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Introduction The Audi TT represents a union of stylish design and spirited performance, making it a popular choice among sports car enthusiasts for decades. Over its more than 20-year production run, it has evolved through three…
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The 2015 Dodge Challenger is a distinct and charismatic contender in the used muscle car market, exhibiting a nostalgic blend of classic design, potent performance, and modern features. This four-seat coupe pays homage to the…
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The “gr80ties” ushered in lots of new, fun-to-drive models, including the Toyota MR2, which debuted for 1985. It’s great example of a car not needing a lot of power to be a blast to drive, providing plenty of mid-engine sports…
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Two seats. Mid engine. Flat six. Manual gearbox. Low price. The formula for Porsche’s entry-level sports car, the Boxster (as well as its fixed-roof sibling, the Cayman), is a great one. It’s made the model, now in its 25th…
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The ever-increasing mania and resulting skyrocketing values of air-cooled Porsche 911s have put those cars way out of reach for most buyers. Meanwhile, prices for the 996 generation, the first 911 with a water-cooled engine, …
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The Chevrolet SS is a bit of an odd duck. It looks unassuming, but it boasts Corvette power. It’s a big sedan, but it handles well. It’s an American car, but it’s imported from Australia. Perhaps that makes it less of an odd …
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As serious car enthusiasts, even we here at Klipnik are sometimes surprised by the skyrocketing values of certain models. For years these cars and trucks remain affordable to non-wealthy enthusiasts, then, seemingly as if a…
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If you’re shopping for a fast, fun, and practical car that can not only go the distance but do it in comfort and style — and without breaking the bank — you’d be hard pressed to find a better choice than the 2008 Volkswagen…
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Subaru has had many successful models over its 50+ years of selling cars in America, including two all-wheel-drive icons: the Outback and the WRX. Our Outback Buyer’s Guide covers the brand’s wagon/crossover/SUV flagship, which…
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Being equal-opportunity car enthusiasts, we at Klipnik love the idea of driving something that’s not only fun and relatively inexpensive, but also that doesn’t get as much time in the spotlight as its more popular peers. We’re…
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In this installment of “What It’s Like to Own,” we sit down with veteran automotive journalist Scott Oldham to talk about the highs and lows of owning a classic 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS427 Baldwin-Motion replica….
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If you’re like most of us, you can count your car “collection” on one finger, so whatever you drive needs to do a lot of things well. It needs to get you back and forth to work without fail. It needs to keep your maintenance …
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Automotive historians and car experts will tell you that Porsche has offered a good number of entry-level models since the 1970s. They’ll produce a list of relatively affordable sports cars from the German automaker, a list…
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The recipe for a successful American muscle car has always been simple. One part thunderous V8 engine. One part rear-wheel drive. Add a dash of attitude. Sprinkle in a low price. Stir vigorously until tires fry. Although the …
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Originally the Pontiac Trans Am was a flop. Launched in 1969, just 697 were sold that year. But the highly stylized and high-performance version of the Pontiac Firebird would soon become the automotive icon of the following…
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