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You don’t see a lot of Geo-branded cars on the road these days, despite the fact that the General Motors‘ captive-import brand was actually pretty successful for around a decade. Perhaps the most recognizable vehicle to roll into Geo showrooms was the Prizm, which basically amounted to a rebadged Toyota Corolla built in California (which […] July 24, 2022 at 01:15AM

We happen to think that the Chevy Volt is a really good used car bargain. The Cadillac ELR that uses a similar platform and shares the same basic bits and pieces that made up General Motors‘ Voltec drivetrain isn’t nearly the deal that its less luxurious sibling is, but it’s still a very intriguing vehicle. […] February 16, 2022 at 06:47AM

Lots of Americans love the idea of owning a pickup truck, especially a large model like the Toyota Tundra, but don’t really want to be stuck driving one on an everyday basis. The plus and minus columns are familiar to just about everyone. Unmatched usefulness, stout powertrains and the ability to tow and haul large […] October 14, 2021 at 06:15AM

We often use this space to highlight fun or quirky options in the hopes that we can help enthusiasts make choices that will scratch a weird-car itch, but even among the strange, the Chevrolet Astro and GMC Safari (we’ll refer to them collectively as the “Astro” for simplicity here) is a bit of an odd […] August 25, 2021 at 06:47AM

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We hope you’re prepared to see a whole lot of new Ford Broncos — two-doors, four-doors, Sasquatches and Outer Banks — coming and going on the road over the next several months. But this big influx of off-roaders from the Blue Oval isn’t really anything new. In fact, the new-for-2021 Bronco is actually sixth generation […] July 21, 2021 at 07:03AM

The 2002-2006 Acura RSX was the replacement to the Acura Integra in the U.S. Somewhere else all throughout the planet, the RSX really kept its Integra identification. Furthermore, it was marked as a Honda. All things considered, changing the name from Integra to RSX was definitely not an unjustifiable exercise. The RSX added up to […] June 09, 2021 at 06:06AM

The 1999 Ford Focus was a little bit of an odd duck. Whereas it proudly wore an American producer’s badge and was assembled in Wayne, Michigan, for the U.S. market, it was primarily a product of Ford’s European arm, the place it wanted to compete with the likes of the Volkswagen Golf and different established […] June 02, 2021 at 07:04AM