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The catalytic converter (also called “cat”) is an important component of your vehicle’s exhaust system that is designed to reduce harmful and toxic gases that are byproducts of your engine. A common question that we come across online is can […]

One of the most well-known American pickup trucks in the compact and mid-size category is none other than the Ford Ranger. The Ranger name was first used for one of Ford’s car models under the Edsel division in the late

The Kia Niro is a modern compact crossover SUV first made by the South Korean automaker back in 2016. Even with the 1st-generation model, it’s still a fairly new piece of automotive technology partly thanks to its hybrid and EV

The Durango is an American-made mid-size SUV by Dodge and is currently the only SUV in the manufacturer’s entire lineup ever since the discontinuation of the USDM Dodge Journey. As with other vehicles from Dodge that we’ve discussed on our

The Chevy Tahoe is one of Chevrolet’s full-size SUV models that is just behind the equally-popular Suburban in terms of size. Compared to the Suburban, the Tahoe has a shorter wheelbase, passenger, and cargo area just behind its C-pillar. Thus,

The Mazda 3, also known as the “Axela” in Japan for its older generations, is a compact car that’s currently offered by Mazda in both sedan and hatchback body styles. The first Mazda 3, bearing the “BK” designation, was unveiled

The Equinox was first introduced as a mid-size crossover SUV by Chevrolet back in 2004 for the 2005 model year.  At that time, it was also Chevrolet’s first car-based SUV. The current Equinox, however, is now specifically classified as a

The Camaro has been Chevrolet’s answer to high-performance driving for decades, and it has only gotten a lot better ever since. Going directly toe-to-toe with the likes of the Ford Mustang from the original “pony car” era in the 60s,

When it comes to talking about American muscle cars, no conversation about them is ever complete without mentioning the Dodge Challenger. From the 70s E-body models to the Hellcat trim package of today, the Challenger is a household name and

The Chrysler 300 is one of the most recognizable American-made luxury cars in the full-size sedan (and station wagon) category today. The model was first introduced as a concept car in 2003 and is still currently in production under the