2023 Genesis G90: Large luxury sedan class

The automotive industry is fixated on gas mileage averages, emission efficiency and alternative fuels that may one day make internal combustion engines the outliers. It’s all fine. Until then, here’s to the open road and full-size luxury sedans represented well by the six-year-old Genesis G90. Audi, BMW, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz and Volvo are the aging stalwarts with loyalist buyers. Genesis is a confident newcomer, comfortable for its occupants and confident transporting them. It’s the young automotive endurance athlete, respectful of its European elders but perfectly capable of leading the pack if the opportunity arises. Offered as the 3.5T and 3.5T E-Supercharger,

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Collaboration and Communication in Trucking Safety

The trucking industry is really important for the American economy because it moves goods all around the country that we need for our everyday lives. But, driving trucks can be risky and sometimes dangerous. In 2022, there were more than 4,700 crashes where someone died involving big trucks. This makes up about 9% of all the crashes where someone died in the United States. These crashes don’t just hurt people – they also cost a lot of money for the trucking industry and for everyone in our society. To make trucking safer, it’s super important for different groups involved to

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Defensive Driving Tips for Motorcycle Riders

In the dynamic realm of motorcycle riding, safety stands as an unwavering cornerstone. For riders, mastering the art of defensive driving transcends the conventional approach to the open road. It’s not merely about navigating from point A to B; rather, it’s a proactive strategy to mitigate potential risks and ensure a secure journey. In this exploration of defensive driving for motorcycle enthusiasts, we will offer a comprehensive guide of practical tips. These insights aim not only to elevate your riding skills but also to foster a heightened sense of awareness. Understanding Defensive Riding In the intricate dance between asphalt and

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#277, New author on Tales from the Garage

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 33:01 — 75.6MB)Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | MoreLike many automotive enthusiasts, when Rodney Kemerer talks about cars his enthusiasm abounds. A lifelong enthusiast, Kemerer is the author of Tales From The Garage. As described in its Amazon profile, the “heartfelt book — the half memoir, have the memories of others — is truly a pop culture snapshot of modern society through the lens of the automobile.” Kemerer is our guest this week on Episode #277 of The Weekly Driver Podcast. Co-hosts Bruce Aldrich and James Raia talk with Kemerer, a veteran

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Hello, Goodbye: Next-generation Porsche Panamera Unveiled

Porsche’s unveiling of the new, third-generation Panamera says hello to a new appearance and engineering and goodbye to the Sport Turismo wagon models. The new sedan’s online debut saw the release of a redesigned Panamera and Panamera 4, as well as the current flagship Turbo E-Hybrid. No Sport Turismo models were present as poor sales and a only marginal increase in practicality over its sedan counterpart forced the automaker to cease production. Upon first glance, the Panamera’s most significant change is its appearance. A new front end utilizes enlarged intakes and a sharpened profile but otherwise maintains the original slick

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2024 Kia Telluride moving through the SUV pack

The Kia Telluride, a three-row sport utility vehicle, was introduced in early 2019 as a 2020 model. It quickly found success in the midsize segment and has maintained its popularity while infiltrating the sales of long-tenured competitors. The Telluride followed the Ford Explorer (1990 debut), Toyota Highlander (2000), Subaru Outback (1994), Hyundai Santa Fe (2000) and Ford Bronco (1965–1996, 2021–present) in sales in 2022. Selected as 2020 World Car of the Year by more than 100 automotive journalists in 30 countries, the Telluride continues the South Korean manufacturer’s new status. Its reputation for making shoddy vehicles is long gone. With

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A Comprehensive Guide to Texas Car Accident Statute of Limitations

In Texas, understanding the statute of limitations is crucial after a car accident. This legal timeframe dictates when you can file a lawsuit to seek compensation for losses resulting from the accident. Statute of Limitations Based on Claim Type In Texas, the statute of limitations fluctuates by the specific nature of the claim being pursued. This legal time frame is not uniform but rather tailored to the distinct circumstances of each case, as demonstrated by these car accident trends, whether it pertains to seeking compensation for injuries sustained, addressing damage to vehicles, or navigating the complexities associated with the tragic

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Steps to Take if You Have a Lemon Car in California

Finding out that your car is a lemon can be challenging. Therefore, you need to check the state’s quality standards and laws for warrantied vehicles. For example, California Laws protect you if your automobile is malfunctioning or defective, you can claim a refund, replacement, or financial coverage for your loss.   These are called Lemon Laws that provide protection against faulty purchases.  In this post, we will discuss the steps you need to take if you’ve bought a lemon car in California. Here, we help to provide you with a clear understanding of your rights as a consumer.  But before

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Buying A Second-Hand Car in Australia

Looking for a set of wheels that are more reliable than what you have – or perhaps upsizing or downsizing? Buying new car can be a shock to the hip pocket, especially if you’re on a strict budget. Keep in mind that a new car loses 20% of its value once you drive it home! If you are looking for a second-hand car in Australia, you do have to perform a little more legwork to get a good deal – and ensure you aren’t scammed, either. So here are some tips and tricks to get a great deal on a

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#276, John Vincent, U.S. News & World Report, talks Best Cars, Brands, LA Auto Show

Podcast: Play in new window | Download ()Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | MoreJohn Vincent is the Senior Editor and Correspondent/Vehicle Testing on the Autos team at U.S. News & World Report. With more than 25 years of experience in the automotive industry, Vincent knows new cars, manufacturers and trends in the industry. The former long-time newspaper reporter is our guest this week on The Weekly Driver Podcast. Co-hosts Bruce Aldrich and James Raia talk with Vincent about his publication’s recent release of its Best Cars of 2023 and 2024. Besides individual rankings throughout the spectrum of the industry, the

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How to Improve Your Driving Skills Quickly: 5 Tips and Tricks

Learning to drive well is an essential skill that everyone should possess. With the increasing number of vehicles on the roads, it’s important that you do your part to prevent road accidents. Of course, no one is a perfect driver from the start. However, with the right determination, you can quickly enhance your abilities and improve your overall experience. Not sure where to begin? In this article, we are going to discuss some tips and tricks that will help you improve your driving skills quickly. Take a course in defensive driving. Defensive driving courses are specially designed to refine your

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2024 Subaru Impreza does value right

The redesigned 2024 Subaru Impreza, a five-door hatchback, confirms the manufacturer’s long-standing reputation for versatility and reasonable pricing. It’s a little car that can and has a lot new, including a debuting top-line RS trim. Now 30 years old, the Subaru Impreza is available in Base, Sport and RS trim levels. The first two offerings are equipped with 2.0-liter, four-cylinder engines with 152 horsepower. The RS features a 2.5-liter, four-cylinder engine with 182 horsepower. All models are powered by a continuously variable transmission (CVT) and the carmaker’s signature all-wheel-drive system. Subaru’s knack for value is evident with the Impreza’s long

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Do You Know About This Borgata Atlantic City Parking Hack?

Are you gearing up for a visit to the vibrant Borgata Atlantic City but dreading the thought of navigating the notorious parking challenges? Driving around Atlantic City, known for its bustling streets and lively boardwalk, can be daunting, especially for newcomers. The city’s layout, frequent events, and seasonal tourist influx often lead to congested roads and scarce parking spaces. Are you familiar with Atlantic City’s parking hack? Although some casinos charge for parking, others provide it for free. This charge sometimes increases, particularly on weekends and during big events. Were you aware that there is an inexpensive option to park

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2023 Mercedes-AMG C 43: beautiful to behold, perplexing to drive

The Mercedes-Benz C-Class debuted in 1993 as the manufacturer’s entry-level sedan. Now 30 years old, the C class is no longer the cheapest in the lineup. It’s a go-to level for many brand loyalists and it’s an expanded lineup in 2023. The newbie is the Mercedes-AMG C 43. It’s a turbocharged four-cylinder (the V6 is gone) and the German automaker’s entry-level performance sedan. The electric turbocharger is a first for a production car. Competition includes the Audi S4, BMW M3 and Genesis G70. While maintaining a traditionally attractive exterior like its stablemates, the AMG collaboration means the vehicle has sports

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Strike A Pose at the 2023 LA Auto Show

There are many ways to explore the new cars, reveals and concepts at the 2023 LA Auto Show, running from November 17 to 26. One way yet to be evaluated was how auto manufacturers would show off their best car pose. As the reader, you are requested to determine your favorites and leave a comment. I visited different manufacturers’ displays and asked for their best representative to give me a car pose. Some took it seriously, some embraced the weird and knew exactly how to show off their poses and the car. Asking someone to pose with the cars resulted

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What a concept! LA Auto Show continues future car prototype spotlight — barely

The 1938 Buick Y-Job has a unique and dubious place in automotive history. It arguably had the worst name of any vehicle ever made. More important, it was the first concept car. It’s the practice of showcasing a vehicle to the public it may never be able to purchase. Harley J. Earl, the automotive designer and industry executive icon whose “Project Opel” became the Chevrolet Corvette, drove the concept for years. It had electric windows, flush door handles, a “gunsight” hood ornament, power-operated hidden headlamps and wraparound bumpers. The Y-Job, a 2-door convertible coupe with a 5.2-liter engine, also featured

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