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This 1967 hardtop rolled off the assembly line in plain white. It lacks the mean factor of a black car, and it's not as flashy as a high-impact-colored Mopar. However, it's not exactly dull ...

Automotive fans can be tricky to shop for if you’re not into cars or if you aren’t an actual gearhead yourself — but not to worry! After hours of research and testing, we picked 30 of the coolest and ...

Then set it as your computer’s wallpaper. Easy! Or, if it’s a phone-friendly classic car wallpaper you’re after, check out the options we’ve shared on Instagram, here. Enjoy more of the world’s best ...

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There are many places to sell a broken car, including junkyards, private buyers or online car buyers. The best websites to sell your damaged car include Peddle, Copart Direct, CarBrain.com ...

3.2 million for the base variant isn’t affordable for any middle-class. Even if you manage to arrange 3.2 million for this car, it’ll never be a value-for-money vehicle. That’s why we’re here and ...

We’ll take it as black. But there are pictures of an eMas 7 at showrooms circulating, showing white leather seats and a white cockpit with a dark top – see the images above. We’ve enquired ...

If you’re looking to dramatically change a room but don’t want to spend a lot of money, time, or even be especially committed to the results, consider removable wallpaper — specifically the ...

(If you’re looking specifically for a 4K monitor or gaming monitor ... Available in unique colors like pink and blue, as well as black and white, the PX248 Wave will fit in any home office ...

Did you know Microsoft has a new Windows XP Bliss wallpaper, updated in 4K quality to match today’s standards? Yesterday, when I made a post on X about Windows XP’s 23rd birthday, I was ...