HeyJaredJames Kelly
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Toyota Highlander vs Grand Highlander: The Problematic Naming Strategy That Could Alienate Buyers (opens the original)
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You probably know someone who replaces broken appliances, worn-out shoes, and maybe even the family cat with an exact copy when the time comes. There’s nothing to be ashamed of, even if you’re that person. In fact, companies often cater to this rigid opposition to change. Nike still doles out Air Force Ones – unchanged for 44 years – and Amana hasn’t changed the design of its electric range since the first Bush Administration. As long as dark-furred domestic shorthairs are in print, the same cut
Why The Mazda CX-70 Succeeds Where The VW Touareg Suffered A Humiliating Defeat (opens the original)
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Here at CarBuzz we love wounded birds. You know, the cars that went widely unloved in their time, or just never had what it took to stay competitive for lengthy periods.The Kia Stinger and Chevrolet Volt are among the nameplates we wish were still here, but none brings a tear to the eyes of our writers quite like Volkswagen's flagship SUV, the trailblazing Touareg. With a $50,000 MSRP in 2017, the Touareg was a lot of money, but fast-forward to today and that amount is just below the national av
Only A $2,000 Price Difference: 2027 Chevrolet Silverado ZR2 Vs. Ford F-150 Raptor (opens the original)
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Pickup trucks are expensive. The way Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis justify the prices of their new trucks is by packing as much new technology, luxury, and power between the bumpers – often copying each other’s homework in the process. However, there isn’t much more the rhinestone-studded luxury variants can do on a job site that the bare-bones workhorses can’t. American truckmakers have increasingly expanded their lineups to build pricey, off-road-capable versions of their pickups. The F
How A 190-Pound 4-Cylinder Produces 325-HP Without A Turbocharger (opens the original)
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There are plenty of continuation cars and restomods competing for attention these days, but few arrive with the kind of engineering ambition that stops you mid-scroll. Boreham Motorworks, a British specialist with deep roots in Ford motorsport, calls its guiding principle “Peak Analogue” — and the firm's latest creation makes a compelling case that the phrase is more than marketing copy. The spec sheet alone is enough to raise the pulse: a 2.1-liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder spinning to
Toyota Launched A $28,500 Body-On-Frame Off-Roader That Americans Aren't Allowed To Buy (opens the original)
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Toyota’s new Land Cruiser FJ is like a full-size Land Cruiser that shrank in the wash. The automaker aims to bring proper body-on-frame off-roading back to consumers who don’t want more truck than they need. It’s this kind of thinking and size of vehicle that makes it a perfect offering in Japan and other markets where there are lots of consumers who buy tiny cars. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubsc
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