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Fiat Just Brought Autobianchi Back After 30 Years — And the Timing May Not Be Accidental

Car brands often revive old names to tap into nostalgia. Fiat’s latest move may have a bigger reason behind it. Its little Pandina now has an Autobianchi edition, bringing back a name that disap

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Porsche Will Let You Drift A 911 GT3 For $1,500

Want to throw a Porsche 911 GT3 sideways without risking your own six-figure supercar? Porsche has a plan. In 2027, its Track Experience program will offer a half-day drifting course for $1,500. That&

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Škoda Hid an Umbrella in the Door and Remembered What Happens When It Gets Wet

On Škodas equipped with a door umbrella compartment, the holder is designed to accommodate a wet umbrella and let water drain outside the car. Availability and location vary by model, so check

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Your Glovebox May Have a Cooling Feature You’ve Never Switched On

A cooled glovebox uses air from the car’s ventilation system to cool the compartment. On equipped vehicles, a small adjustable vent controls that airflow. It depends on the climate system’

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Before Turning That Uncomfortable Headrest Around, Try the Adjustment in the Manual

If a car’s head restraint pushes your head forward, check the seat setup and the adjustment instructions for that model. Some restraints tilt as well as move vertically, and their reset mechanis

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Fabric Softener Could Explain Why Your Expensive Car Towel Stopped Working

When a microfiber towel starts pushing water around, residue may be coating its fibers. Fabric softener, dryer sheets and detailing products can all interfere with absorption. A wash following the tow

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Your Block Heater Could Be Running for Hours Longer Than It Needs To

A block heater often needs only a few hours before you leave. Natural Resources Canada suggests switching it on two hours before starting, while the Ford system discussed below has a three-hour operat

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BMW Had a Four-Seat Electric City Car in 1991. So What Happened to It?

The BMW E1 was a purpose-built electric prototype unveiled at the 1991 Frankfurt Motor Show. Designed for urban driving, it combined four-seat accommodation with lightweight construction. It remained

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GM Wanted This Cadillac Concept Destroyed — Nearly 70 Years Later, It Sold for $494,500

Imagine being told to destroy a car, only to discover decades later that keeping it could make automotive history. That’s essentially what happened to a remarkable 1956 Cadillac concept that Gen

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These Volkswagens Looked Repaired With Random Panels. The Factory Made Them That Way

Why did Volkswagen make Harlequin cars? The multicoloured Polo began as a promotional demonstration of Volkswagen’s modular ordering system. Customers wanted the display cars, prompting the Polo

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