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2026 Hyundai Palisade Hybrid: Review, Prices, and Specs

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28 Feb 2026
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We’re predicting an early run on the Palisade Hybrid, so you may want to shop early, to plan on being patient. We recommend waiting if you need to, this to insure you get the exact vehicle you had hoped to own.

Lucid: 2026 Chicago Auto Show

Chicago Auto Show
24 Feb 2026
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Lucid’s presence in Chicago highlights how it is expanding its offerings in terms of new and used vehicles, as well as charging convenience with the capability of using Tesla’s stations. The Gravity provides a much-needed SUV, and its specs suggest it will be competitive right out of the gate. The Air continues to stand out for its long-range capability, and the Recharged CPO program should help broaden the brand’s appeal by lowering the cost of entry.

Consumer Guide Car Stuff Podcast Episode 315: Cheaper Cybertruck, Lexus TX Review, Japanese Micro Cars for America

Car Stuff Podcast
24 Feb 2026
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Brendan and Tom welcome Zack Pradel of Shooting Cars to the show. Zack is just back from Japan where he drove a number of the country’s “kei” micro cars. As it has been suggested that kei cars could be the answer to rising new-car sticker prices in the U.S., Zack’s take on these tiny vehicles is especially interesting.

2026 Lexus TX 350 Luxury: Review, Prices, and Specs

Lexus
23 Feb 2026
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New for the 2024 model year, the TX is about 11 inches longer than the RX, and about 3 inches wider. And while the TX is unchanged  for 2026, that doesn’t mean choosing one is a simple matter.

What is a Catalytic Converter?

Green Technology
20 Feb 2026
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Catalytic converters became mandatory on most U.S. gasoline-powered vehicles starting in 1975. The converters dramatically cut pollution produced by gasoline-powered cars and trucks, but required vehicles to run on unleaded fuel, which was somewhat pricier than leaded gasoline. All gasoline sold in the U.S. is now lead free.

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