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Gilbert Smith

Reporter · CA

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Gilbert Smith

    The Honda Accord That Hit A Million Miles On Its Original Engine (opens the original)

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    A million miles. It's a number so absurd that most drivers never give it a second thought — yet a handful of determined owners, behind the wheels of equally determined machines, have actually put it on the odometer. The recipe calls for a fundamentally reliable platform (a Honda, a Lexus, or a Toyota are your best starting points), an almost religious commitment to oil changes and preventative care, a feather-light right foot, and the willingness to spend what amounts to years of your life behin

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Gilbert Smith

    You Can Grab A Mazda 3 Sedan For Just $189 A Month (opens the original)

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    The Mazda 3 sedan is already one of the best deals on the market, starting at an MSRP of just $24,650, around half the average price of a new vehicle in 2026. Lessees can do even better, spending less than $200 a month in some areas. Mazda is running a number of attractive deals right now on the Mazda 3, but the sedan is getting the best of them. The most attractive incentive available at the moment will have qualified lessees spending just $189 a month on a four-door. Here are the details. This

  3. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Gilbert Smith

    The Chevy 350 V8 Is The One Engine Even Amateur Mechanics Can Wrench On With Their Eyes Closed (opens the original)

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    Few engines have earned a more devoted following among home mechanics than the Chevrolet small-block V8 — and for good reason. If you're new to wrenching and hunting for a project car, the choice of powerplant matters almost as much as the car itself. Steer toward a Mazda rotary and you'll quickly discover just how radically its design differs from a conventional piston engine. Chase a bargain-priced Ferrari and you may end up with a very expensive piece of yard art. The lesson is the same eithe

  4. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Gilbert Smith

    The All-New BMW X5 Is Already Available With A Decent Discount (opens the original)

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    Good news for everyone in the market for their second (or third) BMW: dealers are offering $1,000 in loyalty cash on the revised 2027 BMW X5. Paired with 4.99% APR, this could be just the excuse you've been waiting for to treat yourself to a new luxury SUV. Here's why. Check the incentives page of the BMW website right now, and you won't find any mention of a $1,000 loyalty bonus on the 2027 BMW X5. In fact, you won't find anything on the new X5 at all. You can build and price your own 2027 X5 o

  5. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Gilbert Smith

    315 HP For $329 A Month: The Mustang EcoBoost Is The Ultimate Performance Bargain (opens the original)

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    The Ford Mustang's continued popularity has a lot to do with it being the most accessible dream car on the market. Maybe you can't afford a Dark Horse, but what about an EcoBoost? The Mustang is even more accessible now, at $329 per month. Here's how you can grab one. We were able to get this lease deal to turn up by punching various California, New York, and Florida zip codes into the incentives page on Ford's website. We actually found that some Miami zip codes had the offer posted, while othe

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