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Jacqueline Farrell

This Mercedes Pagoda Is a Steal!

A 1964 Mercedes-Benz 230SL Pagoda with just 54k miles is up for grabs, and it’s turning heads for all the right reasons. It’s got a creamy exterior, classic ivory interior, and a more powerful engine swap (hello, 280SL power!). Purists might side-eye the non-original engine, but if you want vintage style with extra oomph, this is a dream. At $49,950, it’s a bargain compared to other 230SLs. Would you cruise cross-country in this beauty? #Cars #BuyingCar #MercedesBenz

ksanchez

Why Are We Still Getting Flat Tires?!

Ever wonder why we’re STILL dealing with flat tires in 2025? Airless tires have been hyped for years—no more blowouts, no more pressure checks, and way less waste. But turns out, they’re super stiff, noisy, and can overheat. Plus, they’re heavy and expensive to make, and the rules for getting them on your car are a nightmare. So yeah, we’re stuck with old-school rubber for now. Who knew tires had so much drama? #Cars #CarOwnership #CarTalk

Anna Kim

Vintage Cars Get a Futuristic Glow-Up

Everrati is taking classic cars and giving them an electric makeover—think vintage vibes with a modern, eco-friendly twist. Their new Artisan service lets you customize every detail, from paint to materials, so your ride is totally unique (and sustainable). Not only do you get to keep your dream car, but you’ll also save big on gas and help the planet. Would you electrify your classic car or keep it old-school? #Cars #CarOwnership #EVconversion

Anna Kim

Ram’s “Plastic” Control Arms—Overblown?

Ram trucks are catching heat online for supposedly using plastic control arms, but here’s the real deal: they’re actually a composite material reinforced with steel, not just plastic. And get this—they’ve been in the Ram 1500 since 2019 with zero recalls. The internet might love drama, but there’s no solid proof these parts are failing. Sometimes, what looks like a milk crate is just smart engineering to save weight (and gas money). #Cars #CarOwnership #Ram1500

Jennifer Patel

California’s hidden Camaro RS gem revealed

A true piece of Santa Cruz history just rolled back into the spotlight—a 1972 Chevrolet Camaro RS, lovingly cared for by one owner for 50 years, has resurfaced in near-original condition. Still sporting its Hugger Orange paint and white vinyl top, this survivor car tells a story of dedication and classic American muscle. With just over 100,000 miles and only minor updates, it’s a rare find from a year when production was hit hard by strikes. What do you think: should survivor cars like this be restored or kept as-is to preserve their stories? #Cars #BuyingCar #CamaroRS

johnny12

Project Yukon XL up for grabs in Des Moines

A color-shifting 1999 GMC Yukon XL with 20-inch wheels is looking for a new home in Des Moines, and it’s definitely not your average used SUV. The catch? It’s a true fixer-upper—persistent fuel injector and wiring issues have kept it off the road, but the seller thinks it could be a simple fix for the right hands. If you’re a mechanic or love a good project, this could be your next adventure for just $2,000 OBO. Would you take on a challenge like this, or is it too much of a gamble? #Cars #BuyingCar #DesMoines

Colleen Jones

Classic Isuzu Trooper up for grabs in Sacramento

A rust-free 1984 Isuzu Trooper II is looking for a new home in Sacramento, and it’s a real find for anyone who loves classic 4x4s or hands-on projects. With about 190,000 miles, a manual transmission, and a 1.9L engine, this first-year import has already passed California’s smog test and runs well. It’s priced at just $500 (or best offer), making it a budget-friendly entry into vintage off-roading. No major body issues or rust—just a few quirks that’ll appeal to anyone who likes to tinker. Would you take on a project like this? #Cars #BuyingCar #Sacramento

Jennifer Smith

Orange Blast Chevy SS turns heads in Laurel

This isn’t your average sedan—Laurel’s own 2017 Chevrolet SS packs a 415-hp V8, a rare 6-speed manual, and over $5,000 in performance upgrades, all wrapped in a striking Orange Blast Metallic finish. With just 58k miles and a clean title, it’s a true enthusiast’s daily driver. The second owner kept it in top shape, even after a minor rear repair, and the mod list (cam, headers, CTS-V brakes, and more) is impressive. At $48,000, is this the ultimate sleeper car for Maryland roads? Would you daily something this bold? #Cars #BuyingCar #ChevySS

dalemiller

Driverless trucks now rolling all night in Texas

Autonomous trucks are now hauling freight between Dallas and Houston around the clock—no human driver needed, even at night. Aurora’s driverless rigs can spot obstacles in the dark from over 450 meters away, aiming to cut delivery times and boost safety on a route notorious for late-night accidents. This shift could mean faster shipping for local businesses and safer highways for everyone. With a new terminal opening in Phoenix, it looks like Texas is leading the way in the future of trucking. How do you feel about sharing the road with these self-driving giants? #Cars #Texas #AutonomousTrucks

James Smith

Dallas dealership vs. local mechanic: $7,000 or $125?

A Dallas family faced a jaw-dropping $7,000 quote from a dealership to fix a red airbag light on their Honda Odyssey—only for their trusted mechanic to solve it in two hours for just $125. Turns out, a loose connector under the driver’s seat was the culprit, not a major wiring harness issue. This story really highlights how second opinions and local expertise can save you thousands, especially when dealerships lean toward costly, all-or-nothing fixes. Have you ever had a wild difference in repair quotes? Let’s hear your stories and tips for avoiding unnecessary car expenses! #Cars #Dallas #CarRepair

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