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Automotive Everything

Nissan and Honda Are Discussing a Merger
30Dec By Richard GreenNo Comments
Automotive Everything, EVs, Honda, News, Nissan, Tech

Nissan and Honda Are Discussing a Merger

What’s Got the Two Major Automakers Talking? The automotive world has been changing fast, and major manufacturers like Nissan and Honda are determined to keep up. Now, that means they may be joining forces to compete. There are currently two forces at play in the automotive world. First, we are undergoing a historic shift toward electrification and away from gas-burning vehicles. Second, China is quickly carving out a position as a global leader in vehicle manufacturing. (more…)
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5 Budget-Friendly Used Cars to Look for in 2025
27Dec By Rocco PennNo Comments
Affordable, Car Buying, Chevrolet, Honda, Hyundai, Mazda, Sedans, SUVs, Toyota, Used Vehicles

5 Budget-Friendly Used Cars to Look for in 2025

One of the best ways to ensure you get the biggest bang for your buck when getting a vehicle is to shop for good used cars instead of brand-spanking-new ones. Used cars are cheaper than new ones, and you can skip the big depreciation hit with a new car. But how do you know where to start looking? Take a look at some of your best budget-friendly options. (more…)
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Unleash the Power of the Ford Lightning: The Future of Electric Trucks
12Nov By Emma SchmidtNo Comments
Car Buying, EVs, EVs & Crossovers, Ford, Tech, Trucks

Unleash the Power of the Ford Lightning: The Future of Electric Trucks

The times of gas-guzzling full-size pickup trucks may be in the past with electrification. Models such as the Ford Lightning are shaking up the market with all-electric powertrains that are not only powerful and capable, but also efficient and eco-friendly. Are you ready to make the switch in your next pickup truck and go electric? (more…)
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Driving Innovation: The Buick Riviera’s Pioneering Touchscreen of 1986
7Nov By Carl DurrekNo Comments
Automotive Everything, Buick, News, Sedans, Tech

Driving Innovation: The Buick Riviera’s Pioneering Touchscreen of 1986

Most people view touchscreen technology as a recent invention. The Buick Riviera featured one in 1986. Today, every new car has an infotainment touchscreen. Drivers don't have to be that old to remember the days when they relied on analog controls. That's why it catches so many people off guard to discover that the Buick Riviera had a touchscreen back in 1986. (more…)
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Hurricane Helene’s Impact on Auto Manufacturing
17Oct By Richard GreenNo Comments
Automotive Everything

Hurricane Helene’s Impact on Auto Manufacturing

Hurricane Helene has left its mark on several industries, and the automotive sector is no exception. With supply chains disrupted and production halted at key assembly plants, both manufacturers and consumers are already feeling the ripple effects of the storm. For automakers like General Motors, the hurricane has caused temporary shutdowns at crucial facilities, leading to delays in new vehicle production. As a result, the demand for used cars is expected to rise as dealerships face shortages of new models. (more…)
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Kia Unveils Pricing for 2025 Niro Hybrid and PHEV: Small Increases, Big Value
25Sep By Richard GreenNo Comments
Car Buying, EVs & Crossovers, Hybrid, Kia, News, SUVs

Kia Unveils Pricing for 2025 Niro Hybrid and PHEV: Small Increases, Big Value

Kia has officially announced the pricing for the 2025 Niro Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV), maintaining a competitive edge in the subcompact crossover segment. Unlike many manufacturers that typically raise prices for new model years, Kia has opted for modest increases. The Niro Hybrid starts at $28,365, showing a slight increase of $50, while the PHEV model begins at $35,865, up $100 from last year. (more…)
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Hybrid or Electric: What’s on the Horizon?
19Sep By Alice WagnerNo Comments
Car Buying, EVs, EVs & Crossovers, Hybrid, Tech, Toyota

Hybrid or Electric: What’s on the Horizon?

The shift toward electric vehicles seems inevitable. However, despite the new incentives from the federal government to buy one, sales aren't as brisk as expected. Some automakers have turned to bolstering their hybrid lineup to give consumers more options. It's difficult to say which type will win out in the end, but it's probably safe to assume some form of electrification will stick around. (more…)
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