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TRX Owners Won't Trade Down Even With Raptor R On Dealer Lots (opens the original)
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Pickup trucks have gone from mere work vehicles to something that adds a bit more thrill to your life. The idea of a sporty truck isn’t necessarily new. In the 1970s, Dodge created the Li'l Red Express, which was born from the idea of being a muscle car with a bed. GMC then toyed with the idea in the 1990s with the Syclone, and Ford wouldn't want to be left out, so they followed with the F-150 SVT Lightning. The mid-2000s came, and more street trucks came into the picture, until the segment cool
The Lexus Sedan That Can Make A Used BMW 5 Series Look Risky (opens the original)
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Lexus is Toyota's luxury brand, so it isn't surprising that its mother company's reputation for reliability carries over. The first-generation Lexus LS was built with reliability in mind—so much so, that even how the leather, exterior trim, and other bits and pieces of the vehicle age was considered. This is peak Lexus, when nothing was shared with mainstream Toyota siblings, as the first-generation LS was built on its own platform and barely shared any parts with a Toyota. Today, while most Lex
Hyundai Tucson: The Best And Worst Years To Buy (opens the original)
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Perhaps it is the Tucson that propelled Hyundai to mainstream popularity, especially when it debuted in 2005. With compact crossovers already becoming popular at the time, the Tucson became an affordable alternative to its Japanese and American rivals. Hyundai at the time was also at a stage where it had a lot to prove, and so it did its best to make the Tucson a highly regarded crossover SUV in terms of reliability. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You a
The Long-Lasting Japanese SUV That Quietly Avoids Expensive Problems (opens the original)
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The Japanese brands have a solid reputation for reliability, so, unsurprisingly, most American buyers gravitate towards these brands if they want hassle-free long-term ownership. Cars are expensive, and unless you manage to find a way to make money grow on trees, you likely want your car to last a long time. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubscribe any time. *Required: 8 chars, 1 capital letter, 1 num
The Nautilus Trim Loyal Lincoln Owners Now Chase Over The RX (opens the original)
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The Lexus RX has been America's best-selling midsize luxury crossover SUV for decades already, and only a few have come close to matching its sales figures Most of those who came close to the RX's sales also happen to be German, but does that mean that America couldn't compete in the same league? Not quite. The new Lincoln Nautilus has just been updated to the point that we now think this is a midsize luxury crossover SUV that's worth considering. In today's article, we'll be exploring how the u
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