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Domestic nameplates losing ground in aftermarket

Auto Service World

The once-dominant domestic nameplates in the light vehicle aftermarket have seen a steady decline in the U.S. This decline has had a significant impact on their aftermarket product sales, which are projected to be 2 per cent lower in 2024 than in 2005. This stagnation comes despite the historic disruptions caused by COVID-19 in 2020.

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6 Hot Wheels Treasure Hunt Cars of 2005

autoevolution

More and more youngsters are interested in getting cool vehicles from 20 years ago, and I'm especially aware of this phenomenon regarding the Mazda RX-8. Ten years ago, I felt like kids no longer cared about cars. But that is different today. The same is happening with Hot Wheels ( continue reading. )

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Service Done Right #28: 2005 Pontiac G6 Alternator Replacement

Vehicle Service Pros

Richard Morgan demonstrates the proper alternator replacement with the help of Duralast.

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Two-Tone 1968 Ford Bronco Is an Old-School Beauty Sporting Modern Features

autoevolution

The firm has been restoring and imagining vintage design vehicles since 2005. It is the two-tone blue Old School Edition Bronco dressed up to the nines by restoration specialists ICON 4x4, which do the job without altering the model's DNA. Ford Broncos, Toyota Land Cruisers, ( continue reading. )

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Top 5 2005 to 2010 Dodge Dakota Problems (3rd Generation)

1A Auto

A 2005 to 2010 Dodge Dakota with problems like squeaking from the front end is common. Common 3rd Gen Dodge Dakota Problems: Years 2005 to 2010 1. Read: Popping Noise When Turning the Steering Wheel in Your GM Vehicle? Here’s the top 5 problems owners may find with the 3rd generation Dakota.

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Big Block V8-Swapped JCB GT Backhoe Has the Nut Job Energy We Need in Our Lives

autoevolution

Back in 2005, the heavy equipment manufacturer JCB set out to build the world's fastest diesel-powered land speed record vehicle and dubbed it the JCB Dieselmax. With a tuned tractor engine jetting 750hp, 350 mph was achievable with an ex-RAF pilot behind the wheel.

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At $10,900, Will This 2005 Cadillac CTS-V Prove Victorious?

Jalopnik

Imbued with Corvette power, today’s Nice Price or No Dice CTS-V is a model that opened up a new door for Cadillac, introducing the brand to a new world of fast-car fanatics. Let’s see if this one’s price opens that door even further. Read more.

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