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Nov 27, 2024 | 
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Nov 18, 2024 | 
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America might run on Dunkin’, but so do over 40 other countries worldwide. Dunkin’ designs its doughnut menu from the Middle East to Latin America to reflect each country’s unique culture and heritage. Your favorite Dunkin’ Donut might not be available elsewhere, just as many other countries’ most delicious doughnuts can’t be found on U.S. menus. There are so many Dunkin’ Donuts varieties Americans are missing out on and we wanted to make sure they knew about it. You’re welcome.
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Nov 12, 2024 | 
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Some may think electric vehicles are the future of clean transportation, but if you put your ear to the pavement, you’ll hear grumblings that suggest otherwise. Americans are not ready to buy into electric cars, and there is a good reason for it. While it’s true that we need an answer to carbon emissions, EVs are showing signs that they may not be the savior we are looking for. At least, not yet. If you’re considering purchasing an EV, here are 13 reasons why you should wait.
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Nov 11, 2024 | 
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When you think of a muscle car, you may think it’s synonymous with power, beauty, clever design, and stunning curves. While it’s true that most vintage muscle cars are cool, others just wildly miss the mark. These muscle cars were a nice attempt, but they turned out quite lame once they made it off the production belt. 1971-1975 AMC MatadorThe AMC Matador was a nice try, but it didn’t make the cut.
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Nov 2, 2024 | 
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
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The ‘60s and ‘70s were two decades full of automotive icons. There is nothing more American than a 1968 Chevrolet Corvette sitting in the garage with a Turbo-Fire 327 V8. Sadly, not every car of the ‘60s and ‘70s was that cool and there were a lot of cars that looked just plain weird. Whether it was the boxy design of the Reliant Robin, or the crooked roofline of the Ford Anglia, there was something missing in every one of these cars.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
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During its long history, Oldsmobile manufactured more than 35 million vehicles. When General Motors (GM) owned the brand in 1908, Oldsmobile became part of the GM family, producing iconic rides that left their mark on American roads. Remember those classic muscle cars and comfy daily cruisers? Yes, Oldsmobile made them all. From the powerful 4-4-2, the all-around Cutlass, to the game-changing Toronado, they were a household name on American roads.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
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Did you know that the average American spends approximately $1,000 per year on car repairs and maintenance? The good news is that most of these repairs are avoidable with a little TLC and regular maintenance. Car repairs can be a nightmare, and they not only disrupt our daily lives (no one wants to sit at the mechanic shop) but also take a toll on our wallets. From engine malfunctions to transmission failures, avoidable mishaps often strike unexpectedly and leave us with hefty bills in their wake.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
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Car theft is something that no one ever wants to experience. However, David J. Glawe, President and CEO of the National Insurance Crime Bureau, said, “Approximately one motor vehicle is stolen every 32 seconds, which adds up to more than one million vehicles stolen last year.” A 2023 report from the National Insurance Crime Bureau showed the data on most stolen vehicles in each state. Do you own one of these? AlabamaIn Alabama, the most stolen car is the Ford Pickup, specifically the 2006 model.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
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Let’s take a groovy journey down memory lane, rev up the DeLorean, and cruise back to the colorful and carefree ’80s. The 1980s was a decade that gave us big hair, neon fashion, and, of course, some of the most iconic and funky cars in automotive history. As we reminisce about the days of cassette tapes and Rubik’s Cubes, we can’t help but celebrate the automotive creations that defined an era of excess, innovation, and pure fun.
