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Even Being One of Chevy’s Best-Selling Models Couldn’t Save the Malibu - thedrive.com

Even Being One of Chevy’s Best-Selling Models Couldn’t Save the Malibu

Chevrolet is suspending production of the Malibu—its last sedan standing—in order to retool the assembly plant that currently makes the four-door and clear the way for the upcoming Chevy Bolt. On the surface, this seems like another blow to the sedan segment, which has been on the decline for the last decade or so as full-size trucks and SUVs overtook them in popularity in the U.S. But the death of the Malibu comes despite the sedan having sold over 130,000 examples in 2023, as Automotive News reports.

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Best Octane Boosters: Your Car Deserves Peak Performance And Protection - thedrive.com

Best Octane Boosters: Your Car Deserves Peak Performance And Protection

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You Won’t Believe How Much Rust Is on This 26K-Mile Chevy Silverado Frame - thedrive.com - New York

You Won’t Believe How Much Rust Is on This 26K-Mile Chevy Silverado Frame

The internet is enamored with low-mileage cars and trucks. When one pops up for sale with its original tires showing full tread, comment sections everywhere light up. Talk to anyone in the real world, though, and they'll tell you that less use rarely means fewer problems. If you need proof, just look underneath this 25,770-mile Chevrolet Silverado whose rusty frame gets a new hole every time you poke it with your finger.

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Craftsman V-Series Ratcheting Wrenches Hands-On Review: The Perfect Introduction to the Line - thedrive.com

Craftsman V-Series Ratcheting Wrenches Hands-On Review: The Perfect Introduction to the Line

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Pirelli Doesn’t Want to Be F1’s Main Character, and That’s How It Should Be - thedrive.com - Usa - Japan - Italy - France - Qatar - city Indianapolis

Pirelli Doesn’t Want to Be F1’s Main Character, and That’s How It Should Be

The first Formula 1 race I ever watched on TV was, believe it or not, the 2005 United States Grand Prix. I was 12. And to a normal person, rather than a precocious preteen, a farce like that wouldn't turn anyone into a fan. Yet, for some, strange reason, the drama, the politics, and the fallout resulting from both hooked me. I suppose that's why some people get into WWE.

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Toyota Aristo Is a Reminder That Car Audio May Be Better Now, But it’s Less Fun - thedrive.com - Japan

Toyota Aristo Is a Reminder That Car Audio May Be Better Now, But it’s Less Fun

Toyota has always paid close attention to in-car audio quality, which I'm grateful for. The Japanese carmaker's dedication to audio dates back to the 1990s, and possibly further back, with models like the Toyota Aristo and Sera, which my colleague Adam has written about at Jalopnik. Like the Sera, the Aristo featured some killer audio features, such as physical DSP controls that ran your tunes through different filters, of sorts, to give your listening experience a different vibe. These controls are something the majority of people won't miss in modern audio systems, especially with the ubiquity of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, but they highlight how car audio is no longer fun and experimental.

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Tesla Faces Fraud Investigation From DOJ, SEC Over ‘Full Self-Driving’ Claims - thedrive.com

Tesla Faces Fraud Investigation From DOJ, SEC Over ‘Full Self-Driving’ Claims

For almost a decade now, Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk have repeatedly promised that its automated driving assists like Autopilot and «Full-Self Driving Beta» are safer than humans—and on the verge of obsoleting us entirely. While Musk's projections have fallen flat for almost as long, Tesla's doublespeak has still led to sometimes fatal overconfidence in its driving tech. Now, the federal government is finally calling Tesla's bluff, as multiple regulators are reportedly looking into whether Tesla's cars are really as self-driving as Tesla claims them to be.

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I Splurged on Custom-Fitted Seat Covers, Here’s How They Turned Out - thedrive.com

I Splurged on Custom-Fitted Seat Covers, Here’s How They Turned Out

Sometimes I feel like the only car nerd I know who likes the idea of seat covers. I mean, being able to change part of your upholstery like a shirt? Come on, that's fun! But, I know, seat covers usually end up looking pretty janky.

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