (opens the original)

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    You don't need tons of cash to own the kind of car that makes every drive worth taking. If it feels like performance cars have gotten expensive, rest assured you’re not imagining things. Sticker prices have risen significantly across the automotive industry in recent years, and making matter worse, several affordable enthusiast favorites have driven off into the sunset. But thankfully there remain several cars on sale today that can make even a mundane commute feel special—without having to brea

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