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Here’s Your Very First Look at the Next-Gen Nissan Xterra

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By Kyle Cheromcha Verified
| The Drive Verified
The jury’s still out on whether Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa was right when he told us that “Nissan is back” last year, but one thing is certain: the Xterra sure is. Tonight, alongside announcing a new strategic plan for Nissan and Infiniti, the Japanese automaker shared the first image of the next-generation Nissan Xterra as it commits to relaunching its once-popular off-road SUV in the next few years.
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The Feds Say Cutting Fuel With Ethanol Will Bring Down Gas Prices. We’re Not Buying It Original

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By Kyle Cheromcha Verified
| The Drive Verified
Gas prices just hit an average of $4 a gallon in the US, and man, people are not happy. The longer the war with Iran drags on, the longer the vital Strait of Hormuz stays closed, and the longer that 20% of the global supply of oil is cut off from the world’s markets. But hey, the EPA has a plan to lower prices: stretch America’s fuel supply by diluting more of it with cheaper ethanol. What could go wrong?
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2027 Chevrolet Bolt Review: Back from the Dead and Better Than Ever

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By Kyle Cheromcha Verified
| The Drive Verified
It’s rare for yelling on the internet to do much of anything, but don’t tell that to the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt. General Motors’ 2023 announcement that it was killing its cheapest electric car was met with such outcry that the automaker quickly turned around and promised the Bolt would ride again… somehow, someday. And after a three-year forced sabbatical the Bolt is back on sale, cheap as ever, and a better car—electric or not—than ever.
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