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Ford OBS Trucks Overview

Ford Old Body Style (OBS) is a term to describe beloved pickup trucks produced before the redesign in the early 2000s. Today, we'll take a closer look at the Ford OBS truck's history and production years to help you decide whether it is a good option for you.

Used Audi SUVs: Legendary Q Model Range

The Audi Q model group includes reliable, comfortable, and at the same time elegant crossovers. The highest requirements for the production process and the constant development of technology contribute to the creation of ultra-reliable and safe cars, which allows Audi automaker to occupy the top lines of ratings and maintain high sales levels. Today, we prepared an overview of innovative mid- and full-size crossovers from this German manufacturer.

Chrysler Pacifica: Generations Overview

The Pacifica full-size crossover wagons were first presented at NAIAS'2002 in Detroit as a concept car and puzzled visitors a lot. It was not clear what class to attribute the novelty to: for Sport Utility, the Pacifica has too little ground clearance, and for an ordinary passenger car, the car is quite massive. The creators of Chrysler Pacifica dubbed their creation the Sport Tourer. And the car is 100% consistent with this name.

Audi Q5 Vs. BMW X3: Which Is The Best?

The German auto giants Audi and BMW have been waging an active advertising war for almost 30 years, trying to prick each other with new developments. Since 2006, this battle has entered an acute phase, and recently, two models have added fuel to the fire: the Q5 and X3. We prepared a comprehensive comparison of these outstanding vehicles to help you select your winner.

10 Future Electric Pickup Trucks: What's Coming in 2024-2030?

Many new models are due in the next few years. Legacy automakers such as Ford, Chevy, Ram, and GMC have already introduced new EV trucks or have models in the pipeline and nearly ready for sale. Take the estimates and specs here with a grain of caution as we walk you through the advantages of EV pickups, the trucks currently available, and then those that are rumored for availability at some point.

4 Used Cars to Avoid: Models That Would Be Your Worst Choice in 2024

Not all used cars are worth your coin; some models trail their peers by a notable margin. We've listed the Top 4 used vehicles with overall scores that are so subpar that they should be avoided. We've covered a variety of vehicles that are 2019 or newer and listed them in order of their overall score, from lowest to highest.

Best Used Cars Under $15,000 for Sale in Indianapolis in 2023

Though used car prices have risen in recent months, smart shoppers can still find some great options being sold in Indianapolis for less than $15,000. In this rating of the best used cars, we’re including the highest-rated model year of each vehicle dating back to 2016 which has an average price below $15,000. Keep in mind that actual pricing for a vehicle will vary depending on the vehicle's condition, mileage, features, and location.

How to Choose a Small Van: Popular Models for Sale in Indianapolis

If you are looking for a reliable used small van for sale around Indianapolis, you have come to the right place. At Indy Auto Man, you will find plenty of options for any business needs, as well as in-house customization and service. Today we collected hands-on tips to help you determine the main criteria for the right choice since the model and design must correspond to the field of activity and the needs of the carrier or transport company.

Schedule Your BMW Maintenance: Cost of Repairs

If you're considering buying a used BMW in Indianapolis, you will find plenty of models in good condition at Indy Auto Man. Get prepared for your BMW ownership with our quick guide on its maintenance, repairs, and costs.

Programmed Aging: Why New Cars Break Down More Often Than Old Ones

The era of truly reliable cars is a thing of the past. World-famous status, an illustrious name, and other concepts that are attractive to a wealthy audience can now ring hollow. Car owners tend to see this as a conspiracy by manufacturers who want to make extra money on the sale of components and service maintenance, as well as increase car turnover. How justified are such suspicions?