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While it usually takes an eagle-eyed enthusiast to spot a new 911 from the previous generation, this model year brings significant updates to Porsche’s rear-engine masterpiece.

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In a class of luxury SUVs that are largely fun to drive, the Macan is among the best. But — perhaps unsurprisingly — it’s expensive, cramped and hard to see out of.

When we reached out to automakers for their policies around the matter, we received several acknowledgements of work currently underway.

If you’re in a position where you’d intended to buy a new car and can’t afford to wait until the COVID-19 all-clear is given, we’re here to help.

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Porsche has unveiled the 2021 911 Turbo S, the top of the line for the new 911 that debuted as a 2020 model.

No current production car in the U.S. can drive itself, but many systems can maintain distance from the vehicle ahead or keep your car centered in its lane.

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