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Cameron Aubernon

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Covers:  Automotive Industry, Technology, Car Culture
Doesn't Cover: Medical Issues, Religion
A freelance writer who's moved on to Bluesky (link in profile)

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Cameron Aubernon’s Biography

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Cameron started her writing career in the early 2010s as an independent fashion blogger. However, it was easier to write about cars — which she's known more than a few things about since she was a child — than about fashion — which she fell into through her friends and contacts in the fashion industry. Thus, Cameron's journey has taken her to various publications such as Hagerty, eBay Motors Blog, Girls Guide to Cars, Street Trucks, Racing Junk, RideApart, and more. She is a member of the Washi…

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For the first time, a truck starred in Street Rod Nationals' annual giveaway - Hagerty Media

For the first time, a truck starred in Street Rod Nationals' annual giveaway - Hagerty Media

Each year since 1982, Street Rod Nationals gives away a custom vehicle. For the first time, in 2023, the give…

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29 Years of the NSRA Street Rod Nationals

29 Years of the NSRA Street Rod Nationals

With nearly 10,000 attendees, the Street Rod Nats remain a highlight of the summer car show season.

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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 3 Review: A Fine Formula For Work - SlashGear

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 3 Review: A Fine Formula For Work - SlashGear

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 3 is made for work, and work it can certainly accomplish. This laptop is ligh…

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2023 Lexus ES 300h: How Many Miles Per Gallon? - SlashGear

2023 Lexus ES 300h: How Many Miles Per Gallon? - SlashGear

Toyota and Lexus may have been slow to embrace full EVs, but their wide range of hybrid options still hit the…

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2024 Buick Envista First Drive: An Affordable Crossover Never Looked So Good - SlashGear

2024 Buick Envista First Drive: An Affordable Crossover Never Looked So Good - SlashGear

Buick's most affordable model looks like a concept come to life, but is the 2024 Envista worth paying a visit…

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Here's How Far The 2023 Honda CR-V Hybrid Will Go On A Full Tank - SlashGear

Here's How Far The 2023 Honda CR-V Hybrid Will Go On A Full Tank - SlashGear

While electric vehicles are the big thing right now, hybrids still save you money at the gas pump. Take Honda…

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The 2026 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid Might Be The Smartest Buy In The Lineup

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Back in 2022, Hyundai introduced a new version of its all-time best-selling Tucson to consumers looking to get out from having to refuel their favorite compact crossover quite so frequently: the Tucson Hybrid. This was followed a year later with another fuel-saving solution in the form of the Tucson Plug-In Hybrid, albeit demanding a higher premium for the privilege of plugging it in.
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The 2026 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid Might Be The Smartest Buy In The Lineup

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Back in 2022, Hyundai introduced a new version of its all-time best-selling Tucson to consumers looking to get out from having to refuel their favorite compact crossover quite so frequently: the Tucson Hybrid. This was followed a year later with another fuel-saving solution in the form of the Tucson Plug-In Hybrid, albeit demanding a higher premium for the privilege of plugging it in.
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4 things Toyota should rethink before the next Grand Highlander

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Cameron Aubernon For the 2024 model year, Toyota introduced a new model for consumers seeking a three-row crossover that had more legroom than the Highlander, but without the heft and fuel bill of the biggest three-row model in the Toyota family, the Sequoia. That new model? The Grand Highlander. And the consumer's response? In 2023, nearly 170,000 Highlanders left the lot compared to just over 48,000 examples of the bigger sibling.
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