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Hello Big Boy, The Electric Escalade! 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ Review

The 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ is presented as a monumental entry into the electric luxury SUV market. The review highlights its impressive on-road pre... moresence, characterized by bold styling, a long hood, and large 24-inch wheels. Inside, the cabin is lauded for its next-level luxury, featuring a massive 55-inch diagonal screen, extensive customization options for ambient lighting, and an available high-fidelity AKG sound system. Performance figures are substantial, with standard e-AWD, 615 horsepower (boostable to 750 in Velocity Max mode), and 680 lb-ft of torque. The vehicle's handling is praised, particularly its ability to glide over bumps and its surprisingly agile maneuverability for its size, thanks to standard four-wheel steering, air suspension, and magnetic ride control. The extensive range of 724 km (460 miles) from its 200-kWh battery, coupled with rapid 350 kW DC fast charging capabilities, addresses common EV concerns. The review also notes its towing capacity of 8,000 pounds and advanced features like one-pedal driving and bidirectional charging. However, the significant price point, starting at $160,733 CAD / $129,990 USD, is a considerable barrier. less

Buy Before Tariffs? Buy Extended Warranty? QCC #166

This episode of Questions, Coffee, and Cars tackles a variety of automotive topics, from the potential return of the VW Beetle as an EV to the practic... moreality of converting classic cars. The hosts express skepticism about the Beetle's revival, citing Volkswagen's focus on models like the ID.4 and ID. Buzz. They discuss the appeal and limitations of retrofitting classic cars with electric powertrains, noting that while it can enhance reliability, it's often more sensible for classic restorations than modern vehicles. The discontinuation of the Jeep Cherokee is questioned, with speculation that a full EV replacement might be the reason. For those seeking a high seating position, the Land Rover LR4 is lauded, though reliability concerns with the Defender are mentioned. Regarding Toyota availability in Canada, the hosts suggest tariffs might increase shipments, and a new battery plant could improve future supply. The discussion on extended warranties advises caution, recommending purchasing them later in the vehicle's life to avoid paying interest on unused coverage, though anecdotal evidence highlights their value in specific repair scenarios. Finally, for a fun yet practical luxury road trip vehicle for a family with one child, the Porsche Cayenne and BMW X5 are recommended, with a nod to the BMW 4 Series Cabriolet as a more car-like option. less

It's Finally Happening, Some Have Asked For This! //QCC # 165

This episode of Questions, Coffee, and Cars tackles a diverse range of automotive queries, from comparing compact crossovers like the Nissan Murano an... mored VW Atlas Cross Sport to discussing the merits of matte paint finishes and the reliability of Genesis GV70. The hosts offer practical advice on hybrid versus gasoline Subarus for low-mileage drivers, highlighting potential resale value benefits of hybrids despite higher initial costs. They also delve into the surprising interior space of the Nissan Kicks compared to the Toyota Corolla Cross, attributing the difference to design choices and the Corolla Cross hybrid's battery placement. A significant portion is dedicated to Honda's decision to omit SiriusXM on certain models, with speculation pointing towards licensing costs, though higher trims of the CR-V, Passport, and Pilot retain the feature. The discussion concludes with advice against rushing to buy the first model year of a new vehicle, suggesting waiting for the second year to allow manufacturers to iron out kinks, particularly concerning new infotainment systems. The episode also teases an upcoming review of the Nissan Kicks by the hosts' sons, branded 'Motormouth Offspring'. less

Acura Resistant to Hybrids? Buy, Lease or Finance? QCC #164

This episode of Questions, Coffee, and Cars addresses a viewer's query about Acura's stance on hybrids. The hosts express strong opinions, u... morerging Acura to adopt hybrid technology, citing the significant market share of hybrid models from competitors like Toyota and Lexus. They highlight that many younger buyers, particularly those in urban areas without home charging, would benefit from hybrid options. The discussion also touches upon the broader automotive market's shift, suggesting that a focus solely on EVs might be short-sighted given current buyer preferences and infrastructure limitations. The hosts advocate for a more balanced approach, incorporating hybrids across product lines to meet diverse consumer needs and environmental goals. less

2025 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid Review

The 2025 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid is presented as a compelling option, particularly for urban and suburban dwellers. Reviewers highlight its imp... moreressive fuel economy for a large, three-row SUV, making it an efficient choice for daily driving and family transport. Its maneuverability, light steering, and tight turning radius are praised, making it surprisingly easy to drive and parallel park despite its size. The interior is noted for its spaciousness, good visibility, and user-friendly physical controls for HVAC and audio. However, the reviewers suggest the Hybrid Max variant is better suited for those prioritizing highway performance. A minor drawback mentioned is the desire for better sound insulation on the highway. The exterior design is generally well-received, with particular praise for the long hood and integrated grille. While the XLE trim's features are standard, the Limited trim, as tested, offers a more premium experience. Overall, the Grand Highlander Hybrid is recommended for its comfort, ease of use, and efficiency, positioning it as a strong contender in its segment. less

Does Color Affect Resale Value? Using Touch-Up Pen? QCC # 162

This episode of Motormouth tackles a diverse range of automotive questions, from practical advice on purchasing a used Subaru Forester for a college s... moretudent to comparisons between the BMW X5 and Lexus GX460. The hosts offer insights into the Mini Countryman, discussing the pros and cons of gas versus electric models, with a notable warning about the EV's depreciation. A significant portion is dedicated to the viability of buying hail-damaged cars, highlighting potential resale difficulties and insurance complexities, while also noting the structural integrity of such vehicles and the effectiveness of paintless dent removal. The discussion extends to the buyout of a leased Ioniq 5, advising viewers to research market values. Recommendations for reliable and comfortable SUVs, including Lexus hybrids, are provided. The hosts also address the common use of touch-up pens for minor paint scratches, suggesting it's a viable DIY solution for small imperfections, though professional detailing is an option for more significant damage. Finally, they delve into the prevalence of 'boring' car colors, attributing it to consumer preference for resale value, and offer thoughts on the Volkswagen Atlas, noting its reliability concerns but suggesting the Highline trim in Canada and SE in the US offer good value. less

2025 Lexus RX350h Review

The 2025 Lexus RX350h, specifically the F Sport Design trim, is reviewed as a competent and refined mid-size luxury SUV. Reviewers highlight its comfo... morertable ride, quiet cabin, and excellent fuel economy as major strengths, making it an easy vehicle to live with daily. The F Sport Design package is praised for offering sporty aesthetics, including unique wheels, grille, and badging, without compromising the compliant suspension found in other F Sport models. Standard features like the 12.3-inch digital driver display and comprehensive safety systems are noted as significant additions for 2025. However, the reviewer expresses a preference for the larger 14-inch touchscreen and criticizes the amount of piano black trim in the interior. While acknowledging the vehicle's overall appeal, the reviewer also points out a missed opportunity by Lexus in not offering the more powerful 500h drivetrain with luxury-oriented suspension and seats. less

Enter Our Tire Contest! Quietest Hybrids? // QCC #161

This episode of QCC #161 tackles a diverse range of viewer questions, from Tesla's market strategy amidst political and tariff concerns to practi... morecal advice on car purchases. The hosts discuss the potential impact of tariffs and political alignment on Tesla sales, suggesting that brands like GM, Hyundai, and Kia, with competitive pricing and new EV models, are better positioned. A key segment compares the Subaru WRX and Golf GTI, with a clear preference for the GTI due to its superior dual-clutch transmission over the WRX's CVT. The discussion also touches on quietest hybrids, highlighting the Kia Sportage and Hyundai Tucson, followed by the CRV Hybrid and Ford Escape Hybrid, while noting Toyota hybrids have a distinct, less quiet sound. For rear seat comfort, several options are mentioned, including the Mazda CX-70, Kia Sportage, Hyundai Tucson, Buick Envison, and luxury models like the Mercedes-Benz GLE and Lexus RX, emphasizing the need for personal testing. The hosts also debate the best AWD systems, favoring rear-biased systems found in premium brands like Mercedes-Benz and BMW, while acknowledging Subaru's strong offering and Acura's unique approach. Finally, reassurance is given regarding Nissan's financial stability and warranty coverage. less

Buy This or the Macan Gas Model? // 2025 Porsche Macan EV Review

The 2025 Porsche Macan EV is reviewed as a competent and engaging electric SUV that successfully mimics the driving dynamics of its gasoline counterpa... morert, avoiding the "weirdness" some EVs present. The base rear-wheel-drive model, while not offering the "wow" factor of the Turbo, provides ample power and a comfortable, sporty driving experience with excellent handling thanks to its adaptive air suspension and low center of gravity. Positives include its familiar Porsche driving feel, spacious interior (especially rear legroom), and a sporty, muscular exterior design. However, significant drawbacks are the excessive use of high-gloss black trim and hard plastics in the interior, which feel subpar for the price point. The lack of a standard rear wiper, an expensive option, is also a notable omission. While the driving experience is praised, the reviewer suggests the Macan 4 might be the sweet spot in the lineup due to its balance of power, range, and price, especially considering the significant cost of optional extras across all trims. The reviewer also notes that the interior materials do not match competitors like Kia. less

Overall Cost of Ownership! VW Hybrids? QCC #160

This episode of Motormouth's Questions, Coffee, and Cars tackles a variety of automotive queries, with a significant focus on hybrid technology a... morend ownership costs. The hosts delve into the declining market for small economy cars, attributing it to emissions regulations and the increasing value proposition of slightly larger vehicles. A key discussion point revolves around the Honda CR-V, where the hosts strongly advocate for the hybrid variant over the gasoline model, emphasizing long-term cost of ownership, resale value, and reliability, particularly noting concerns about the 1.5L turbo engine's oil dilution issues in colder climates. The review also touches upon the Mitsubishi RVR as a budget-friendly, reliable option, and explores potential replacements for the discontinued BMW X4, favoring the Porsche Macan and Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe for their blend of sportiness, comfort, and quietness. The segment concludes with a discussion on future Volkswagen hybrid plans and the evolving Highlander lineup, suggesting a hybrid-only future for the model. Overall, the episode provides practical advice, prioritizing long-term value and reliability in vehicle purchasing decisions. less

A Future Collectable Honda? Buy A 2024 Or 2025?

This episode of Motormouth tackles a variety of viewer questions, ranging from upcoming BMW X5 generations to the value proposition of 2024 vs. 2025 m... moreodels for Nissan Armada and Mazda CX-30. The hosts offer practical advice, suggesting the 2024 CX-30 is a sensible buy if savings are a priority, given minimal updates. For the Armada, they highlight the significant price jump for the 2025 model, questioning if the new V6 turbo is worth the premium over the outgoing V8, especially considering potential discounts and financing on the 2024. The discussion also touches on the Toyota Highlander Hybrid as a strong contender for reliability, space, and comfort, and debates the collectible potential and daily usability of the Honda Civic Type R versus the Acura Integra Type S, leaning towards the Integra for refinement. The hosts also confirm plans to review the Ford F-150 and discuss the upcoming Mazda CX-5 hybrid, emphasizing it will use a proprietary Mazda powertrain, not Toyota's. less

Our Top 10 Hybrids for 2025

This video presents a comprehensive list of the top 10 hybrid vehicles for 2025, covering cars, SUVs, and a truck. The hosts, Zach and Andrea, provide... more a detailed, albeit alphabetical, rundown of their favorites, emphasizing versatility, fuel economy, and interior design. Standouts include the Ford Maverick for its practicality and available AWD, the Honda Civic Hybrid for its refined driving experience and sophisticated interior, and the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid for its proven reliability and efficiency. While acknowledging the premium pricing of some models like the Honda CR-V Hybrid, the review highlights the value proposition of others, such as the Mazda CX-50 Hybrid's engaging drive and the Toyota Crown Signia's upscale appeal. The hosts also touch upon the practicality of hybrids for those not yet ready for full EVs, citing charging limitations and cost-effectiveness. Overall, the video serves as a helpful guide for consumers considering a hybrid purchase, with a strong endorsement for Toyota's reliable and diverse hybrid offerings. less

Is There a Perfect Car? What's With Auto Headlamps? Qcc #158

This episode of Questions, Coffee, and Cars tackles a diverse range of automotive queries. The hosts discuss the merits of hybrid versus electric vehi... morecles for commercial use, leaning towards hybrids for their efficiency and established infrastructure, with specific recommendations including the Toyota Camry Hybrid and Honda Civic Hybrid for their balance of comfort, fuel economy, and cost-effectiveness. They also touch upon the Porsche Macan's value proposition, acknowledging its premium driving experience but highlighting more affordable alternatives like the Genesis GV70. The discussion on car screens delves into the subjective nature of screen size versus usability, with a consensus that physical buttons remain important for many brands. Finally, the hosts address the Ford Maverick's appeal for those seeking a versatile vehicle that bridges the gap between a sedan and a larger truck, while also suggesting Mazda's CX-50 as an engaging alternative for drivers prioritizing a dynamic driving experience. less

BYD Coming to North America? 4-Door Mustang? // QCC #157

This episode of Questions, Coffee, and Cars tackles a variety of viewer inquiries, ranging from the availability of the Honda Passport and potential u... morepdates to the Toyota Corolla Cross and Honda CR-V, to the intriguing possibility of a four-door Mustang and the presence of BYD vehicles in North America. The hosts express skepticism about BYD's imminent arrival in North America due to tariffs, deeming it financially unviable. They also offer advice on purchasing between the Chevy Trax and Toyota Corolla, leaning towards the Corolla for reliability and resale value, though acknowledging the Trax's appeal in terms of design and technology. The discussion on extended protection packages advises viewers to save their money, suggesting ceramic coating as a more worthwhile investment. Finally, the hosts touch upon the UK's plug-in hybrid CR-V, noting Honda's current focus on standard hybrids and the high cost of plug-in models. less

Why Do Reviewers Like Big Screens? When to Sell an Older Car? QCC #156

This episode of Questions, Coffee, and Cars tackles a variety of automotive queries, from SUV comparisons to the practicality of large infotainment sc... morereens. The hosts strongly advise against the current Audi Q5, citing reliability concerns and its aging platform, favoring the BMW X3 for its superior predicted reliability scores. They express excitement for the upcoming RAV4 Hybrid and discuss the Toyota Crown Signia, noting its more refined interior and drive compared to the RAV4, though at a higher price point. The discussion on selling older cars emphasizes personal comfort and the point where repair costs outweigh the car's value, with a nod to the durability of well-maintained vehicles like the Grand Cherokee Hemi. A significant portion addresses the debate around large touchscreens versus physical controls, with the hosts advocating for a balanced approach that includes both. In the EV segment, the Ford Mustang Mach-E is preferred for its engaging driving dynamics over the Hyundai IONIQ 5, though the latter is praised for its smooth ride and interior layout. Finally, when comparing hybrid systems from Toyota, Hyundai, Kia, and Honda, the hosts highlight Toyota's efficiency and resale value, while favoring the Korean brands (Hyundai/Kia) and Honda for drivability and quietness. The episode concludes by acknowledging the limited options for three-row plug-in hybrid SUVs with off-road capability, suggesting either the Mazda CX-90 PHEV or keeping a current vehicle and waiting for future models. less

Mazda CX-50 Hybrid or RAV4 Hybrid? Honda HR-V Hybrid? QCC #155

This episode of Motormouth tackles a variety of viewer questions, with a significant portion dedicated to hybrid SUVs. The hosts discuss the merits of... more the Mazda CX-50 Hybrid, Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, and Honda CRV Hybrid. While acknowledging the CX-50's beautiful interior and Toyota-sourced powertrain, they express a 'wait and see' attitude due to it being a first-year model and not an in-house hybrid system. The RAV4 Hybrid is praised for its fuel economy, space, and numerous trims, making it a hard benchmark to beat. The CRV Hybrid is noted for its quiet cabin and comfortable seats, though its pricing is seen as catching up to market trends. The hosts also touch upon the potential for a Honda HR-V hybrid, noting the current model's struggles with power and noise, suggesting a hybrid would be a welcome addition. Other segments cover Volvo's EV strategy, comparisons of other SUVs like the Honda Passport and Subaru Forester, and advice on leasing a mid-size SUV on a budget. less

Better Than the Gas Model? 2025 Mazda CX 90 PHEV Review

The 2025 Mazda CX-90 PHEV is reviewed as a competent, albeit not perfect, three-row SUV. The reviewers highlight improvements in the transmission'... more;s smoothness, likely due to software updates, addressing a previous concern. The powertrain delivers a combined 323 horsepower and 369 lb-ft of torque, with a slight reduction if regular fuel is used. Standard features like noise-isolating glass and a heat pump are noted positively. The top-trim GT model impresses with its premium interior, featuring Napa leather and dual 12.3-inch screens, though the reviewer expresses disappointment that the larger touchscreen isn't standard on Canadian PHEV models as it is in the US. While praised for its driving dynamics and refined interior, the CX-90 PHEV's main drawback appears to be the lingering transmission jerkiness, though it's acknowledged as improved. The electric range is stated at 42 km (26 miles) from its 17.8 kWh battery. less

Tariffs and Prices? EV Deals and Insurance? QCC #154

This episode of Motormouth QCC tackles a diverse range of consumer questions, from comparing mid-size SUVs like the Hyundai Santa Fe and Ford Edge to ... moreevaluating electric vehicles such as the Lexus RZ and Subaru Solterra. The hosts offer practical advice, leaning towards reliability and value. For the Santa Fe vs. Edge debate, reliability data favors the Edge, though the hosts suggest the Honda Passport or VW Atlas Cross Sport as better alternatives. In the EV segment, while acknowledging the RZ and Solterra's limitations in range and charging speed compared to the market, they strongly recommend pursuing significant dealer discounts on the Solterra due to its aggressive pricing. The discussion on tariffs highlights market uncertainty, with potential impacts on vehicle costs and availability. For the VW ID.4, reliability concerns are noted, with a recommendation to lease and secure a substantial deal. The hosts also touch upon upcoming models like the Acura ADX and provide guidance on hybrid SUV choices, favoring the Honda CR-V hybrid for its comfort and quietness on long drives, despite slightly lower fuel economy than some competitors. Finally, when comparing the Kia Carnival hybrid and Toyota Sienna, while the Carnival offers value and a good driving experience, the Sienna is highlighted for its proven long-term dependability, though availability remains a challenge. less

Crosstrek Hybrid No Spare? Mazda Hybrid or Toyota? QCC #153

The Motormouth couple addresses viewer questions, with a significant portion dedicated to the Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid's lack of a spare tire. The... morey explain Subaru's reasoning, citing battery placement under the cargo floor and fuel tank under the rear seats, contrasting it with Toyota's approach. While acknowledging the inconvenience for outdoorsy users, they suggest alternatives like roof-mounted spares or tire repair kits, but ultimately recommend considering competitors like the Mazda CX-50 Hybrid or Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, which do offer spare tires. The discussion then broadens to the possibility of Canada aligning with European automotive markets and standards, the merits of various hybrid SUVs (RAV4, CX-50, CRV, Forester), and the surprising value of the Porsche Panamera GTS. They also touch on the volatile pricing of the 2025 Jeep Wrangler and the cancellation of the VW ID.7 in North America, attributing it to market trends and shifting EV incentives. The Honda Civic Hybrid is highlighted as a standout, earning 'Motormouth Car of the Year' and other accolades. less

PHEVs Not Popular? FWD in Snow? QCC #152

This episode of Motormouth's QCC tackles a range of automotive questions, from brand partnerships and the viability of PHEVs to specific model co... moremparisons and EV ownership considerations. The hosts express skepticism about the Nissan-Honda potential merger, highlighting control issues as a likely stumbling block. Regarding PHEVs, they note a surprising abundance of options despite the perception of unpopularity, citing models from Mazda, Mercedes, BMW, and others, while lamenting the lack of new offerings from General Motors. The discussion on the Mazda 3 Turbo concludes it's unnecessary for the model, with the naturally aspirated engine being sufficient. When comparing the Mitsubishi RVR, Corolla Cross, and Chevy Trax, the Corolla Cross is favored for resale and reliability, though the Trax is praised for its value and well-equipped base model. The hosts address EV insurance concerns, explaining that higher premiums are driven by costly repairs and a higher likelihood of vehicles being written off after accidents, rather than theft. They also touch upon the Palisade hybrid, suggesting caution with first-generation systems but noting Hyundai's experience with hybrids in other models. Finally, when asked about adding an EV to their fleet, they express a preference for affordable, practical options like the Chevy Bolt or Toyota bZ4X, emphasizing value and suitability for their lifestyle over high-end or unproven models, while also noting the practical consideration of waiting for their son to become a journeyman electrician to install a home charger. less

Sell Rav4 for Ford Maverick? Cars We Own? Qcc #151

In this episode of Questions Coffee and Cars, the Motormouth hosts address viewer inquiries ranging from luxury SUV upgrades and the potential arrival... more of the Kia K4 hatch in Canada to vehicle suitability for tall drivers and Subaru's digital dash technology. A significant portion is dedicated to a viewer considering trading their reliable RAV4 Hybrid for a Ford Maverick Hybrid. The hosts strongly endorse the Maverick Hybrid, highlighting its excellent fuel economy, flexibility, and potential for good resale value, despite acknowledging past recalls. They express personal confidence in the 2025 model and even state a desire to own one themselves. The discussion also touches upon the hosts' personal vehicle collection, which includes a Porsche Cayenne GTS, a Porsche Cayenne Diesel, a Volkswagen GTI, a Mazda MX5 Miata, and two Honda Civics. The segment concludes with a recap of their Chicago visit, focusing on culinary experiences and the friendliness of the locals. less

The Luxury Hybrid Body-on-Frame 2025 Lexus LX 700h Review

The 2025 Lexus LX 700h is presented as a luxurious, body-on-frame hybrid SUV, offering a compelling blend of power and refinement. The reviewer highli... moreghts the robust 3.4L twin-turbo V6 hybrid powertrain, delivering 457 horsepower and 583 lb-ft of torque, ensuring ample acceleration and passing power. Key praised features include the adaptive variable suspension, which provides a comfortable and smooth ride, and the extensive off-road capabilities, such as multiple locking differentials, though the reviewer questions if these will be utilized by most buyers. The interior is noted for its premium materials, comfortable seats, and a high-end Mark Levinson sound system. However, criticisms are leveled at the center stack layout, which is deemed not ideal, and the narrow door pockets, which are surprisingly small for such a large vehicle. The reviewer also points out that in Canada, the desirable Overtrail look is tied to the base model, while more luxurious trims are significantly more expensive, and the availability of trims differs from the US market. Overall, the LX 700h is positioned as a refined cruiser with impressive capability, appealing to a specific buyer prioritizing comfort and luxury over outright sportiness. less

All-in Pricing The Future? Best Auto Show? Our 150th Show!!!

This episode of Motormouth tackles a variety of viewer questions, offering insights into reliability scoring, Toyota Crown Signia release timelines, a... morend warranty differences between Canada and the US. The hosts emphasize a multi-faceted approach to reliability, suggesting a combination of brand history, owner feedback, and data from sources like Consumer Reports and JD Power, while cautioning against relying on a single source. They note that vehicles with longer market presence and fewer changes can sometimes be more reliable, but also highlight exceptions. Regarding the Toyota Crown Signia, they anticipate a release in early 2025, with minimal changes expected from the initial model. The discussion on warranties reveals that Mazda is unique in Canada for offering unlimited mileage, while US warranties often include complimentary maintenance. The hosts also touch upon the Subaru Solterra's slow sales in Canada due to its higher price compared to the mechanically similar Toyota bZ4X. Finally, they discuss the complexities of 'all-in' pricing in Canada versus the US, with Canadian dealers legally required to advertise prices that include freight and fees. less

How to Prevent Rust? Will We Get the New MX-5? QCC #149

This episode of Questions Coffee Cars tackles a diverse range of automotive queries, from practical advice on rust prevention and choosing between com... morepact crossovers like the RAV4 and CX-5, to specific model discussions on the Chevy Traverse Z71, Porsche Macan EV, Ford Explorer, Atlas Cross Sport, and Mazda CX-90. The hosts offer nuanced recommendations, emphasizing reliability for the RAV4 and CX-5 while noting upcoming updates. They also provide insights into the Macan EV's interior space and early reliability, and suggest the Ford Explorer as a more engaging three-row SUV option compared to the CX-90. A significant portion is dedicated to the Mazda MX-5, particularly the 35th Anniversary edition, discussing its aesthetics and the availability of specific interior and exterior color combinations. The review also touches on the challenges of acquiring Stellantis vehicles for review due to fleet availability and perceived lack of compelling new products. The advice on the 2013 Audi A4 highlights potential reliability concerns and the importance of thorough pre-purchase inspections for a young driver. less

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