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Questions, Coffee & Cars Episode #12

In this episode of 'Questions, Coffee & Cars,' hosts Andrea and Zack address a wide array of viewer inquiries, offering insights into th... moreeir personal vehicle collection and providing recommendations across various segments. They highlight their Porsche Cayenne Diesel and GTS models, noting the rarity of the manual transmission GTS. The discussion touches upon Mazda's CX-5 and CX-90 lineup, clarifying that the CX-90 replaces the CX-9 while the CX-5 remains. Extended warranties are advised against purchasing new, suggesting deferral until the manufacturer's warranty nears expiration. The hosts express a desire for more hybrid options in North America, specifically mentioning the Mazda CX-60 and Hyundai Kona Hybrid. When comparing the Kia Seltos and Subaru Crosstrek, they emphasize the need for a test drive due to the refresh of the Seltos and the all-new Crosstrek. The 2024 Hyundai Kona is deemed a good starter car option. Regarding the future of electric cars, they acknowledge the government push but express concern over affordability and the potential to leave working people behind, predicting a continued strong market for hybrids and plug-in hybrids. For three-row SUVs, the Honda Pilot and Kia Telluride are favored over the Toyota Highlander Hybrid due to third-row space. In the hatchback segment, the Honda Civic is praised for space and resale value, though the Toyota Corolla is noted as a more budget-friendly and reliable option. The Volvo XC60 redesign is anticipated for the 2025 model year. For luxury compact SUVs, the new Mercedes-Benz GLC is recommended, with a note that the Cadillac XT5 might be discontinued. The Jetta GLI, Nissan Sentra, and Forte GT are suggested as fun, budget-friendly compact cars. For retired couples seeking a crossover, the Subaru Crosstrek, Corolla Cross, and Honda HR-V are mentioned, with the Outback also suggested. The hosts strongly advise against plug-in hybrids if home charging is not feasible, recommending traditional hybrids instead. The Ford Escape Hybrid is highlighted for its excellent fuel economy and value, despite past reliability concerns. Overall, the episode provides practical advice on a diverse range of automotive topics. less

All-New 2023 Rivian R1T Review

The Motormouth couple delivers a comprehensive review of the 2023 Rivian R1T Quad-Motor, praising its exceptional handling, comfortable ride thanks to... more the air suspension, and futuristic yet friendly styling. They highlight the extensive and clever storage solutions, including the gear tunnel and weatherproof bed storage, as major advantages. However, the review is heavily critical of the vehicle's high price point, deeming it a "plaything of the rich" and questioning the necessity of its extreme performance figures for a pickup truck. A significant drawback identified is the inability to modulate regenerative braking, leading to a jerky, potentially nauseating experience in stop-and-go traffic. The lack of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration is also noted as a disappointment. Despite these criticisms, they acknowledge its impressive off-road and towing capabilities, concluding that while the truck itself is well-executed, its cost makes it inaccessible for the average consumer. less

Questions, Coffee & Cars Episode #11 // Answering Your Questions!

This episode of 'Questions, Coffee & Cars' tackles a wide array of automotive queries, from specific trim recommendations for the Subaru... more Ascent to the broader question of leasing versus buying an EV. The hosts emphasize the practicality of the Ascent's Onyx trim for families needing bench seats, though they clarify that the Onyx itself does not offer this configuration, pointing instead to the Limited or Touring trims. Regarding EVs, they strongly advocate for leasing due to rapid technological advancements and potential battery obsolescence, while acknowledging their impressive performance. The review also touches upon upcoming models like the 2024 Crosstrek, the new Mazda CX-70, and the Toyota Grand Highlander, with the hosts expressing anticipation for their driving dynamics and practicality. They also discuss the collectibility of future cars, particularly those with manual transmissions and V8 engines. Practical advice is given on car cleaning, recommending a foam cannon and ceramic coating, and on purchasing under $25,000 USD, highlighting several crossover options available in the US market. The segment concludes by addressing the current market's lack of consumer negotiating power and the high interest rates on new vehicles, suggesting focusing on manufacturer incentives. less

All-New 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 6 Review: What About The Look?

The Motormouth couple review the 2023 Hyundai IONIQ 6, a vehicle that has garnered significant awards including World Car of the Year. The hosts ackno... morewledge the polarizing 'love it or hate it' styling, with one host warming up to it over the week, while the other finds it a creative but unlovable exercise. They highlight the car's aerodynamic design (0.22 drag coefficient) and unique pixelated details. Inside, the spacious cabin features dual 12.3-inch screens, though one host found the fixed screens ergonomically compromised. Driving dynamics are praised for being sporty and engaging, with a firmer suspension and slightly heavier steering than its siblings. The review notes the range figures, particularly for the AWD Long Range Ultimate Package model tested (435 km/270 miles with 20-inch wheels), and the impressive 10-80% charging in 18 minutes via a 350 kW charger. Key criticisms include the lack of standard wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and the fixed dual-screen layout's ergonomics. The hosts also question Hyundai's decision to prioritize a sedan like the IONIQ 6 over the more in-demand IONIQ 5 SUV, suggesting it's a play for the Tesla Model 3 market. less

Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid VS Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Comparison

This comparison pits the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid against the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, evaluating their value proposition across different markets. The ... moreRAV4 Hybrid, positioned in the compact SUV segment, offers more power (219 hp vs. 196 hp) and a larger overall footprint than the subcompact Corolla Cross Hybrid. While the Corolla Cross provides slightly more front legroom, the RAV4 excels in second-row legroom and cargo capacity, making it the more practical choice for families. The reviewer highlights differences in steering feel, with the Corolla Cross being nimbler and sportier due to its sport-tuned suspension and paddle shifters, while the RAV4 offers a more balanced steering feel and a quieter cabin. Both vehicles feature Toyota's hybrid synergy drive and standard AWD, but the Corolla Cross benefits from the newer Safety Sense 3.0, whereas the RAV4 has Safety Sense 2.5. Pricing is close, especially in Canada, but the RAV4 offers more premium features on higher trims that are unavailable on the Corolla Cross. The reviewer ultimately leans towards the RAV4 Hybrid for its practicality and space, especially for those with children, while acknowledging the Corolla Cross Hybrid's appeal for younger buyers or those seeking a more agile vehicle. less

2023 Honda Accord Hybrid Review

The 2023 Honda Accord Hybrid is presented as a strong contender in the hybrid sedan market, particularly praised for its exceptionally quiet and smoot... moreh ride, precise steering, and a near-luxury cabin feel, making it a favorite for the reviewers. The interior design, featuring a clean dashboard with a metal mesh accent and a large 12.3-inch touchscreen, is highlighted as modern and appealing. However, the exterior styling is criticized by some as being too plain or "beige and vanilla," lacking decorative details despite its premium price point. A significant point of contention is the real-world fuel economy, which falls short of EPA ratings, attributed to the hybrid system's design where the gasoline engine runs more continuously. The reviewers also express disappointment that advanced features like the Google software system and satellite radio are not available across all trims or in all markets (US vs. Canada), and note the absence of a 360-degree camera and height adjustment for the passenger seat. Despite these quirks, the Accord Hybrid is lauded for its spacious interior, best-in-class rear legroom, and generous trunk space, positioning it as a highly recommended, albeit imperfect, choice, especially for those seeking a comfortable and refined sedan experience. less

All-New 2023 Corolla Cross Hybrid Review

The 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid is presented as an appealing, efficient, and sportier alternative to the gas model and even the larger RAV4 Hybri... mored, particularly targeting younger buyers. Reviewers highlight its peppy acceleration, good handling on twisty roads, and the practicality of its interior, including the standard 8-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and Toyota Safety Sense 3.0. The hybrid system, shared with the Prius, offers a combined 196 horsepower and impressive fuel economy, especially in city driving. However, the steering is noted as being too light for a vehicle marketed with a 'sporty vibe,' and the interior materials, while practical, don't feel as upscale as some competitors, especially with the all-black interior available in Canada. The reviewer also points out that while it offers more power and better fuel economy than the RAV4 Hybrid XLE for a slightly higher price, the RAV4 provides more overall space, making the choice dependent on buyer priorities. The 'cable gate' issue affecting the RAV4 Hybrid is addressed, with assurances that the Corolla Cross Hybrid uses a revised cable design to prevent similar corrosion problems. less

All-New 2023 Toyota Prius Prime Review

The 2023 Toyota Prius Prime is presented as a significant upgrade over its predecessor, with reviewers highlighting its sporty new exterior design, im... moreproved driving dynamics, and enhanced performance. The powertrain, now a 2.0L four-cylinder with 220 horsepower, offers a substantial boost in acceleration and a quicker 0-100 km/h time of 6.8 seconds. A key advantage is the increased EV range, with the base model achieving up to 72 km (44 miles) and higher trims around 64 km (39 miles), making it a compelling option for those seeking to maximize electric driving. The handling is praised for its sporty feel and precise steering, a marked improvement from previous generations. Interior comfort is noted, though the unconventional gauge cluster placement is a point of contention for one reviewer. The reviewer's main criticisms are the lack of a rear wiper and the current limited availability of inventory. Despite these points, the Prius Prime is strongly recommended, particularly for Canadian buyers who can leverage government rebates, making it a financially attractive and practical choice over the standard Prius. less

All-New 2024 Mazda CX-90 Turbo Review Is This a Luxury SUV?

The 2024 Mazda CX-90 Turbo, particularly the high-output inline-six variant, is presented as Mazda's ambitious entry into the premium three-row S... moreUV segment. Reviewers praise its refined driving dynamics, noting a surprising balance between a sporty feel and family-friendly comfort, a departure from Mazda's typically firmer suspension. The inline-six engine is highlighted for its smooth power delivery and engaging sound, complemented by an 8-speed wet-clutch transmission that avoids dual-clutch jerkiness. The interior, especially in higher trims, is lauded for its luxurious materials and thoughtful design, aiming to rival established luxury brands. However, criticisms include the top trims being limited to six-passenger configurations and the absence of wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto on lower trims. Despite these points, the CX-90 is seen as a strong contender, offering a premium experience that justifies its price point for those seeking a driver-focused family hauler. less

All-New 2024 Mazda CX-90 PHEV // This or the Turbo?

The 2024 Mazda CX-90 PHEV is presented as a compelling option in the growing three-row plug-in hybrid segment. Reviewers highlight its refined driving... more dynamics, precise steering, and planted feel, attributing this to its large platform and rear-biased AWD system. The interior is praised for its premium fit, finish, and material quality, with a particular nod to the retention of physical controls for HVAC and audio. However, the reviewer notes that while the seats offer good comfort and space, they remain firm, and the passenger seat lacks lumbar support. A key point of contention is the electric-only range, which at 42 km (26 miles), falls short of the 50 km threshold for the full Canadian government incentive, qualifying only for $2,500. The reviewer also points out the absence of standard wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto across all trims as a miss. Despite these drawbacks, the CX-90 PHEV is seen as a strong contender, offering a blend of performance, luxury, and practicality, though it faces stiff competition from rivals like the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV in terms of electric range. less

Questions.Coffee & Cars Episode #10

This episode of Questions, Coffee & Cars tackles a variety of consumer queries, from infotainment screen disparities in Honda's CR-V and Acco... morerd to the practicality of leasing EVs amidst battery concerns. The hosts discuss the value proposition of the Toyota Venza versus the Honda CR-V hybrid, ultimately favoring the Venza despite higher pricing, citing better fuel economy and features, though noting the absence of a 360 camera on the CR-V Touring and heated rear seats on the Venza XLE. They also weigh in on the Toyota CHR's potential discontinuation and dissatisfaction rates, suggesting the Corolla Cross as a better alternative. The discussion extends to the future of small trucks, the luxury segment comparison between the Venza Limited and Lexus NX 350h, and the challenges of test driving new vehicles due to supply shortages. Further topics include budget SUV recommendations (Kia Seltos, VW Taos), a comparison of the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV and Kia Sorento PHEV (favoring the Sorento for reliability and fuel economy), and insights into EV battery development and the potential of solid-state batteries. The segment concludes with a lively discussion on favorite interior colors, highlighting black, tan, and specific examples like the Alfa Romeo Giulia and Kia Sportage. less

Questions, Coffee and Cars Episode 9

This episode of 'Questions, Coffee and Cars' tackles a diverse range of automotive queries from viewers. The hosts address car buying servic... morees, recommending Costco's fixed pricing but noting potential financing hurdles. For 3-row mid-size SUV needs, the Hyundai Santa Fe, Grand Cherokee, Ford Edge, Nissan Murano, and Lexus RX are suggested, with the Santa Fe highlighted for its comfort and powertrain options. Regarding hybrids under $45,000 with short wait times, the Ford Escape Hybrid is singled out as a strong contender, praised for its updated design, improved reliability, and class-leading fuel economy, despite past Ford reliability concerns. The hosts also share their worst vehicle experiences, recalling a noisy Jeep Compass and an old, poorly built Opel. They discuss the decline of diesel in North America, attributing it to 'Dieselgate' and changing consumer preferences, while acknowledging its suitability for trucks. A key trend identified is the evolution of vehicle interiors and the integration of wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto. The segment concludes with discussions on the future of Subaru hybrids, the value of the Mazda CX-30 GS, persistent supply chain issues, essential car features (heated seats, wireless connectivity, forward collision warning), and the reliability and reputation of Lexus SUVs. less

2023 Genesis Electrified GV70 Review: Our New Favourite EV SUV!

The Motormouth couple review highlights the 2023 Genesis Electrified GV70 as a top contender in the luxury EV SUV segment, potentially their new favor... moreite. They praise its refined, quiet ride, ample power (especially with boost mode), and a luxurious interior that surpasses competitors like BMW and Mercedes-Benz in terms of material quality and features. The retention of physical buttons and traditional door handles is also a plus. However, the review points out the lack of wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as a significant drawback for a 2023 model. While the range (383 km/236 miles) is deemed sufficient for most, it's not class-leading. The exterior styling is noted as being very similar to the gasoline GV70, which might appeal to those wanting a less overtly futuristic EV. Pricing is considered premium, especially in Canada, and it doesn't qualify for federal rebates. less

2023 Subaru Solterra Review: Any Different From Toyota?

The Subaru Solterra, a co-developed EV with Toyota's bZ4X, is praised for its comfortable ride, refined cabin, and impressive off-road capability... more, particularly its X-Mode and ground clearance, which surprised reviewers. The handling and precise steering are highlighted as strong points. However, the vehicle faces criticism for its subpar range and slower charging times compared to competitors, making it less ideal for extensive road trips. The interior features a comfortable driving position and a unique quasi head-up display, though the abundance of piano black trim and the lack of a power passenger seat on the top trim are noted as drawbacks. Despite these shortcomings, the Solterra is considered a competitive option, especially for those who primarily charge at home and value Subaru's long-term battery reliability goals. less

2023 Lexus RZ 450e Review: The First All-Electric Lexus

The Lexus RZ 450e is reviewed as the most premium offering among its shared platform siblings (Subaru Solterra, Toyota bZ4X). Reviewers praise its ref... moreined interior, superior driving dynamics with tighter steering and a sportier suspension feel compared to its counterparts. The "lexified" interior, featuring a driver-focused 14-inch touchscreen and a traditional instrument cluster, is highlighted as a significant upgrade. Positives include its attractive styling, standard AWD with "Direct 4" technology, and a unique focus on battery longevity, aiming for 90% retention after 10 years. However, criticisms point to a weaker 6.6 kWh onboard charger, a limited 150 kW DC fast charging capability, and a lack of a power liftgate on the base Canadian model, which is considered a surprising omission for a luxury vehicle. The reviewer also notes the absence of a rear wiper and a glove box. Despite these drawbacks, the RZ 450e is deemed the best of the three platform-mates, offering a more upscale experience for those prioritizing refinement and long-term battery health over outright range or charging speed. less

All-New 2023 Lexus RX500h Review: The High-Performance Hybrid

The 2023 Lexus RX500h is presented as the high-performance hybrid SUV, boasting a new 2.4L turbocharged four-cylinder engine paired with Lexus Hybrid ... moreDrive, delivering a combined 367 horsepower and 406 lb-ft of torque. Reviewers praise its ample power, refined yet sporty driving dynamics, and exceptionally quiet cabin, especially when in Sport mode. The addition of adaptive rear steering is highlighted as a significant improvement for maneuverability. While the interior is described as upscale and driver-focused, with intuitive controls and comfortable seating, some criticisms are leveled at the infotainment system's occasional wireless connectivity glitches and the heavily bolstered seats, which may not suit all body types. The reviewer notes that while the RX500h offers a compelling hybrid performance package and Lexus's renowned reliability, its pricing pushes it into direct competition with established German luxury rivals like BMW and Mercedes-Benz, whose interiors and dynamic performance in non-hybrid variants are considered superior. Real-world fuel economy was noted to be lower than official figures, particularly in colder weather or Sport mode, averaging around 11.8 L/100 km (20 MPG). less

Questions Coffee and Cars Episode 8

This episode of 'Questions Coffee and Cars' tackles a diverse range of automotive queries, from the availability of the VW Golf R to the cha... morellenges of EV adoption and the nuances of the car buying and servicing experience. The hosts highlight the significant inventory issues plaguing manufacturers like Volkswagen, impacting popular models such as the GTI. They critique the slow scaling of EV production by legacy automakers, contrasting it with Tesla's focused approach, and note the increasing affordability of Tesla models, particularly the Model 3, due to price reductions and EV rebates. Advice for navigating dealerships emphasizes proactive research and direct engagement with management. The discussion also delves into the current market dynamics, including high interest rates and pent-up demand, and provides recommendations for compact SUVs and 3-row SUVs, with a particular fondness for the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and Dodge Durango. The segment concludes with a look at car accessories and the ongoing trend towards SUVs over sedans. less

New Lexus RX Hybrid VS New Lexus NX Hybrid Comparison

This comparison pits the Lexus NX 350h against the Lexus RX 350h, focusing on their shared hybrid powertrain derived from the Toyota RAV4 but with Lex... moreus enhancements. Both vehicles offer a refined, comfortable, and quiet ride, characteristic of Lexus. The NX is praised for its nimbleness and maneuverability, making it a compelling choice for city driving, with the reviewer personally preferring it due to its agility and slightly better fuel economy. The RX, while larger and offering more cargo space behind the second row and a higher towing capacity, is noted to be quieter on the highway and feels slightly more upscale, particularly in higher trims. However, the reviewer highlights that the NX and RX interiors are remarkably similar, with the RX commanding a significant price premium (around $5,000 to $11,000 CAD more depending on features) for incremental gains in passenger space and luxury appointments. The NX's use of run-flat tires is a drawback for ride comfort, while the RX's standard tires offer a more substantial feel. Ultimately, the decision hinges on whether the RX's larger size, slightly more refined ride, and premium features justify its higher cost over the more agile and economical NX, which shares the same core powertrain. less

Updated 2023 Volvo XC40 Review: New Engines, Great Value

The 2023 Volvo XC40 receives a mild refresh focusing on new mild-hybrid powertrains (B4 and B5) and updated styling cues. Reviewers praise its quiet, ... morerefined ride, luxurious interior design, and excellent packaging, particularly the innovative storage solutions like the center console's integrated garbage can. The exterior design is still considered a strong point, with a modern and well-proportioned look. However, the review highlights several drawbacks: the lack of traditional drive modes (beyond off-road), the absence of AM radio, and the fact that desirable features like a heated steering wheel are not standard even on mid-tier trims. The infotainment system, while functional, is noted as not being the most intuitive. The reviewer's preferred powertrain is the B5 for its power and torque, though they acknowledge the B4 offers good value. Despite some quirks, the XC40 is presented as a competitive and valuable option in the subcompact luxury SUV segment, especially when compared to rivals like the BMW X1, Audi Q3, and Mercedes-Benz GLA. less

All-New Toyota Prius VS Updated Toyota Corolla Hybrid Comparison

This comparison pits the all-new 2023 Toyota Prius against the updated Toyota Corolla Hybrid. The reviewer highlights the Prius's significant red... moreesign, offering a sportier, more futuristic aesthetic and a more powerful 196 hp (AWD) powertrain compared to the Corolla's 138 hp. The Prius also boasts superior highway manners and better fuel efficiency. However, the significant price increase for the Prius is a major consideration. The Corolla Hybrid, while less powerful and stylish, is presented as the more budget-friendly and practical option, especially for those prioritizing cost savings. The reviewer ultimately leans towards the Corolla Hybrid for its value proposition, while acknowledging the Prius's appeal for those willing to pay a premium for its updated design and performance. less

Ford F-150 Lightning Review: A Real Truck Or Expensive Toy?

The Ford F-150 Lightning is presented as a powerful and capable electric pickup, excelling in acceleration and offering a remarkably smooth and quiet ... moreride, a significant achievement for a truck. The packaging is praised, particularly the spacious interior and the highly functional frunk with its multiple outlets. However, the review highlights several drawbacks. The turning radius is described as terrible, and the ride can be bouncy over speed bumps. A major concern is its capability for traditional truck tasks like towing, with real-world range significantly reduced under load, making it less practical than its gas or diesel counterparts for heavy-duty work. The reviewer also questions its suitability for city driving due to its size and parking challenges. Furthermore, the F-150 Lightning is deemed excessively expensive, placing it out of reach for many potential buyers. Quality issues and production halts due to battery fires are also noted as significant concerns, suggesting caution with first-generation EVs. less

Updated 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid Review // More Trims and AWD!

The 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid receives a significant update, notably introducing more trim options and the availability of all-wheel drive. The revie... morewer highlights the enhanced power from the re-engineered hybrid system, now producing 138 horsepower, with a particular emphasis on the improved acceleration provided by the electric motors, especially in the AWD variant. The handling is praised as surprisingly good, with SE and XSE models offering a sportier steering feel. While the base model is deemed a frugal choice, the higher trims, like the XSE, are considered by one reviewer to be a bit pricey, despite offering desirable features such as a power driver's seat and heated rear seats. The interior is described as good quality and comfortable, though the placement of the touchscreen is noted. Cargo space is adequate but smaller than competitors. The reviewer concludes that this is the best Corolla hybrid yet, offering a compelling, more affordable alternative to the upmarket Prius, particularly for those seeking fuel efficiency and reliability in a traditional sedan package. less

Top 5 Subcompact Luxury SUVs for 2023

This video from Motormouth presents a comparative review of the top five subcompact luxury SUVs for 2023, covering the Audi Q3, BMW X1, Cadillac XT4, ... moreMercedes-Benz GLA/GLB, and Volvo XC40. The hosts, Andrea and Zack, detail the powertrain, pros, and cons of each vehicle, offering insights into their driving dynamics, interior design, technology, and practicality. The Audi Q3 is highlighted as a value-oriented all-rounder, while the BMW X1 impresses with its agile handling and refined powertrain. The Cadillac XT4 is noted for its sporty drive and reliability scores, despite an aging interior. Mercedes-Benz models offer upscale interiors and comfortable rides, with the GLB providing practicality and an optional third row. The Volvo XC40 is praised for its smooth, quiet ride and luxurious cabin, though its infotainment system and driver seating position are points of contention. The review also touches upon honorable mentions like the Mini Countryman and Lexus UX. The hosts emphasize that the best choice depends on individual priorities, such as sportiness, comfort, or space. less

Updated 2023 Toyota RAV4 Woodland Review

The 2023 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Woodland Edition is reviewed as a highly practical and value-oriented compact SUV, maintaining its position as a top conte... morender in the market. The reviewers highlight its excellent fuel economy, strong resale value, and affordable hybrid pricing as key strengths. The Woodland Edition package adds aesthetic appeal with bronze wheels and off-road suspension, though the reviewers question its value proposition over the XLE trim, especially in Canada where it lacks some features available in the US. Updates for 2023 include a new infotainment system with wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and an available larger touchscreen. While praised for its comfortable seats and spacious interior, criticisms include the lack of a height-adjustable passenger seat on all trims and a steering wheel that isn't fully heated. The review also touches on the 'cablegate' issue, noting Toyota's extended warranty for affected models. Ultimately, the RAV4 Hybrid is deemed a better value than its competitors, particularly the Honda CR-V Hybrid in Canada, due to its superior pricing and fuel efficiency. less

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