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William Clavey

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As seen in: MSN, Business Insider, The Toronto Star, Jalopnik, Motor1.com, The Drive, Inside EVs, The Truth About Cars, TopSpeed, GM Authority and
I write about cars here: claveyscorner.com / Also a contributor at a lot of car websites.

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Freelance Automotive Journalist / English and French / Written, Photography and Video.

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10 Luxury Cars With Reasonable Maintenance Costs

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By William Clavey Verified, Alina Moore Verified
| TopSpeed Verified
Luxury cars are appealing. There's something enjoyable about driving a vehicle that's more comfortable, better equipped, more powerful, and adorned with a prestigious logo. And in the second-hand car market, it's possible to get your hands on some rather impressive luxury machines at a decent price point. Blame that on their rapid depreciation from when they were new. But luxury cars also come with one dreaded reality: their maintenance costs.
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Honda revives iconic sports coupe, but flips the script with hybrid version

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By William Clavey Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
I’m at Honda’s test track, in Tochigi, Japan, and I’m throwing this all-new Prelude hard into a corner. The last time I drove one of these things was at the turn of the millennium when a buddy of mine had bought one new. A quarter of a century later, the Prelude is back. As I weave my way through the small track’s tight corners and sudden chicanes, I can’t help but be impressed by how focused on the driver this car is.
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Honda revives iconic sports coupe, but flips the script with hybrid version

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By William Clavey Verified
| flamboroughreview.com
I’m at Honda’s test track, in Tochigi, Japan, and I’m throwing this all-new Prelude hard into a corner. The last time I drove one of these things was at the turn of the millennium when a buddy of mine had bought one new. A quarter of a century later, the Prelude is back. As I weave my way through the small track’s tight corners and sudden chicanes, I can’t help but be impressed by how focused on the driver this car is.
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