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2024 Ford Mustang S650 Pricing Is Out and the V8 Story Is More Complicated Than Ford Let On
I saw this coming from a mile away.
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Russia Seizing VW Assets Is a Textbook Case for Why Geopolitical Risk Management Matters
Perhaps doing business in authoritarian countries was always a bad idea.
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Germany Forces the EU to Blink on the 2035 ICE Car Ban
Does this signal a way forward for internal combustion?
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A Corvette SUV Is Still Being Whispered About and the Idea Is Still Terrible
Will GM actually build it?
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Austin’s Street Takeover Problem Is Getting Worse and the City Is Struggling to Respond
Defunding the police is backfiring big time for the city and its residents.
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Minnesota’s Classic Car Crackdown Could Ban Weeknight Drives—and Owners Say It Goes Too Far
A new bill in Minnesota is stirring up more than just policy debate. It’s hitting something personal for a lot of drivers. For decades, owning a classic car came with a simple understanding. You don’t daily drive it, and in return, the state cuts you a break on registration. That balance has worked quietly in…
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Mercedes E-Class Goes Screen-Crazy, EV Restaurant Charging Battles, and Stellantis Posts a Big W
Here are the car news stories you might have missed this week.
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Ford Cutting 3,800 European Jobs to Fund Its Electric Vehicle Push
Meanwhile, it’s taking a victory lap on collaborating with the Chinese for a battery plant.
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Used Car Prices Ticking Back Up — Is the Correction Actually Over?
Don’t believe everything you read.
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EPA’s New 2027 Emissions Rules Would Make Two-Thirds of New Vehicle Sales Electric
These will be fun to pay for.
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BYD Factory Fire Sends Smoke Over Shenzhen, But Here’s the Part That Changes the Story
A thick column of black smoke rising over one of China’s biggest electric vehicle hubs is the kind of image that spreads fast and sticks. That’s exactly what happened in Shenzhen when a fire broke out at BYD’s industrial park, turning a routine morning into something far more dramatic. For a moment, it looked like…
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The Dodge Hornet Is Here and It’s Everything Wrong With Where the Brand Is Headed
History repeats itself in horrible ways.
