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Junkyard Gem: 1975 Jeep Wagoneer

A blue vintage SUV, likely a 1975 Jeep Wagoneer, sits like a junkyard gem with rust spots and missing parts on dirt. A flat tire rests in front, surrounded by scattered auto parts. Other vehicles peek from the background under a clear blue sky.
The Wagoneer name came back to life recently, nearly three decades after being used for about ten minutes on a trim-level designation for a woodie-fied first-year Grand Cherokee, but the vehicle we’re supposed to think of when we see the word Wagoneer is the original SJ version, which was designed by the legendary Brooks Stevens and
Front view of an old, dusty, dark purple Chrysler PT Cruiser with a large grille, parked in a lot. This 2002 model features a hood scoop and foggy headlights. Another limited edition car is partially visible to the left. The scene unfolds outdoors on a sunny day.
Chrysler sold PT Cruisers in the United States for the 2001 through 2010 model years, with sales strong at first and then gradually diminishing as the 21st century got rolling and the initial retro-styling novelty wore off. Because it was based on the Dodge/Plymouth Neon, performance parts were readily available for the PT Cruiser; eventually,
A tree-lined urban street with convenient parking on one side. A row of historic brownstone buildings with green staircases aligns the street. The sky is overcast, and vintage street lamps are visible along the sidewalk.
If you live anywhere near an urban center, there’s a good chance that you will spend more time than you’d like looking for parking. Planners try to incorporate as many parking spaces as possible, but it’s rarely enough to handle the influx of commuters and everyday drivers that most cities endure. Waiting on a solution
Two SUVs parked on a scenic overlook, the left in sleek gray and the right in striking blue. Their sharper looks cut against a backdrop of mountains and a dusky sky, echoing the refined elegance of an Audi Q5 with its sweeter engines.
Americans buy 44% of the Audi Q5s sold around the world annually. Europe buys another 35%. When two similar markets vote for your best-seller in those kinds of numbers, the key is to provide them better versions of what they want. So when we say the Audi Q5 is all-new, we mean Audi brought together
A sleek, silver Volvo electric SUV is parked and connected to a charging station on a light-colored concrete surface. Sunlight casts shadows as the image captures the vehicles roof from a high angle, reflecting Volvos commitment to EVs-by-2030.
Swedish automaker Volvo Cars slashed its margin and revenue ambitions for a second time in a year on Thursday, a day after it abandoned its EV-only target by 2030, citing the impact of tariffs and a decrease in demand for electric vehicles. Slowing demand for EVs, partly due to a lack of affordable models, as well
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