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Labor Day wearable sales are packed with questionable no-name watches and discounts that aren’t really tied to the holiday. I filtered those out. These four are explicitly part of Amazon or Best Buy’s Labor Day sales, cover different budgets and use cases, and actually look worth buying. Samsung Galaxy Watch7 40mm Digital Trends Best Buy marks the Galaxy Watch7 as a Labor Day Deal at $189.99, down from $249.99. Despite being a 2024 model, it’s still an excellent Android smartwatch thanks to its bright AMOLED display, dual-frequency GPS, and broad health features. In our Galaxy Watch7 review, we found it…

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For most of us, Honda and Audi both represent very different driving experiences. Honda is the bulletproof Japanese brand that keeps usability in mind. Audi is the luxury German marque that leans on its rally heritage and plush appointments in everyday-obtainable models. That was then. Now, the mainstream car market and luxury car markets are crossing over. The new Honda Civic Touring is now definitely worth taking a look at if you want A3-rivaling features at a lower price. The Compact-Sedan Cross-Shop Most Buyers Never Make Front 3/4 shot of 2026 Honda Civic Touring parkedHondaFront 3/4 action shot of 2026 Audi A3…

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The New York Times has prepared some exclusive goodies for its subscribers: a weekly drop of bonus puzzles based on the publication’s popular games. Five to six new puzzles will be released every Wednesday, each featuring “a twist” on games like Wordle, Strands, Connections, and Crossword that are designed to keep puzzleheads playing with fresh yet familiar experiences.The availability of bonus puzzles may vary each week, but here are some examples you can expect:“Bonus puzzles are an exciting addition to continue diversifying our portfolio, with each puzzle built on mechanics that our solvers already know and love, but with novelty…

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A July 2026 study from Rerev finds Toyota owners are the least likely to switch brands when buying their next vehicle. Using dealership data from the 2026 Reynolds and Reynolds report, the research tracked how often owners returned to the same brand at trade‑in time and combined those results with Consumer Reports’ would‑buy‑again survey of about 380,000 car owners. Toyota retained 62.6 per cent of its customers, the highest rate among major automakers and well above the national average of 42 per cent. The study also found that 65 per cent of Toyota owners said they would buy the brand…

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It’s testing out the new offering at Newark Liberty International’s Terminal C. United Airlines United Airlines is testing a new service that will give you the the ability to order food, medicine and travel essentials through its app and then have them delivered straight to your gate. At the moment, the company is running a pilot only for select flights departing from or connecting through nine designated gates at Newark Liberty International’s Terminal C. If you’re flying through that terminal, you may soon receive a pre-departure push notification via the United app or an email.  From…

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Ford sells enough different Tremor-badged off-road vehicles to make Burt Gummer apoplectic, but there’s one Elephant-gun-sized hole in the lineup in the form of the Ranger. The CarBuzz spy photographers have just snapped the plug for that hole testing without any camouflage near Detroit. The off-roader looks ready to go anywhere, even if it’s a bit slower than a Raptor. But, it should also cost a little less than Raptor, making it a much better competitor to the Chevy Colorado ZR2. This is almost certainly a new Ranger Tremor. Ford Ranger Tremor spy photoCarBuzz/Valnet This Ford Ranger prototype is sitting…

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Once upon a time, the perfect sports sedan recipe was simple and readily available. You had a V8 engine up front, a manual gearbox and five seats in the middle, and drive sent to the rear axle. Those were simple times, and that recipe gave us some of the greatest cars of all time. From BMW M3s (E90) and M5s (E39) to more run-of-the-mill models like the Chevrolet SS and a plethora of American muscle sedans, there was an abundance of cars that fit that brief. But in the year of our Lord 2026, there is just one sedan left…

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Mazda’s US sales have been on a two-year slump despite the automaker having an SUV-heavy lineup, proving that the body style isn’t a cure-all when the products aren’t resonating with buyers. Despite the brand being responsible for such icons as the MX-5 Miata and evergreen CX-5, total sales numbers for the year to date are down 6 percent compared to 2025 – which was a year in which total sales were down about 3.3 percent. But Mazda doesn’t plan to sit around and hope things get better. According to its CEO, the automaker is preparing a raft of upgrades to…

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The 2027 Kia Carnival is on dealer lots now with official pricing confirmed directly by Kia America’s July 6, 2026 press release, and buyers who come prepared with real invoice data and competing dealer quotes consistently pay less than those who walk in without them. iSeeCars confirms the 2027 Carnival range from $37,490 to $51,590 before the $1,545 destination charge for the gas lineup, with the Hybrid starting at $41,490. The 2027 Carnival arrives with three specific updates: Captain’s Chairs are now available on EX and SX trims giving those configurations a new seating flexibility option, the Dark…

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