Whatever Happened to the Ford C-Max?
The Ford C-Max is an important model in the history of the Ford Motor Company. The first edition of the vehicle became available to consumers in the US market in 2003. It was the very…
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The History and Evolution of Monterey Car Week
If you love cars with a passion, you’ll probably have heard of Monterey Car Week. Held each August in Monterey, California, it’s become the most unmissable event of the year for anyone with a love…
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The Complete Story of the Buick Grand National
In 1899, Buick officially got its start as an automobile brand that focused on a marque-class of vehicles to cater to the growing demand of a market that was looking for higher performance vehicles that…
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From Selling His Car for Charity to Advisory Councils: Brian Quinn’s Strategic Approach to Philanthropy
Brian Quinn’s 1991 Ford Crown Victoria had already lived quite a life. She’d puttered through scenes in the 2020 Impractical Jokers movie, earning the affectionate nickname “Grandma Lucia” from fans who watched her ferry the…
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Why Did Pontiac Discontinue the Solstice Model?
The Pontiac Solstice was a roadster that stood out among virtually every other automobile produced. Although it was only in production for a relatively short time, it definitely made its mark on the automotive world….
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A Closer Look at The Rimac Nevera EV
It’s not every day we get to see a world record shattered by an electric car. It wasn’t long ago that it seemed impossible for electric cars to break any speed records. Fortunately, Rimac, a…
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Check Out Bugatti’s Restored Very First Veyron Grand Sport
Bugatti released a very special edition vehicle called the Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport prototype in 2008. The very first member of the elite family was paraded at Pebble Beach and showcased throughout the world since…
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Does Peugeot Still Make the 308?
When you think about stylish cars, you might think about the Peugeot 308. This is a car that is definitely both functional and practical, yet it has a certain class about it that makes it…
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The Tremendous Impact of the Ford 300 Inline 6
Famously known as the “King of the Road,” Henry Ford’s 300 inline 6 engine was a staple in American culture. The six-cylinder inline engine was used by many car manufacturers and became popular because it…
