Justin Pritchard
Reporter and Editor at Associated Press
@AP journo. Fan of: 1st Amendment, reasoned argumentation, an informed public. Devil's in the details; so is God. Kindness≠weakness. He/him.
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3 days ago |
carbuzz.com | Justin Pritchard
The flat-six engine has been around for generations, though its unique shape and construction mean it has limited-use cases in today's cars. That didn't stop Porsche from perfecting the flat-six engine over generation after generation of their 911, while Subaru offered flat-six power to shoppers for years, too.
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3 days ago |
carbuzz.com | Justin Pritchard
When automakers introduce new models to the market, winners and losers are determined by shoppers and where they spend their dollars. Not every new model launched has the success of long-running nameplates like the Tacoma, Accord, F-150 or Sonata. Some all-new model launches fail to get a second generation, while others fall flat on their faces right out of the gate.
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4 days ago |
carbuzz.com | Justin Pritchard
Not every timing belt failure results in catastrophic engine damage, but it will bring your trip to a sudden halt and cause a major hassle you'd probably rather avoid - as well as the expense of a tow-truck ride to the nearest repair shop. Below, we'll look at what a timing belt is, how to care for yours, what happens if you don't, and why you may not even need to worry about timing belts at all if you drive a modern Honda, Volkswagen or Kia.
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5 days ago |
carbuzz.com | Justin Pritchard
If you're on a tight budget but need a used car that's a really good time, then you're in the right place. After three days of scouring used car listings and collaborating with colleagues on which cheap cars are the most fun, we've come up with the following list for your consideration.
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6 days ago |
carbuzz.com | Justin Pritchard
As we showed you in this article about the biggest automotive sales flops of the 2000s, things don't always go as planned when it comes to launching new vehicles, especially when they attempt something too new and dramatic (or not new and dramatic enough) for the market and the times. Not all newly-launched automotive nameplates gain required launch traction to sustain a second generation. Not all models successful in other markets will be successful in North America.
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