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Future CC: The Smooth, Quiet Road to Nowhere, Part 2 – Cadillac STS
Posted on December 16, 2020 | 46 Comments(first posted 12/16/2014) Don’t call it another renaissance. Cadillac has recently launched two extremely talented sports sedans, the ATS and CTS. The latest CTS weighs less than key rivals […] -
Obscure Rebadges From Around the World
Posted on March 6, 2019 | 140 Comments(first posted 1/29/2014) Those who follow the auto industry know of all the lazily rebadged cars used to fill different manufacturers’ model line-ups. The derisive term “badge engineering” was coined […] -
Curbside Capsule: 1985-91 Mitsubishi Magna – Mitsubishi’s Taurus
Posted on February 13, 2015 | 43 CommentsThe Opel Omega wasn’t the only car to be sliced down the middle and widened for Australian consumption. Three years prior, Mitsubishi introduced the Magna, a car that helped cement […]