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themanual.com | David McQuilling
Table of Contents The Lincoln Navigator is arguably the best full-sized luxury SUV in the U.S. Getting to the top of that pile is incredibly difficult, and staying there may require a bit of creativity on the Michigan-based luxury automaker’s part. Recently, we had a chance to take the 2025 Navigator out and get to grips with all of its features.
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guessingheadlights.com | Andre Nalin |David McQuilling
Car camping has become quite popular in recent years, and it’s easy to see why. You don’t need to be particularly rich, you already probably own the one thing you really need (a car), and it’s a lot more comfortable than shivering away on a muddy patch of dirt under a damp lean-to. This particular camping method also allows for a bit of spontaneity; you can just throw some supplies in the vehicle and drive in a direction.
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guessingheadlights.com | David McQuilling
Electric Vehicles have their critics, but no one can deny that most of them are breathtakingly quick. It’s led to a weird situation where an affordable family SUV with a couple of motors in it can keep pace with the Lambo many of us had on our walls growing up. So, ignoring things like range anxiety, battery degradation, depreciation, the lack of engine noise, and the lack of charging options for a second — we’re going to focus on what EVs actually excel at. Acceleration.
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greenevillesun.com | David McQuilling
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wataugademocrat.com | David McQuilling
A New York-based startup is attempting to make charging your EV as easy as throwing your phone onto a charging pad at the end of the day. HEVO works by installing a charging slab the size of a pizza box into a bit of pavement or garage. The slab will then charge any compatible car parked on top of it. While it's early days, the potential is pretty obvious. There's convenience for EV owners, and a potential solution to the lack of proper charging infrastructure in major cities.
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