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3 weeks ago |
drivenautos.com | S List |Matthew C. Keegan
Seeing is believing when it comes to pollen, especially when it is attached to your car. Every spring, pollen descends almost like dew, covering everything everywhere. Leave it on your car long enough and it might do real damage to the paint, as its corrosive effects take hold. Here is how to safely remove pollen from your car. Why Pollen Is a Problem for CarsPollen (also known as dander) is mildly acidic and when it gets wet, it can stick to the paint and start to break down the clear coat.
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3 weeks ago |
drivenautos.com | S List |Matthew C. Keegan
Nissan is revamping its business model and plans to launch at least 10 new or refreshed models by 2027. These vehicles will target American and Canadian markets, offering more gas, hybrid, and electric options. Read on to learn about Nissan’s efforts to boost customer satisfaction and profitability. Powertrain StrategyNissan will diversify its lineup to meet growing demand for varied propulsion technologies:Next-generation EVs.Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs).
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3 weeks ago |
drivenautos.com | S List |Matthew C. Keegan
Midsize pickup trucks serve as an excellent alternative to full-size models, providing comparable personality, performance, and utility while offering more manageable dimensions. For Toyota, the Tacoma has consistently outperformed the full-size Toyota Tundra in sales, highlighting its key role in the midsize market segment. We enjoyed a week-long evaluation of the TRD Pro, which is recognized as the most capable among the 11 available Tacoma trims.
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1 month ago |
drivenautos.com | S List |Matthew C. Keegan
Hyundai Motor and General Motors are reportedly closing in on a product sharing plan that could reshape both automakers’ commercial vehicle strategies. At the center of these talks, Hyundai is preparing to supply GM with a pair of electric commercial vans, which would allow GM to bolster its lineup without the cost of developing new models from the ground up.
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1 month ago |
drivenautos.com | S List |Matthew C. Keegan
Park a diminutive Nissan Versa next to a massive Ford Expedition, and the size difference between them implies an apparent advantage in a head-on collision. However, recent research from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) reveals that the assumption “bigger is always safer” has its limits. The Impact of Vehicle Weight on SafetyFor vehicles weighing less than the fleet average, every additional 500 pounds significantly reduces the risk of fatal crashes for occupants.
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