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BREAKING: Massive Harley-Davidson Recall Over Brake Failure Risk — 16,000+ Bikes Affected
This isn’t one of those recalls you skim past. Harley-Davidson just flagged an issue that goes straight to something riders rely on every time they’re on the road. We’re talking about the rear braking system, and it affects more than 16,000 motorcycles that are already out there being ridden. When something like that comes up,…
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He Said the Dodge Charger Was Gone After a Crash… Deputies Found It Sitting in Traffic Instead
What was supposed to be a routine traffic stop outside Lakeland turned into something a lot messier, and honestly, a lot more predictable once the details came out. A Dodge Charger reported as missing, a story about a crash that never happened, and a driver who thought the situation wouldn’t circle back on him. It…
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Ford Trims Rivian Stake to Nearly Nothing as Partnership Unravels
Does this mean trouble on the horizon for the startup?
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Ford and GM Are Both Cutting Headcount — Here’s What That Actually Signals
The big question is why?
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Porsche Supervisory Board President Wolfgang Porsche Faces Divorce Controversy
If true, that’s pretty low.
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Public EV Charging Costs Are Rising Fast — and the ‘Cheaper Than Gas’ Math Is Breaking Down
Don’t say I didn’t tell you this would happen.
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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…
