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Former CDC Scientist Accused of Stealing $1 Million Bought an Audi, Harley and Atlanta Home Before International Arrest
A former CDC scientist accused of stealing more than $1 million in federal research money is finally back in the United States after authorities say he spent years avoiding extradition while living overseas. Federal prosecutors claim the money was supposed to fund critical medical research involving autism, birth defects, cerebral palsy, genetic disorders and fetal…
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Classic Car Dreams Destroyed: Restorer Hit With 31 Fraud Charges After Victims Allegedly Lost Life Savings
A Nevada classic car restorer is now facing 31 felony fraud charges after investigators accused him of taking money from customers across the world and leaving behind unfinished, gutted, or abandoned restoration projects that in some cases involved deeply personal family vehicles. According to court documents, Anthony Tamaio allegedly operated a years-long scheme centered around…
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Teen Shot at Massachusetts Car Meet as Burning Stolen Car Full of Bullet Holes Sends Crowd Running
A late-night car meet in West Springfield, Massachusetts turned into a crime scene after gunfire erupted in a Home Depot parking lot, leaving an 18-year-old man shot in the chest and a stolen vehicle burning with bullet holes punched through it. What started as another impromptu gathering of enthusiasts quickly spiraled into something far more…
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Hellcat Murder Case Takes Dramatic Turn After Suspect Rejects Plea Deal in Deadly AirTag Tracking Confrontation
A deadly Dodge Hellcat theft case that already shocked car enthusiasts and raised serious questions about modern vehicle crime just took another major turn in California. The man accused of shooting a woman who tracked down her stolen muscle car using an Apple AirTag has now rejected a plea offer that would have avoided a…
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California Just Wrote 11,000 Speeding Tickets in One Day, and 200 Drivers Could Lose Their Licenses Immediately
California just sent a loud message to drivers across the state, and a lot of enthusiasts are not going to like it. In a single 24-hour enforcement blitz, the California Highway Patrol handed out 11,767 speeding tickets, including 200 cases involving drivers allegedly traveling over 100 mph. For those drivers, the consequences could go far…
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Edmunds Lost Nearly $50,000 on a Dodge Charger EV in Under a Year and That’s a Brutal Warning Sign
The Dodge Charger Daytona EV was supposed to prove that muscle cars could survive the electric era. Instead, one of the industry’s most visible long-term test cars just became a rolling example of how fast things can go sideways when an automaker misreads its audience. Edmunds reportedly lost nearly $50,000 selling its 2024 Dodge Charger…
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Can The Porsche Taycan Beat A 911?
Short answer: no.
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Classic Car Buyers Lose Thousands After Scammers Hijack Real Auto Shops in Multi-State Fraud Scheme
Classic car enthusiasts hunting for dream vehicles online are getting hit with a brutal new scam, and legitimate restoration shops are getting dragged into the mess along with them. Authorities and business owners in Connecticut say fraudsters have been impersonating real automotive companies, creating fake online listings and disappearing with massive wire transfers before victims…
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Stellantis’ Stunning Comeback: Hemi V8 Demand Helps Reverse $26 Billion Collapse as Massive Cost Cuts Begin
Stellantis looked like a company in serious trouble just a year ago. A staggering $26 billion loss rocked the automotive giant, marking its first annual loss since the merger that created the company in 2021. Then things got even uglier. By the first quarter of 2025, the company had already lost another $454 million, signaling…
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The Real Story Behind a 1966 Mustang Running Tesla Full Self-Driving and Why It’s Exposing a Major Industry Standoff
A 1966 Ford Mustang running Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system sounds like a joke until you realize it’s real. Built in a Sacramento shop for about $40,000 over two years, this car is not just an EV swap. It’s a working demonstration that Tesla’s most controversial technology can live outside a Tesla. That’s where things change.…
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The Real Story Behind the $70K Honda S2000 With 835 Miles and Why This Auction Is Shaking the Collector Car Market
A nearly untouched 2004 Honda S2000 has surged to $70,000 on a live auction, and it’s forcing enthusiasts to confront an uncomfortable reality. Cars that were built to be driven hard are now being locked away, preserved, and flipped as high-dollar collectibles. This one stands out for a simple reason. It has just 835 miles…
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GM’s Four Door Camaro Fight Just Exploded as Manual V8 Rumors Divide Enthusiasts Ahead of 2028 Return
The Chevy Camaro is officially headed back to production, but the celebration inside the enthusiast world is already turning into a civil war. General Motors has reportedly approved the next-generation Camaro for a late 2027 production launch, bringing the badge back for the 2028 model year with rear-wheel drive, internal combustion power, and something many…
