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How to Make Your Car Last 200,000 Miles and More
To help your money-saving journey to the 200,000-mile club, our experts have mapped out what you need to do to get there. We’ve used a 2023 Toyota RAV4 as an example—the bestselling vehicle in America and popular among Consumer Reports members—but the checklist will be similar for most vehicles. Our guide focused on a used model rather than a 2025…
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Long-Lasting Cars Proved to Get to 200,000 Miles and Beyond
The long-lasting cars that shone in this analysis certainly would be considered used cars at this point. To help new-car shoppers, we have highlighted the ratings for the latest model year below and included our findings on this most recent version. We encourage you to click through to the linked model pages, where you will find more information and pricing…
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Hoka Bondi 9 review: my verdict after running 40 miles
The Bondi was the original max-stack running shoe, and the one that really helped Hoka stand out from the crowd when it launched in 2010. Nowadays every brand is pushing max-cushioned cruisers and the Hoka Bondi 9 risks getting lost in a sea of similar shoes. Hoka has made some good updates to the shoe compared with the Hoka Bondi…
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New Balance FuelCell SC Trainer v3 review: My verdict after 70 miles
The New Balance FuelCell SC Trainer v3 is an upgrade on past models and one of the best running shoes for marathon training you can get, with the bouncy midsole and carbon plate creating a comfortable and fast ride that shines on long runs in particular. I enjoyed using the shoe and racked up a lot of miles in it…
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