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Rodent Infestation: How to Keep Mice, Rats, & Squirrels Away

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By Matthew Keegan Verified
| DrivenAutos.com
Rodents love cars because they provide a warm and sheltered environment that’s perfect for nesting. They’re also attracted to the smell of food and other debris that may be left in or around the vehicle. Additionally, some car materials, such as wiring and hoses, may contain soy-based plastics that rodents find appealing to chew on. Squirrels and other rodents may be attracted to your car.
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Imagine an All-New RWD Buick Sedan

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By Matthew Keegan Verified
| DrivenAutos.com
The last time a Buick model was not a utility vehicle was in 2020. That was the final model year for the Buick Regal, a midsize sedan. Since then, Buick has relied exclusively on utility vehicles for its North American customers. For traditional car fans, the absence of a sedan has been a disappointment. But that absence may soon end if murmurings of a Buick sedan returning come to fruition. Buick’s last sedan was this Regal Sportback, a model that closed an era that may soon reopen.
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Hyundai Commits to Building US-Spec Pickup Truck

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By Matthew Keegan Verified
| DrivenAutos.com
It is finally happening. Hyundai has committed to building its first true pickup truck, a midsize model designed entirely for the US market. At this year’s New York International Auto Show, Hyundai showcased the Boulder, a body-on-frame SUV concept that it says will give way to a pickup truck. Although not likely arriving before 2030, the Hyundai model demonstrates the Korean automaker’s commitment to offering a full-line of vehicles in the US.
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History of the Chevrolet Volt

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By Matthew Keegan Verified
| DrivenAutos.com
The Chevrolet Volt is a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) that was produced by General Motors. Development of the Volt began in 2005, and the car was first introduced as a concept car at the 2007 Detroit Auto Show. The production version of the Volt was released in 2010 for the 2011 model year, and it was sold in the United States and Canada through 2019. Chevrolet built the Volt for two generations. The first-generation Volt covers the 2011 to 2015 model years.
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Whatever Happened to VinFast?

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By Matthew Keegan Verified
| DrivenAutos.com
d muchFor a brief time, it seemed as if VinFast was dominating the news cycle, especially here in North Carolina. A fast-moving startup from Vietnam. A bold global push. A splashy arrival in the United States. And a plan to build a major factory in North Carolina. The kind of entrance that suggested this company was not here simply to experiment. It was here to compete. Then, almost as quickly, the noise faded. So what happened? The uncomplicated answer is this: VinFast is still here.
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Why GM Brought the Chevy Bolt Back From the Dead

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By Matthew Keegan Verified
| DrivenAutos.com
When General Motors discontinued the Chevrolet Bolt EV and Bolt EUV in 2023, the move seemed final. The company was shifting toward its new Ultium battery platform. Larger vehicles were on the way. The small hatchback that helped pioneer affordable electric driving appeared destined for history. Then GM changed course. 2027 Chevrolet Bolt. Chevrolet Bolt Revival Within months, executives confirmed that the Bolt nameplate would return.
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Toyota Corolla: Global Best-Seller

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By Matthew Keegan Verified
| DrivenAutos.com
After its introduction in Japan in November 1966, the Toyota Corolla quickly spread to markets across the globe. Long one of Toyota’s best-selling models in the US, the Corolla is also the all-time best-selling model in the world, recently topping 56 million units globally, which is more than double the number of Volkswagen Beetles ever sold. Even today, with crossovers capturing a significant part of the market, annual global sales are approximately one million units.
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Driven: 2026 Volkswagen Golf GTI

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By Matthew Keegan Verified
| DrivenAutos.com
The Volkswagen Golf is one of best-known vehicles in the world, perhaps even more so than the venerable Beetle that preceded it. At times, the Golf was known in the US as the Rabbit, but in more recent years we have seen the global name prevail in the states. As VW’s subcompact model, the Golf has long played a pivotal role in bringing customers to the brand. But as with many manufacturers, the switch to utility vehicles means car models are scarce.
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Reviewed: 2026 Mazda CX-70

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By Matthew Keegan Verified
| DrivenAutos.com
Related CX-70 images found here. Mazda has been moving steadily upmarket for more than a decade. With the 2026 Mazda CX-70, the company pushes that strategy even further. This midsize crossover is aimed at drivers who want space, performance, and upscale touches—but without the third row found in the CX-90. The result is a two-row SUV that feels unusually refined for a mainstream brand. In many ways, the CX-70 is Mazda’s answer to buyers who might otherwise consider an Acura, Lexus, or Audi.
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At a Glance: Rivian R2

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By Matthew Keegan Verified
| DrivenAutos.com
Electric vehicles have reached an interesting moment. Early adopters already own one. Traditional buyers are curious but cautious. Somewhere in between sits the Rivian R2, a compact electric SUV that may become the company’s most important vehicle yet. If Rivian’s earlier models felt like premium adventure gear—think Patagonia jackets on wheels—the R2 is closer to a well-designed daypack. Still rugged. Still purposeful. Just more accessible. The R2 is expected to arrive this year.
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