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larsontiffany

Ford’s Recall Rollercoaster: What’s Up?

Ford’s recall streak is getting wild—think millions of trucks and SUVs called back year after year. It’s not just a fluke: repeat issues with engines, axles, and even software glitches show Ford’s quality control is struggling. The rush to pack in new tech isn’t helping, and now the costs (and customer patience) are piling up. Even loyal Ford fans are starting to side-eye those safety notices. Would you still trust a Ford? #Cars #FordRecall #AutoNews

Joshua Andersen

Nissan Murano Lease Deal: Is This the Crossover Glow-Up?

The 2026 Nissan Murano SL AWD is coming in hot with a sub-$400/month lease, and it’s giving serious near-luxury vibes without the luxury price tag. You get a smooth V6, all-wheel drive, and a plush, quiet cabin—plus a bunch of practical extras for daily life. The catch? You’ll need to drop $5,678 at signing. If you’re all about comfort and style (and don’t need a third row), this deal is worth a look! #Cars #BuyingCar #NissanMurano

Jacqueline Farrell

Subaru WRX Just Got Way Cheaper

Subaru just dropped the price on the 2026 WRX lineup, bringing back a no-frills base model that starts at $32,495—over $5k less than last year! After a massive 41% sales slump, Subaru is hoping this budget-friendly, tech-packed WRX (with standard AWD and turbo power) will win back fans. Oh, and there’s a wild limited-edition yellow version if you want to stand out. Would you go for the base or splurge on the extras? #Cars #BuyingCar #SubaruWRX

Alexander Black

Jeep Maker’s 43% Stock Slide: What Happened?

Stellantis, the company behind Jeep and Ram, just hit its 5-year mark—and the stock is down a jaw-dropping 43% since the big merger. Investors are seriously side-eyeing the automaker’s “year of execution” promise, especially after years of sales slumps and red ink in the U.S. Now, Stellantis is betting big on muscle car nostalgia and EVs, with a $13 billion U.S. push. Will this comeback plan finally work, or is it just more hype? #Cars #Stellantis #Jeep

johnny12

This T-Bird Survived Katrina & Still Shines

Imagine your dad’s 1955 Ford Thunderbird riding out Hurricane Katrina, getting a full glow-up, and still looking like a showstopper decades later. This first-year T-Bird, in its original Torch Red, has been in the same family since the '70s and is now up for grabs. The body and interior are mint, but the engine needs a little TLC. If you’re into classic cars with wild stories, this survivor is calling your name! Would you take it for a spin or keep it as a collector’s gem? #Cars #BuyingCar #FordThunderbird

Alexander Black

Car trouble after Safeway fill-up: Not the gas!

That gut-wrenching engine rattle after a fill-up at Safeway had a Lexus owner convinced he got bad gas—but the internet set him straight. Turns out, the scary knocking noise was likely a rod knock or oil issue, not the fuel. It’s wild how car problems can strike at the worst possible moment, making us question every little thing. If you ever suspect bad gas, look for rough starts, stalling, or a check engine light—not a heavy engine knock. Anyone else ever had a car disaster hit right after routine maintenance? Let’s swap stories and tips! #Cars #CarTrouble #Lexus

stephanie30

Car buying regrets in New Jersey: What to know

Signing for a used car at a dealership in New Jersey can feel final, but one local buyer’s story shows there may be wiggle room if you haven’t driven off the lot yet. After agreeing to buy a certified pre-owned Subaru Crosstrek, he realized newer models with better financing would have cost about the same each month—and even had cheaper insurance. Because he hadn’t paid the down payment or provided insurance, the deal wasn’t finished. This sparked a lively debate about buyer’s remorse, dealership contracts, and whether you can really back out. Has anyone else faced a similar situation? #Cars #BuyingCar #NewJersey

Anna Kim

Cash Flow Fairy Tales: Auto Parts Drama

Turns out, “cash flow never lies” is just a bedtime story for investors. The collapse of First Brands Group, a big auto parts supplier, exposed how companies can look cash-rich by stretching payments and using tricky financing—until the money suddenly vanishes. Now, drivers might see pricier or harder-to-find parts, and investors are left rethinking what “healthy” cash flow really means. Next time you see strong cash numbers, maybe look twice! #Cars #CarOwnership #AutoIndustry

jwhite

CarMax’s Appraisal Secrets Unpacked

Ever wondered how much your car is really worth? CarMax uses a super quick online tool (seriously, 2 minutes!) to give you an offer based on your car’s condition, mileage, and even those coffee stains. You get a week to decide, and they’ll even pick up your car from home. It’s not always the highest offer, but it’s hassle-free and transparent—plus, you get a free market value check. Thinking of selling? Clean up those scratches first! #Cars #CarOwnership #CarMax

Douglas Hughes

Used car headaches: Would you trust this deal?

Putting down a deposit on a used car should be simple, but this buyer’s experience turned into a wild ride of delays, broken promises, and sketchy dealership behavior. From missed deadlines and excuses about rustproofing to the staff literally locking themselves out of the car, it’s no wonder the buyer’s trust was shattered. Even with a good-looking Kia Soul and some last-minute freebies, the whole process left a bad taste. Have you ever dealt with a dealership that made you question the whole deal? What would you have done in this situation? Let’s hear your stories! #Cars #BuyingCar #UsedCars

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