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The Subaru Crosstrek, also called the “XV”, is a competent subcompact crossover SUV that has appealed to many due to its balance of comfort and affordability. However, many people are unaware of how it actually performs in the towing department. […]

We’ve discussed the Nissan 350Z’s weight in a previous article, and now it’s time to do the same for its successor, the Nissan 370Z. As the newer Z model, the Nissan 370Z was first introduced in 2009 and was produced

As one of the first successful hybrid vehicles ever made, the Toyota Prius is the go-to choice of car for many people to this day. However, how many miles can you expect a Toyota Prius to actually last? We are

Volvo is no stranger to the automotive market, but some people still ask the question: Is Volvo considered a luxury car brand, and is it even worth buying one? Luckily, we’re well-versed when it comes to Volvo, so we’ll be

One of the most important things that you should consider before buying a luxury vehicle like a Mercedes is the cost to maintain it all year round. Thus, we’ll be discussing all that you need to know about the maintenance

Ford’s 6.7-liter V8 Powerstroke engine has long been used to power a lot of its trucks over the years, but not all of its model years are created equally. In this guide, we’re going to discuss which of the 6.7

As far as luxury car brands go, BMW is one of the first ones that come to mind, and with that comes a premium price tag on its models. But aside from actually buying a BMW from the showroom floor,

We’ve talked a lot about the Nissan 350Z as well as other Z models in the lineup, so it’s definitely a car that needs no further introduction. But now we’re going to talk about something a bit more specific about

The Dodge Challenger has always been known to be a large and heavy muscle car, and this is also true for the Hellcat variant. Have you ever wondered how much the Hellcat actually weighs? Well, we’ve got the answer here

As BMW’s first SUV in 1999, the X5 is officially classified as a “Sports Activity Vehicle” by the manufacturer, and this has remained true for its 4th-generation model today. But just like any other vehicle on the road, the BMW