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Freelance car journalist loving life with his magnificent beasts, Emma the Puggle and Louis the Pug. RIP Merlin the glorious car Pug. ❤️
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Best Used Large SUVs

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By Nick Kurczewski Verified
| Edmunds Verified
The fourth-generation Ford Expedition, produced from 2018 to 2024, is a savvy pick for a large three-row SUV. To start, its twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V6 proves you don't need a V8 engine to get a vehicle this size down the road with ease. Passing power is abundant and, when properly equipped, the Expedition can tow 9,300 pounds. Unfortunately, fuel economy is about on par with what you get in many rival SUVs with V8 engines.
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A Walk Through the Warehouse

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By Nick Kurczewski Verified
| Linkage Magazine
OSCAR DAVIS DIDN’T set out to start what would become one of the preeminent collections of pre- and post-war European sports and luxury cars. Instead, he bought what caught his eye, what fascinated him, and, in time, his collection would include dozens of high-end machinery of all shapes, sizes, and eras. Born in 1925, his family emigrated to the U.S. in 1928 from Budapest, Hungary, when he was three years old.
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Jeep Scrambler: Hemi V8 And More Cargo Bed Than a Gladiator

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By Nick Kurczewski Verified
| Pickup Truck + SUV Talk
Jeep is bringing back the Scrambler as a high-horsepower, two-door pickup truck version of the midsize Gladiator pickup. While firm details remain a little hazy, credit goes to The Drive for getting some tantalizing information from Tim Kuniskis, Head of American Brands for Stellantis. Two extended doors? Check. That’s because, according to Kuniskis, this will make accessing the second-row seating easier. A big burly Hemi V8 under the hood?
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