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  • Regular Car Reviews

    2026 Honda HR-V: Regular Car Reveiws

    By Regular Car Reviews

    Thank you Brooklyn Bedding for sponsoring! Visit http://brooklynbedding.com/regularcarreviews to get 30% off your order with code regularcarreviews The 2026 Honda HR-V Sport AWD is a small SUV for people who just need a car. But couldn’t Honda give them something better? On this episode of Regular Car Reviews, we’re going to drive this Honda Civic-based crossover to see what a naturally-aspirated 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine can do when it’s paired with a Honda CVT. We’ll examine everything you could realistically want to know about the HR-V, from its acceleration, to the handling, the inte…

  • 1957 Dodge Custom Royal: Regular Car Reviews

    By Regular Car Reviews

    Use code REGULARFB50 to get 50% OFF your first Factor box plus free breakfast for 1 year at https://bit.ly/4lGKIx4! On this week’s Regular Car Reviews, the 1957 Dodge Custom Royal looks like the good old days. But how good were those days anyway? It’s time to talk about Chrysler’s disastrous 1957 model line, the Forward Look styling, the push-button TorqueFlite automatic transmission, and the 325-cubic-inch polyspheric V8 that makes this classic Dodge sputter along. How did the Dodge Custom Royal help change automotive history forever? What can this tell us about classic American car ownershi…

  • Car Companies Are Finally Bringing Buttons Back (The Roman Report)

    By Regular Car Reviews

    WE WON! After years of replacing physical buttons and dials with oversized touchscreens, automakers are finally admitting that littering the interiors of their cars with touchscreens has been a massive mistake. This isn’t just one or two automakers either. Volkswagen, Subaru, Audi, Hyundai, Volvo, Ferrari, Porsche, and other manufacturers are completely reconsidering their approach to automotive infotainment, bringing back physical climate controls, volume knobs, and traditional switches after years of complaints from drivers. In this month’s Roman Report, I’ll talk at length about the cars t…

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    2011 Lexus ES350: Regular Car Reviews

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    This is your last chance to get in at https://www.fanathem.com/regularcars DEADLINE TONIGHT “10/26/2026” @ 11:59 PM PST The 2011 Lexus ES350 is a Camry in a tailored suit, feeling like a Kennedy because it tipped ten on a $38 tab. On this week’s Regular Car Reviews, we’ll take a look at the ultimate recovery car, as North America climbed out of the financial crisis with a luxury sedan that sold the buying public on the reassurance that their money was safe here. Lexus tuned the legendary 2GR-FE 3.5-liter V6 to run on regular gas, and provided an interior with enough technology to feel modern…

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    2011 Lexus ES350: Regular Car Reviews

    By Regular Car Reviews

    This is your last chance to get in at https://www.fanathem.com/regularcars DEADLINE TONIGHT “10/26/2026” @ 11:59 PM PST The 2011 Lexus ES350 is a Camry in a tailored suit, feeling like a Kennedy because it tipped ten on a $38 tab. On this week’s Regular Car Reviews, we’ll take a look at the ultimate recovery car, as North America climbed out of the financial crisis with a luxury sedan that sold the buying public on the reassurance that their money was safe here. Lexus tuned the legendary 2GR-FE 3.5-liter V6 to run on regular gas, and provided an interior with enough technology to feel modern…

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    The Tesla Roadster Is BS

    By Regular Car Reviews

    Tesla just unveiled a new Roadster that can drive upside down, launch itself into the air, and kick flip over cars like it's Tony Hawk or something. It's genuinely one of the coolest automotive demonstrations I've ever seen, but it's also complete B.S. I mean, Tesla originally announced the second-generation Roadster in 2017, promised production in 2020, and now says we won't see production until 2028, and I really don’t think we’re going to get a car that’s anywhere close to the one we just saw in the demonstration IF the Roadster ever comes out. In this Fuel For Thought, I’m breaking down t…

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    2024 Mini Clubman John Cooper Works: Regular Car Reviews

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    Keep your personal data private with Onerep! Use code REGULAR at https://deal.onerep.com/regular and get 60% off annual plans. The 2024 MINI Clubman John Cooper Works is a turbocharged, 301-horsepower, all-wheel-drive Joy Box that’s loaded with personality...and that still wasn’t enough to save it from being discontinued. In this episode of Race to the Bottom, I’ll review the final-year MINI Clubman JCW and explore how a turbocharged hot hatch with BMW engineering, British style, and a decent amount of modern utility failed. Was it really that hard of a sell to general audiences? I mean, it r…

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    Oh Cool, They’re Gutting Fuel Economy Standards (The Roman Report)

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    The federal government appears to be gutting CAFE standards in the name of cheaper cars. But is that actually what’s happening? The rollback of fuel economy standards is one of the most controversial topics of the year in the automotive industry, because it’s mostly being sold as a win for car affordability. But what are the genuine positives of this legislation, and what are the potential negatives? Whether it's higher lifetime fuel spending in exchange for lower new car prices, reduced civil penalties for automakers who fail to comply with CAFE, the reclassification of SUVs and crossovers,…

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    2025 Audi Q5 Premium Plus: Regular Car Reviews

    By Regular Car Reviews

    Hello Fellow Human! I am human successful human. I drive an Audi Q5 Premium Plus. I am successful Rolex watch wearing human. My Door Dash is here. Albuquerque, New Mexico. For all sponsorship inquiries, please contact RCR@adhesivemedia.com New 2nd channel "Regular and Roman" https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC521lEhTdxoyfjtwzYVXVNA

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    2007 Subaru Impreza WRX Sti Hawkeye: Regular Car Reviews

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    Get in at https://www.fanathem.com/regularcars DEADLINE “10/26/2026” @ 11:59 PM PST All hail the Hawkeye. Subaru's final creation before the Impreza became larger fatter and, in my opinion, slower-feeling. This is a 300hp Road slaying fighter that makes you feel like a professional, because, in many ways this IS a car for pros. For all sponsorship inquiries, please contact RCR@adhesivemedia.com New 2nd channel "Regular and Roman" https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC521lEhTdxoyfjtwzYVXVNA

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    Why Do Traffic Deaths Rise When Big Albums Drop? (The Roman Report)

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    A major new study found something bizarre, and I need to talk about it: apparently, when big albums drop, traffic deaths rise. Researchers comparing major Spotify streaming debuts against federal data for fatal crashes found a 15% increase, and it only gets even stranger from there. But is this study seriously suggesting that album releases from artists like Taylor Swift, Drake, Harry Styles, and Kendrick Lamar are causing an increase in traffic fatalities? In this month's Roman Report, I'll go through the study to see what the data shows about album releases and traffic fatalities, and explo…

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    2021 Jeep 4Xe Wrangler Sahara: Regular Car Reviews

    By Regular Car Reviews

    Use code REGULARFB50 to get 50% OFF your first Factor box plus free breakfast for 1 year at https://bit.ly/4lGKIx4! The 2021 Jeep Wrangler 4xe feels like a car Stellantis didn’t want to make. It’s an off-road hybrid that somehow has worse fuel economy than its internal combustion counterpart. It has less storage capacity than a standard Jeep Wrangler. And it doesn’t do anything unique or interesting aesthetically, other than adding technological changes. But does that actually make the Jeep Wrangler 4xe a bad car? Or is this PHEV SUV a sleeper? In this week’s episode of Regular Car Reviews, w…

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    Ford Only Has Two Ideas (The Roman Report)

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    Mustang. Bronco. Again. It would seem that Ford only has two ideas, because the latest buzz among automotive dealers is that Ford is actually getting close to announcing the long-awaited four-door Mustang sedan along with a Bronco pickup truck! While both are likely to be successful, if and when they ever release, it begs the question of why Ford seems to keep going back to these two nameplates any time they need a fresh injection of consumer loyalty and public excitement. Because Ford Motor Company has WAY more to offer than just these two nameplates, even after acknowledging how successful…

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    I'm Selling my Crazy Taxi

    By Regular Car Reviews

    Auction is live! Link: https://carsandbids.com/auctions/KPLXZad2/1963-ford-galaxie-500-convertible-crazy-taxi-tribute For all sponsorship inquiries, please contact RCR@adhesivemedia.com New 2nd channel "Regular and Roman" https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC521lEhTdxoyfjtwzYVXVNA

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    2019 Mercedes-AMG E53: Regular Car Reviews

    By Regular Car Reviews

    Peak season doesn't wait, and neither should you. Get ahead of it today with ShipStation (http://shipstation.com/rcr), and get sixty days free at ShipStation.com, with code rcr. Taxes and fees apply. On this week’s episode of Regular Car Reviews, the 2019 Mercedes-AMG E53 Turbo Coupe joins the Race to the Bottom! But can it make the Top 5 or Bottom 5? This is a 429-horsepower monster: turbocharged, electronically supercharged, and sporting the vibes of a retired hoonigan looking for mischief. In theory, it’s everything you could reasonably want in a modern luxury performance car, yet this 48-…

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    Modern Car Names Are Complete Nonsense

    By Regular Car Reviews

    Modern car names are complete nonsense. Once upon a time, car names actually meant something. They were intended to conjure an image in the mind’s eye. Yet names like Mustang, Corvette, Javelin, Riviera, and Stealth have been all but replaced by randomly generated password jumbles like OPTIQ, bZ, EQS, EQE, GV70, EX30, and endless strings of letters and numbers that sound more like a CAPTCHA image test than a car. But there’s actually a reason automakers started doing this, and while traditional wisdom would suggest it’s about global branding, trademarks, product hierarchies, and internal clas…

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    2000 BMW E46 Wagon M3 Swap: Regular Car Reviews

    By Regular Car Reviews

    Thank you Brooklyn Bedding for sponsoring! Visit https://brooklynbedding.com/regularcarreviews to get 30% off your order with code regularcarreviews On this week’s Regular Car Reviews, Mr. Regular drives a car that never existed: a 2000 BMW M3 Wagon! It’s one of the weirdest cars we’ve ever had on RCR, yet it might be the most complicated car to be on the show. On the one hand, it’s an excellent BMW M3, powered by the legendary S54 3.2-liter straight-six. But it’s also a difficult car to recommend, for one very big reason that’s impossible for all but a lucky few to overlook. This M3 shouldn’…

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