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Tiny Truck, Huge NYC Gamechanger

Forget monster pickups—Brooklyn’s Field Form is hauling everything from trees to shovels in a Japanese Kei truck that’s smaller, safer, and way cheaper than your average Ford. These pint-sized workhorses are already huge in Japan and are now turning heads in NYC. The best part? They’re easy to park, swerve through tight streets, and cost less than $10k. Who knew downsizing could be this cool (and practical)? #Cars #KeiTruck #NYC

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Jennifer Smith

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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

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dalemiller

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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

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Jake Owen’s Cybertruck Drama IRL

Country star Jake Owen can’t catch a break for driving his Tesla Cybertruck. He’s been getting roasted by strangers—like, actual hate notes and being called a traitor—just for his car choice. Even his daughter witnessed the drama! Jake admits the truck looks wild, but he loves it (it drives itself, c’mon). Now he’s debating ditching it because the public shade is getting out of hand. Would you keep the Cybertruck or trade it in? #Cars #JakeOwen #Cybertruck

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cassandrayoung

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Still wrenching on Grandpa’s ‘79 Bronco

My grandfather left me his old Bronco when he passed. It barely ran, rust everywhere, but I couldn’t let it go. Been slowly fixing it up — weekends, YouTube, busted knuckles and all. Still not street-ready, but when it is, I’m taking my son out for a drive. Some things are worth the time. #cars#carfans#FamilyCar

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Alexander Black

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Squirrels are eating Michigan cars?!

Michigan drivers, watch out—your car’s wiring might be on the menu for local squirrels! One woman’s 2023 Chevy Trailblazer was out of commission for nearly two weeks after a gang of oversized squirrels chewed through key engine parts, voiding her warranty and leaving her with a hefty repair bill. Turns out, eco-friendly soy-based wiring in modern cars is basically a buffet for rodents. Even parking in a garage didn’t stop the critters. People are trying everything from peppermint oil to BB guns. Anyone else battling wildlife under the hood? What’s worked for you? #Cars #MichiganLife #CarProblems

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Jennifer Patel

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Ohio Kia dealer faces wild name battle

Imagine losing your car, then turning the tables so hard that the dealership is now fighting for the right to use its own name! That’s exactly what happened in Lima, Ohio, when Tiah McCreary’s Kia was repossessed after a finance mix-up. Instead of just accepting the loss, she noticed the dealer hadn’t renewed its business name and quickly registered it herself. Now, the dealer is tangled in a legal mess just to keep their own brand. Would you go this far if a business wronged you? Let’s hear your thoughts on this bold move! #Cars #BuyingCar #OhioNews

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James Smith

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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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Ultimate adventure van hits Orange County

A rare, fully loaded 2019 Ford Transit 350 Sportsmobile 4x4 just landed in Orange County, and it’s a dream come true for anyone serious about van life or off-grid exploring. With only 38,650 miles, this rig is packed with premium upgrades—think queen bed, solar power, full kitchen, and four-season insulation. The Quigley 4x4 conversion and beefy tires mean you can take it anywhere, rain or shine. At $140,000, it’s not cheap, but it’s one of the last of its kind before Sportsmobile West became Field Vans. Would you take the plunge for ultimate freedom on wheels? #Cars #BuyingCar #VanLife

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Jennifer Patel

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Cookeville’s Fusion Sport: Like-new ride, big upgrades

A 2017 Ford Fusion Sport in Cookeville just hit the market with a brand-new engine, rear differential, and fresh tires—making it feel almost like a new car despite its 88,000 miles. The seller put over $16,000 into recent repairs, so you’re getting serious value for $18,000 (or best offer). It’s got all-wheel drive, a moonroof, premium tech, and a spotless Carfax. Only a few cosmetic quirks, but mechanically it’s top-notch. Would you go for a well-maintained, upgraded used car over something newer but less equipped? Let’s hear your take! #Cars #BuyingCar #Cookeville

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