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Mike Schlee

  • Product Planner, Genesis
Canada
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Product Guy. Been around the auto industry for a while. Boring takes on cars, racing, family, dogs, and baseball.
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Top 10 Best American Sports Cars of the 2000s

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By Mike Schlee
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4.2K Views By the year 2000, American sports cars had been dragged through the mud enough. No longer were companies going to endure the stereotype that American cars couldn’t handle a corner or keep up with the competition on a racetrack. America wasn’t just going to build better sports cars; it was time to build some of the world’s best. From sport compacts to pickups to supercars, America took the automotive fight to the world in the first decade of the new millennium.
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Forbidden Fruit: 2026 Subaru WRX 雷 Kaminari Edition Original

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By Mike Schlee
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NEW! There’s a bright new Subaru WRX roaming the streets in the great white north. Called the 2026 Subaru WRX 雷 Kaminari Edition, the name roughly translates to lightning which is fitting considering the singular exterior color choice. Based on the current WRX tS, this special edition sedan is a cosmetic upgrade that is available only in Canada. Just 150 units will be built at a price of $52,090 (CAD) including destination charges.
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Top 10 Cars That Were Ahead of Their Time

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By Mike Schlee
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NEW! Sometimes, it’s best not to be first. Being the innovator of a new automotive segment can reap large rewards, assuming that the public is ready for such a revolutionary new vehicle. Chrysler scored big time in the 1980s with the minivan and Tesla has developed a devoted, near-cult like following with the brand’s range of electric vehicles. But not all vehicles that were ahead of their time scored sales success.
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