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1 week ago | carnewscafe.com | Aaron Turpen |Aaron has worked

In February of 2024, Chrysler unveiled the Halcyon Concept, a futuristic electric sedan meant to showcase the company’s near-future technologies. The design was touted as a prototype for a future production vehicle coming in 2028. Several innovations in the Halcyon Concept made it an eye-catcher. Its swoopy design and suicide-style rear doors without a B pillar were a start.

1 week ago | carnewscafe.com | Aaron Turpen |Aaron has worked

The Tacoma’s new generation is great, though Aaron still has a couple of beefs about the interior. The TRD Pro model, the off-roadiest of the off-road trims, is pretty awesome off-road. See Aaron’s TRD Off-Road Review: https://youtu.be/wXYO90wmZRkVideo summary: The 2025 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro offers impressive off-road capabilities and a variety of configurations, but it falls short in interior comfort and seating.

1 week ago | carnewscafe.com | Aaron Turpen |Aaron has worked

The 2025 Ford Explorer sees a few updates this year. Most of them are fascia and technology changes. This is a great family three-row in the midsize category. Something I couldn’t say about many of the Explorer models of the past. Ford did a great job with this one. Video summary: The 2025 Ford Explorer is a significant improvement over its predecessors, offering a compelling mix of performance, technology, and comfort.

1 week ago | carnewscafe.com | Aaron Turpen |Aaron has worked

There’s a key thing to solidify and agree upon with the salesperson at the dealership before any price negotiations begin. Before you talk about a trade-in, cash on the table, monthly payments, or anything else.. GET THIS FIRST.

1 week ago | carnewscafe.com | Aaron Turpen |Aaron has worked

Paul Lewis of Denver, Colorado had a dream. He wanted to build an affordable, safe, and reliable car for the American people. It was the early 1930s and automobiles were all the rage. Lewis eventually found engineers Carl Doman and Edward Marks, who’d started an engineering firm after their former employer, Franklin Automobile, closed up shop. The two engineers were working on an air-cooled, opposed-piston engine design.