Toyota updates the Camry sedan in just its second year
Conventional wisdom dictates to hold off on buying a car in the first year of new generation due to potential reliability concerns. Now, we’re seeing automakers like Toyota making improvements to popular models like the Camry sedan in just its second year, giving consumers more reason to hold off on buying the latest, greatest car.
Much like Honda did for the 2013 Civic, Toyota has made several detail upgrades quicker than expected on a new car that should incrementally enhance the car’s appeal and pos…
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Toyota updates the Camry sedan in just its second year
Conventional wisdom dictates to hold off on buying a car in the first year of new generation due to potential reliability concerns. Now, we’re seeing automakers like Toyota making improvements to popular models like the Camry sedan in just its second year, giving consumers more reason to hold off on buying the latest, greatest car.
Much like Honda did for the 2013 Civic, Toyota has made several detail upgrades quicker than expected on a new car that should incrementally enhance the car’s appeal and pos…
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“…just to drive a few miles on a dried-up lake”
In its aim to break the 1.5-liter land-speed record, MG went all out in 1957, hiring Stirling Moss and designing from scratch the EX181, a supercharged Twin Cam-powered pumpkin seed-shaped streamliner; the effort paid off with a 245.64 MPH record, which Phil Hill would break just a few years later in the same car. British Pathé’s short newsreel film on the attempt takes a look both at the run and at the development of the car.
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Just in: The 2014 Mazda CX-5 returns with more Skyactiv power
We rather enjoyed the 2013 Mazda CX-5 Touring we bought and tested last year. But there was one complaint: the super-efficient 2.0-liter Skyactiv four-cylinder engine was down on power at just 155 horses. Scratch that gripe off the list. Most 2014 CX-5s will come with a more-competitive 184-hp, 2.5-liter Skyactiv engine.
It’s a mixed bag when automakers introduce a car and then make major changes just a year later. Improving products is great for the consumer, except for the poor guy who will regret bu…
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Hyundai prices 2013 Santa Fe at just $28,350 with front-wheel drive
Hyundai has just announced its pricing list for the 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe crossover. A base Santa Fe GLS with front-wheel drive starts at $28,350.
There are a total of four different trim levels available for the 2013 Santa Fe. All are powered by the same 3.3L GDI direct-injected V6 mated to a 6-speed automatic. Power can be sent to either the two front wheels or all four.
Check out more news on the Hyundai Santa Fe.
“Santa Fe continues Hyundai’s unmatched value proposition of providing cus…
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Autoweek, Hagerty preview Barrett-Jackson: Just Kozak, Kozakinand#8217; hard in the desert
Barrett-Jackson isnand#8217;t just about American muscle cars. In the video above, our own associate editor and
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Volkswagen Routan Not Dead Yet, Just On A Long Hiatus
Despite rumors of its impending demise, the Volkswagen Routan will apparently resume production in summer 2013. But the big question is why Volkswagen will have halted production of the Chrysler-based minivan for nearly a year?
Automotive News spoke to VW’s Scott Vazin regarding the Routan, with the news outlet reporting
that VW plans “to offer the 2013 model year Routan” without changes and that it will continue to be assembled in Windsor. There is no set schedule for production of t…