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4 Mid-Size Family Vehicles With Higher Ratings Than The Toyota Highlander - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Buyers have been flocking to the Toyota Highlander since its introduction for the 2001 model year. Based on a modified platform shared with the Camry, its unibody construction offered a plusher ride that the competition's body-on-frame offerings simply couldn't match. Since 2004, the Highlander has also offered third row seating, furthering its appeal to growing families. The formula hasn't changed much over the years, with the fourth and current generation being introduced in 2020. Riding on To
6 Pickup Truck Redesigns That Totally Missed The Mark - SlashGear (opens the original)
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On average, a vehicle gets a complete redesign every four to six years. These changes will typically include updated styling, powertrain enhancements, improved safety, and a multitude of new features and accessories. When properly executed, new industry trends are established that leave competitors scrambling to replicate. A perfect example is the once humble tailgate that saw its first major change back in 2019 with the GMC Sierra and its MultiPro tailgate. Now, buyers can choose from a variety
5 Pickup Trucks That Made A Splash In 2026 - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Drive a mile down any thoroughfare, and you'll immediately witness America's obsession with the pickup truck. Whether being used as a daily driver, hot-shotting across the interstate highway system, hauling a new project car, or putting in a hard day's work at the jobsite, it's hard to beat the versatility of these powerful vehicles. The Ford F-150, for example, has spent over 40 years atop the best selling vehicle list in the U.S., even beating out more affordable cars like the Toyota Camry and
5 Useful Harbor Freight Trailer Accessories You Can Buy - SlashGear (opens the original)
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While many consider Harbor Freight to be the mecca for affordable tools and parking lot sales, its line of Haul-Master Utility Trailers may fly under the radar of DIY-ers. These DOT-compliant trailers, such as the mid-size 1720 model, feature a heavy duty steel construction, a 4-foot by 8-foot bed (plywood is sold separately), a pair of wheels and tires, leaf spring suspension, and all necessary lighting and wiring. With a weight capacity of 1,720 pounds, this trailer is perfect for household pr
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