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Why Jeep Lowered 2025 Wagoneer Prices

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09 Nov 2024
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New for the 2022 model year, Jeep’s large Wagoneer SUV and premium-large Grand Wagoneer SUV have disappointed the brand with weak sales. The large SUV segment, known for its high profit margins, seemed the perfect niche for Jeep to expand into, especially as the off-road vehicle maker had been working to “take the brand upmarket.” […]

1937 Ford: Favorite Car Ads

Ford
07 Nov 2024
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The tagline “Watch the Fords Go By” was introduced in conjunction with the brand’s launch of the its first V8 in 1932. To commemorate the engine’s debut, Ford commissioned a strange bit of artwork from French artist A. M. Cassandre. Distributed as a poster, the image featured an eyeball with Ford’s V8 logo centered in the iris, and the line, “Watch the Fords Go By.”

Consumer Guide Car Stuff Podcast Episode 245: Ram 1500 RHO, Carvel Ice Cream, Leasing an Electric Car

Car Stuff Podcast
04 Nov 2024
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Jill and Tom welcome John Vincent of U.S. News to the show. John walked the hosts through the pros and cons of leasing, and why it makes sense for EV shoppers especially to consider leasing.

2024 Subaru Solterra Touring: Review, Prices, and Specs

Subaru
04 Nov 2024
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While pricey at first glance, and range limited, the accommodating and refined Solterra is worth a look. We were most impressed by the electric Subaru’s premium-feel ride and handling, and long-distance comfort. As this review as posted, Subaru is offering Solterra lease deals starting at $329 a month. And, again, by leasing the Solterra—or any EV—you become eligible for the federal tax credit, this due to a commercial-vehicle exemption—again ask your dealer for details.

LaFayette: Forgotten Car Brands

Classic Cars
31 Oct 2024
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Named for the Marquis de LaFayette, a French nobleman and military officer who volunteered to join the Continental Army, LaFayette produced its first car in 1920. Early sales were relatively modest, as LaFayette cars were priced as high as $5000 at a time when most vehicles could be had for under $500.