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CLASS: The Antique Automobile Club of America is welcoming the Class of 2000 as antiques. Really. The club defines antique as a vehicle 25 years of age or older. With a list of ten vehicles, the club ...

The days of ultra-cheap cars are over. It's nearly impossible to find any $500 beater cars now, let alone dirt-cheap sports ...

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The only American brands to make the list were Ford and Tesla ... In essence, these models are supposed to be safe, reliable, and good to drive. With that primer out of the way, Subaru picked ...

But there are 4 models on the list with starting prices under $30,000 including the Nissan Sentra, Subaru Crosstrek ... making it as fun to drive as a sports car. What the reviewers really liked about ...

Consumer Reports’ most recent top cars, trucks and SUVs list highlights several 2025 model-year vehicles that ... Consumer Reports found the Nissan Sentra offers a relatively roomy cabin ...

Consumer Reports’ list is determined by annual testing of about 50 new vehicles. Each vehicle is purchased anonymously at dealerships, and more than 50 tests are conducted after a 2,000-mile break-in ...

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His customers range from young first-time sports car buyers to longtime Z fans looking to add the latest model to their collection. Now, Scherr’s approach has become the norm across Nissan ...

With a 2.4-liter 6-cylinder engine producing 151 horsepower and a top speed of 109 MPH, the 240Z was not the fastest car of its time but was well-regarded for its balanced handling and affordability.

In an episode of Variety’s Behind the Song, McRae opened up about her creative process, the meaning behind the song’s sultry lyrics, and explained why there wasn’t an actual sports car in ...