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Quality Scores, EV Depreciation, New Subaru Hybrid & More // QCC #148

This episode of Motormouth's QCC tackles a diverse range of automotive topics, from the future of the Mazda CX-5 and EV depreciation to the pract... moreicality of winter driving a Mazda MX-5 and the nuances of plug-in hybrid engine usage. The hosts discuss the potential for a new Mazda CX-5 hybrid, possibly adopting the CX-60 nameplate, and anticipate updates across the automotive market in response to the upcoming RAV4 hybrid. They delve into the reasons behind EV depreciation, drawing parallels with luxury car depreciation, and explore the uncertainty surrounding government EV mandates and their impact on the market. The Subaru Crosstrek hybrid is previewed with cautious optimism, while the Kia K4 hatchback's Canadian arrival remains unconfirmed. The discussion on winter Miata driving highlights the need for proper tires and driving technique, though the hosts personally prefer not to use it year-round in snow. A significant portion is dedicated to clarifying whether a plug-in hybrid's gasoline engine can remain essentially new if only driven in EV mode, with the consensus leaning towards intermittent engine use for lubrication and maintenance, even in theoretically EV-only driving scenarios. Finally, the hosts question the over-reliance on quality scores, suggesting that real-world owner experiences can sometimes differ from reported data, and touch upon Acura's potential hybrid offerings amidst a shifting EV landscape. less

Did the Transmission Updates Help? 2025 Mazda CX-90 Review

The 2025 Mazda CX-90 receives a significant update, primarily focusing on the much-discussed 8-speed automatic transmission. Previous complaints of cl... moreunkiness have been largely addressed through software updates, with reviewers noting a much smoother experience, rating it around 85% improved. While still not perfect, especially when cold, the transmission is now considered acceptable for the average consumer. The GT-P trim, equivalent to the US S Premium, now offers a welcome bench seat option for the second row, addressing a previous criticism. The interior continues to impress with its sophisticated design and physical buttons, though some reviewers noted the seat cushions could be longer for better thigh support. Driving dynamics remain a strong point, with engaging steering and a firm suspension characteristic of Mazda. Exterior styling is elegant, though the rear is considered somewhat bulbous. Overall, the CX-90 is praised for its upscale feel, engaging drive, and competitive pricing within the mid-size three-row SUV segment, despite minor critiques on seat comfort and the transmission's final polish. less

Amazing Plug-in Range: 2025 Mercedes-Benz GLC 350e Review

The 2025 Mercedes-Benz GLC 350e plug-in hybrid SUV is lauded for its exceptional electric range, achieving an impressive 87 km (54 miles) on a full ch... morearge, a standout figure in its class. Reviewers highlight its refined, quiet, and comfortable driving experience, characteristic of Mercedes-Benz luxury, with a well-weighted steering and excellent maneuverability. The interior is praised for its upscale and modern design, featuring large, clear digital displays and intuitive infotainment, though the reliance on screen-based controls and a somewhat cramped center console are noted drawbacks. While the ride quality is excellent, even with larger wheels, the cargo space is slightly compromised by the larger battery, and there's no spare tire. A key point of contention is the optional DC fast charging in Canada, which incurs an extra cost. Overall, the GLC 350e is recommended for its blend of luxury, comfort, and class-leading PHEV range, despite minor criticisms regarding interior storage and charging options. less

Toyota, Lexus, Acura, Mazda... What to Buy? QCC #147

This QCC episode tackles a diverse range of consumer questions, from subcompact SUV comparisons (Buick Envista vs. Kia Seltos) to premium family haule... morers (Acura MDX vs. Lexus RX500h) and practical hybrid choices (Mazda CX-50 vs. Toyota RAV4 Hybrid). The hosts offer practical advice, leaning towards the Envista for its design and torque, the RX500h for its performance and efficiency over the MDX, and the Grand Highlander as a superior alternative to the Lexus TX. Reliability concerns are raised for the Tundra's early models, though later years show improvement. The Mazda CX-50 hybrid is presented as a viable alternative to the hard-to-find RAV4 hybrid, leveraging the same powertrain. Extended warranty advice is cautious, suggesting negotiation. For a fun, sporty replacement to an Elantra GT, the Civic Hatchback Hybrid and Acura Integra are recommended, with the GTI's stereo system being a noted drawback. less

More Toyota Hybrids Available? Your Wife Is Always Right! QCC #146

This episode of Motormouth tackles a range of viewer questions, with a significant focus on Toyota's hybrid production and availability, particul... morearly for the RAV4 Hybrid in Canada. The hosts explain potential reasons for lower Canadian supply, including currency exchange rates favoring the US market and the upcoming US battery plant. They also discuss the potential impact of US tariffs on Canadian vehicle production. The discussion then shifts to midsize SUVs, with the CR-V Hybrid emerging as a favored choice for its fuel economy and space, despite being a compact. The Durango RT and Explorer ST are compared for longevity and daily driving, with a slight edge given to the Durango V8 for its ruggedness and towing, though its availability is questioned. The Kia Sportage facelift is confirmed for a spring Canadian launch, with a recommendation for the hybrid model. Finally, the hosts address Volkswagen's perceived loss of 'German feel,' attributing it to a shift towards SUVs and North American market tuning, while acknowledging improvements in interior quality. Mazda's infotainment tech lag is discussed, with the hosts understanding the company's strategic focus on other areas like EVs and new powertrains. less

The Tucson to Get? Updated 2025 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid Review

The 2025 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid receives a significant interior refresh, building upon its already strong foundation. Reviewers praise its exceptionall... morey quiet and comfortable ride, attributing it to excellent noise insulation and a suspension tuned for comfort. The updated interior, featuring dual 12.3-inch screens, a new shifter, and a more user-friendly center console with physical buttons and knobs, is a major highlight. The powertrain, a 1.6L turbocharged four-cylinder with a six-speed automatic and standard AWD, delivers a refined and smooth driving experience with ample passing power. While exterior updates are subtle, the interior changes are substantial. Key advantages include impressive cabin quietness, ride comfort, and a spacious interior. Areas for improvement noted are the limited interior color options in Canada and the continued presence of shiny hard plastic in some areas. The reviewer also highlights the Tucson Hybrid's competitive fuel economy and its advantage over the gasoline version, while comparing it favorably to the Kia Sportage Hybrid in terms of features and refinement, despite a slightly higher price point. less

Trump, Tariffs & Trudeau // Questions, Coffee & Cars #144

This episode of Questions, Coffee & Cars tackles a range of automotive and geopolitical topics. The hosts address the availability of the AWD Ford... more Maverick in Canada, discuss the potential impact of US tariffs on Canadian-made vehicles and the used car market, and explore the upcoming Subaru Forester Hybrid, noting its estimated fuel economy and unique powertrain combination. They also offer advice on leasing the Hyundai IONIQ 5, emphasizing the importance of gap insurance and replacement insurance, and touch upon EV rebates. Regarding the 2025 Chevy Trax, they acknowledge some reported issues like fuel injectors and electrical problems but highlight its strong value proposition and overall positive owner feedback. Finally, they compare the Lexus RX to larger three-row SUVs (Infiniti QX60, Volvo XC90, Acura MDX), ultimately recommending the Acura MDX for its balance of space, comfort, and perceived reliability, despite some past concerns. less

Can You Guess Our Top Pick? 2025 Top 5 Subcompact Luxury SUVs

The Motormouth couple presents their top 5 subcompact luxury SUVs for 2025, highlighting a mix of driving dynamics, practicality, and unique features.... more The BMW X1 is praised for its engaging driving experience and improved features, though the interior styling and reliance on the touchscreen are noted drawbacks. The Lexus UX 300h stands out as the only hybrid, offering excellent fuel economy and refinement, but its small size limits its practicality for some. The Mercedes-Benz GLA is commended for its blend of comfort and driving fun, with a well-designed interior, but its exterior styling is considered plain and reliability scores are a concern. The Volvo XC40 is lauded for its comfortable ride, upscale materials, and clever interior features like a hidden garbage can, though its infotainment system lacks wireless Apple CarPlay and is described as laggy. The top pick, the Mini Countryman, is celebrated for its fun-to-drive nature, spacious and unique interior with sustainable materials, and improved amenities, despite initial reservations about its exterior design and a laggy infotainment system. The Cadillac XT4 and Lincoln Corsair were mentioned as honorable mentions, with the XT4 being discontinued and the Corsair being a class larger. less

Can We Choose The Cars We Get? Questions, Coffee & Cars #143

This episode of Questions, Coffee & Cars tackles a diverse range of automotive queries. The hosts discuss top-value three-row SUVs, with the Chevr... moreolet Traverse, Toyota Grand Highlander, and Volkswagen Atlas being highlighted for space and features. They address the 2025 Lexus GX, noting that while the gas model sees no changes, the hybrid's arrival and specs remain unconfirmed, though a V6 hybrid system similar to the Sequoia is anticipated. Mazda is praised for its overall value, balancing build quality, performance, reliability, and a premium feel, though newer models like the CX-90 and CX-70 have experienced some transmission and software glitches. Mitsubishi is also mentioned for its long powertrain warranty. The discussion on hybrid demand in Canada suggests potential inventory increases due to US tariff concerns, though immediate availability remains challenging. The Ford Maverick's popularity is attributed to its compact SUV-like practicality combined with a truck bed, making it an appealing alternative to traditional SUVs. For those replacing a Jeep Grand Cherokee, suggestions include the Mazda CX-70, Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport, Lincoln Aviator, and Honda Passport, with a caveat about the CX-70's transmission. The hosts clarify that manufacturers typically send top-trim press vehicles, often in less photogenic colors, to showcase features. Finally, the Miata generations are ranked, with the ND (current generation) taking the top spot for the hosts, followed by the NA. less

Most Anticipated New Vehicle This Year? Questions, Coffee & Cars #142

This 'Coffee & Cars' episode tackles a variety of viewer questions, offering insights into non-luxury alternatives to the Audi Q5, the l... moreongevity of gas in PHEVs, and comparisons between hybrid SUVs like the RAV4 and Tucson. The hosts lean towards the Mazda CX-5 or CX-50 for sporty, non-luxury options, while suggesting the Buick Envision as a comfortable, well-finished alternative. For PHEV owners, they advise not to overthink gas storage, recommending half-tank refills or simply driving the vehicle regularly. The RAV4 Hybrid is praised for its reliability and resale value, though a new generation is imminent. In the performance sedan debate, BMW's M340i is favored over the Audi S4 for driving dynamics, despite Consumer Reports data suggesting otherwise for the 3-series. The Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is recommended over the Subaru Forester for its plug-in capability and surprisingly upscale interior. Anticipation is high for the new Toyota RAV4 and Mazda CX-5, with the Honda Prelude hybrid also noted. For large SUVs, the GMC Yukon is highlighted for its looks and handling. Finally, the discussion on adaptive dampers for the Mini Countryman strongly advises opting for them on rough roads, emphasizing their benefit for ride comfort and handling. less

Motormouth Car of the Year and Our Top-10 of 2024

The Motormouth hosts present their top 10 vehicles of 2024, emphasizing new or significantly updated models driven within the year. The Honda Civic Hy... morebrid is crowned their Car of the Year, praised for its smooth, quiet, and powerful hybrid system that mimics traditional engine shifts, offering excellent handling and a fun driving experience, especially in the hatchback form. Despite its impressive performance and clean interior design, the hosts note the higher price point compared to the Toyota Camry Hybrid as a potential drawback, though they ultimately feel the Civic Hybrid's 'fun factor' justifies the cost. Other notable vehicles include the Toyota Camry Hybrid, lauded for its value and hybrid system, the Ford Ranger for its impressive engineering and interior, and the Lexus GX for its refined V6 powertrain and upscale interior, though it falls short of feeling truly luxurious compared to competitors. The Chevrolet Traverse and Buick Envision also impressed with their value and refined driving dynamics, respectively. The Subaru Forester is recognized for its reliability and practicality, with a hybrid variant on the horizon. less

Questions, Coffee & Cars #140 // Why No Love From Audi?

This episode of Questions, Coffee & Cars tackles a variety of automotive queries, from comparing hybrid SUVs like the Mazda CX-50, Toyota RAV4, an... mored Honda CR-V, to discussing the merits of large SUVs such as the GMC Yukon Denali, Nissan Armada, and Lincoln Navigator. The hosts express a strong preference for the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid due to its reliability and resale value, though they acknowledge the Mazda CX-50's engaging driving dynamics and the CR-V's superior comfort and quieter ride. A significant portion is dedicated to the challenges of obtaining Audi press vehicles in Vancouver, highlighting a lack of PR support from Audi Canada. The review also delves into the complexities of the Mazda CX-90's transmission, the age of the Audi Q7, and the well-rounded nature of the Acura MDX, ultimately favoring the MDX for its cabin and driving experience despite its fuel consumption. The discussion on VW audio systems reveals a preference for Fender over Beats and Harmon Kardon, with the hosts finding the latter lacking in definition. The episode concludes with holiday wishes and a preview of their upcoming 'Car of the Year' announcement. less

Our 2025 Top-5 Compact Luxury SUVs // Which One Is For You?

This video presents a comprehensive review of the top five compact luxury SUVs for 2025, organized alphabetically to cater to diverse buyer needs. The... more Acura RDX is noted for its spaciousness and fun driving dynamics, but criticized for retaining the frustrating trackpad interface. The BMW X3, newly redesigned for 2025, impresses with its engaging handling and efficient powertrains, though the interior's material choices and a firm M sport suspension are points of contention. The Genesis GV70 stands out for its luxurious interior, excellent materials, and strong value proposition, particularly with the base 2.5T engine, despite having the worst fuel economy on the list. The Lexus NX offers a wide array of powertrain options, including efficient hybrids and a PHEV, along with updated tech and a comfortable ride, but its smaller dimensions and less refined base engine are drawbacks. Finally, the Mercedes-Benz GLC is highlighted as the traditional luxury choice, offering a smooth, quiet, and comfortable experience with potent AMG variants and a plug-in hybrid option, though its exterior styling is considered too similar to the outgoing model and the large central screen may be polarizing. The review emphasizes that the best choice depends on individual priorities like reliability, fuel economy, technology, or design. less

All-New 2025 BMW X3 Review: Great Handling But That Design!

The 2025 BMW X3, in its fourth generation, presents a significant evolution with a bolder design and increased dimensions. While the handling and perf... moreormance, particularly with the potent inline-six engine in the M50 xDrive model, remain a strong suit for BMW, the new styling is polarizing. Reviewers find the interior design overly tech-focused and reliant on hard plastics, missing the elegance of previous generations, with a particular critique of the ambient lighting and haptic controls, which are seen as gimmicky and derivative of EV trends. The M Sport suspension on the M50 model is noted as being too firm for a comfortable ride, though the powertrain and 8-speed automatic transmission are praised for their refinement and efficiency. Despite interior reservations, the spaciousness and updated iDrive 9 system are acknowledged positives. The X3 is positioned as a capable, albeit controversially styled, luxury compact SUV. less

Questions, Coffee & Cars #139 // The Most Reliable Type Of Cars?

This episode of Questions, Coffee & Cars tackles a diverse range of automotive queries, from the impact of car color on resale value to the intric... moreacies of hybrid powertrains and the reliability of specific models. The hosts offer practical advice on choosing colors that age well, while acknowledging personal preferences. They delve into the compact vs. midsize SUV debate, highlighting that width is the primary differentiator and recommending models like the Hyundai Tucson and Kia Sportage for their rear legroom and cargo space, despite not being the largest. The discussion on hybrid transmissions clarifies the difference between CVTs and eCVTs, explaining why some manufacturers opt for the latter for better fuel economy. The Mitsubishi RVR is discussed, with the hosts admitting its appeal lies in simplicity and ease of maintenance, but acknowledging its dated technology and poor fuel economy make it less competitive for views. Finally, the segment on hybrid maintenance reassures viewers that electric motors require minimal upkeep, though the 12-volt battery's performance in cold climates and Hyundai's innovative reset button are noted. The hosts also provide recommendations for quiet, comfortable sedans and SUVs under $30,000 CAD, suggesting used luxury options or well-insulated mainstream models. less

Questions, Coffee & Cars #138 // Is Horsepower or Torque More Important?

This episode of Questions, Coffee & Cars tackles a variety of automotive queries, from the financial stability of Nissan to consumer preferences i... moren interior colors and the technical distinction between horsepower and torque. The hosts offer practical advice, advising viewers to avoid unnecessary depreciation by keeping their current vehicles when considering a trade-in for a similar model. They explain that torque is crucial for immediate acceleration from a stop, while horsepower is more relevant for high-speed performance. Regarding EVs, the Chevrolet Equinox EV is favored over the Hyundai Kona EV due to its larger size, longer range, and available AWD. The discussion also touches on the importance of cabin insulation in EVs, noting that even without an engine, road and wind noise can detract from the experience. Finally, a lighthearted debate ensues about the proper way to load a dishwasher and orient cutlery, highlighting differing household practices. less

2025 Chevrolet Equinox EV Review: Finally The Affordable EV?

The 2025 Chevrolet Equinox EV is presented as a strong contender for an affordable electric utility vehicle, particularly in the US market where its p... morericing is highly competitive. The review highlights a significant power boost for 2025, with AWD models reaching 300 horsepower and FWD models offering 220 horsepower, alongside impressive range figures of up to 319 miles (FWD). Standard features are generous, including a large 17.7-inch touchscreen with Google built-in and an 11-inch driver display. Positives include the comfortable ride for front occupants, spacious interior, good storage, and the value proposition. However, criticisms point to a firm rear suspension that can feel bumpy, a dark headliner contributing to a claustrophobic feel (though a sunroof is available), and the absence of Apple CarPlay, which is a significant drawback for some users. The hidden door handles are also noted as a disliked design element. Despite these points, the reviewer concludes that the Equinox EV offers substantial value, especially considering its price point and standard equipment. less

2025 Honda CR-V Hybrid Review // Still Missing Many Options?

The 2025 Honda CR-V Hybrid is presented as a competent compact SUV with a refined and quiet hybrid powertrain, offering good handling and a comfortabl... moree ride, typical of Honda's driving dynamics. The reviewer highlights the adequate power delivery, especially for passing, and the useful EV mode indicator. However, significant criticisms are leveled at the vehicle's value proposition, particularly its high price point compared to competitors and the omission of key features across all trims, such as a height-adjustable passenger seat, panoramic sunroof, 360 camera, and ventilated front seats. While the interior design is praised for its classic appeal and durability, the materials are noted as less premium than some rivals, and the infotainment screen is considered dated. Despite these drawbacks, the CR-V Hybrid is acknowledged for its spacious rear seating and cargo area. The review also touches upon recent recalls concerning steering, fuel pump, and the high-voltage battery, though the reviewer downplays their impact on purchasing decisions, emphasizing Honda's commitment to addressing issues. less

2025.5 Volvo XC90 Review: Small Changes Make a Nicer Volvo

The 2025.5 Volvo XC90 receives a subtle yet impactful refresh, focusing on enhancing refinement and modernizing the interior. Reviewers praise the sig... morenificant improvements to the infotainment system, noting its responsiveness and improved graphics, though the continued use of wired Apple CarPlay is a minor disappointment, with wireless functionality promised via an over-the-air update. The cabin's quietness and ride comfort are highlighted as major strengths, attributed to new damper systems and available air suspension, effectively isolating occupants from road imperfections. Both the mild-hybrid B6 and the plug-in hybrid T8 powertrains are found to be powerful and smooth, with the B6 gas model impressing with its refinement. Exterior updates are subtle but contribute to a sleeker look, while interior material choices, including sustainable options, and the new crystal shifter add a premium touch. The third row is surprisingly spacious for the class, and cargo capacity remains competitive, though slightly less than the larger Lexus TX. Overall, the XC90 maintains its position as a comfortable, quiet, and sophisticated luxury SUV. less

Questions, Coffee & Cars #135 // Trump, Elon and EV Rebates

This episode of Questions, Coffee & Cars tackles a diverse range of automotive topics, from practical advice on winter car storage and tire choice... mores to discussions on vehicle reliability and purchasing decisions. The hosts offer detailed tips for storing vehicles, emphasizing fuel stabilization, tire pressure, and critter prevention. They strongly advocate for dedicated winter or all-weather tires over all-season tires, highlighting the confusion in tire industry marketing. Reliability concerns are raised regarding Volvo, with the hosts noting its consistently low scores in dependability studies, though acknowledging subjective positive owner experiences. The discussion also touches on the potential for espionage from Chinese-connected cars and the implications for EV rebates under a potential Trump administration, with a strong suggestion that rebates are unlikely to continue indefinitely. Finally, in a rapid-fire comparison, the Chevrolet Equinox EV is recommended over the Hyundai Ioniq 5 primarily based on price and value, especially for an existing Bolt EUV owner. less

Questions, Coffee & Cars #134 // Honda Civic Hybrid or Toyota Camry?

In this episode of Questions, Coffee & Cars, the Motormouth hosts tackle a diverse range of automotive queries. A key discussion point is the comp... morearison between the Honda Civic Hybrid and the Toyota Camry. While one host favors the Camry for its proven reliability and suitability for long-term ownership, the other passionately advocates for the new Civic Hybrid, citing its engaging driving dynamics and youthful appeal. The hosts also touch upon the Golf R versus GTI debate, generally recommending the Golf R for its all-wheel-drive capabilities and increased power, provided the budget allows. Other topics include the ride comfort of subcompact SUVs, the merits of GM's Google-based infotainment, the questionable value of older used Ford Escapes, and the Subaru Crosstrek versus Impreza, where they highlight the shared platform and advise opting for the larger engine. The episode concludes with a discussion on midsize trucks, expressing a preference for the Ford Ranger and Chevrolet Colorado over the Jeep Gladiator, while noting the rising prices in the segment. less

Questions, Coffee & Cars #133 // Tips for 1st Time Lease Holder?

This episode of Questions, Coffee & Cars tackles a diverse range of automotive queries. The hosts provide insights into the Mazda CX-50 hybrid... more9;s reliability, noting its Toyota powertrain but cautioning about integration into a new platform, suggesting a year's wait for early adopters. They delve into the Subaru Forester's boxer engine, explaining its mechanics and historical head gasket issues, while praising the Buick Envision's consistent high quality and smooth ride, deeming both viable options. Advice for first-time leasers covers end-of-lease inspections, buy-out options, and the 'three-year long test drive' concept. When comparing the Acura MDX and Ford Explorer ST, the hosts highlight the MDX's superior resale value and sedan-like drive, contrasting it with the Explorer ST's sportier feel and louder exhaust. They confirm GM's strategy of equipping EVs with Google built-in systems while retaining Apple CarPlay/Android Auto for gas models. Finally, they discuss cold starts for PHEVs, advising caution and preconditioning, though acknowledging the complexity of modern systems. less

2025 Mazda CX-50 Hybrid Review: The Borrowed RAV4 Hybrid Any Good?

The 2025 Mazda CX-50 Hybrid is reviewed as a compelling, albeit borrowed, entry into the hybrid market, leveraging Toyota's proven RAV4 Hybrid sy... morestem. Reviewers praise its engaging driving dynamics, well-weighted steering, and a more sophisticated interior compared to competitors like the RAV4. The "borrowed" powertrain delivers a combined 219 horsepower and standard AWD, offering a "fun hybrid to drive" experience. However, the fuel economy, while excellent, doesn't quite match the RAV4's best-in-class figures. A significant point of contention is the feature disparity between Canadian and US models, with the latter missing key amenities like a heated steering wheel and a 360-degree camera on certain trims. The ride is noted as firmer than the RAV4, and while the driver's seat is comfortable, the passenger seat lacks thigh support. Despite these points, the CX-50 Hybrid is seen as a "fully baked" product that successfully blends Mazda's design ethos with reliable hybrid technology. less

Questions, Coffee & Cars #132 // What Will The Toyota 4Runner Cost?

This episode of Questions, Coffee & Cars tackles a range of consumer queries, with a significant focus on the upcoming 2025 Toyota 4Runner. The ho... morests reveal that the new Platinum trim will be a luxury-oriented option, exclusively featuring the i-Force Max hybrid powertrain. Pricing is speculated to be high, potentially aligning closely with the Land Cruiser. The discussion also touches upon the shared platforms and powertrains between Toyota, Mazda, and Subaru, explaining the rationale behind hybrid system sharing due to development costs and partial ownership. Other comparisons include the Lexus UX vs. Toyota Crown Signia, Mercedes GLA vs. BMW X1, and various subcompact/compact SUV choices, with a recurring theme of value versus features and driving dynamics. The hosts offer practical advice, often leaning towards value and proven technology, while acknowledging the appeal of premium options. less

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