The Best Side Marker Lights for Your Vehicle

Nothing adds road presence like a set of high-quality side marker lights. Marker lights make it easier for other drivers to see your truck or trailer, which is particularly important if you have a larger vehicle than most on the road.

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The Best Automotive Cargo Area Covers

SUVs and crossovers are the dominant body styles on the road today, and, public perception aside, they are, in essence, tall station wagons. As with the wagons of yore, there’s a large cargo area and seats that can be folded any which way to make efficient use of the space. This is great—until the bags of potting soil stowed back there burst or the family golden retriever has shed his bodyweight in fur all over your car’s cozy cabin.

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6 Surprisingly Capable Cars for Winter Driving

I’d like to introduce you to a long-time friend and enemy of mine. It’s called the Snow Belt.

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2017 Volvo V90 R-Design Review

So many companies seem to be dropping wagons from their lineups in favor of crossovers, so it’s refreshing to get into a proper wagon that lives up to all the clichés we longroof aficionados use to defend them: The 2017 Volvo V90 looks better, drives better, carries as much stuff as any average family needs.

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Opel Insignia Country Tourer Previews Buick Regal TourX

Jacked up, cladded, and ready for active service in America, what you see above is Opel’s next contribution to General Motors’ bottom line — the Insignia Country Tourer. You’ll know it soon as the 2018 Buick Regal TourX.

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Maybe Jaguar Won't Kill Off Its Wagons After All

Don’t organize a funeral for Jaguar’s wagon models just yet.

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2015 Volkswagen Golf SportWagen TDI Review

Automakers love to show off their engineering prowess. Dodge is pumping out 707-horsepower muscle cars, Ford and BMW are putting light-weight materials at the forefront of their next generation products, while Toyota and Chevrolet are electrifying everything.

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New GM Wagon On The Way

The much loved wagon variant of the Cadillac CTS is on its way back, but there are reports that it could debut with a different badge on its grille.

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Five-Point Inspection: 2015 Ram ProMaster City

Generally there’s not a lot to get excited about with commercial vans, unless of course you’re a fleet operator, sub-contractor or anyone else in need of spacious transportation that doesn’t break the bank. If you fall into one of these camps there’s really never been a better time to buy.

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Golf R Variant is a Station by Another Name

Proving that station wagons don’t have to be boring the “Volks” at VW revealed their Golf R Variant at the Los Angeles Auto Show. This European estate marries family-friendly versatility with tire-smoking performance, well, not exactly.

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2015 Subaru Outback Consumer Review

The Subaru Outback has carved itself a comfortable niche as a no nonsense, go anywhere, family hauler.

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Tesla Mulling SUV, Wagon Versions of Model III

Tesla is considering derivative models based on its upcoming compact sedan in a strategy that could help it entice more customers.

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Top 10 'Forbidden Fruits' of the 2014 Paris Motor Show

Car companies are pretty clever. A lot of time, research and money gets spent before a new product is created.

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2015 Volvo V60 Consumer Review

This year has finally brought the conventional Swedish wagon back to North America.

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Visiting the Studebaker National Museum: Mega Gallery

The automotive business is a lot like nature; only the strong survive. Accordingly this industry’s slow lane is littered with the bloody corpses of deceased marques. Once-proud companies like Pontiac, Hupmobile, Willys-Knight and Hudson are long gone but not all of them are forgotten.

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