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Ferrari’s $640,000 EV Gamble Just Changed the Supercar Fight Forever
Ferrari finally did what many enthusiasts hoped it would avoid for as long as possible. The Italian supercar giant officially unveiled its first fully electric production car, and the stakes behind this launch are massive. The new Ferrari Luce arrives with four doors, five seats, over 1,000 horsepower, and a jaw-dropping €550,000 price tag that…
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North Carolina Goes After VinFast’s Empty Factory Site as $450 Million EV Deal Collapses
North Carolina is officially done waiting for VinFast. After years of delays, shifting timelines, and a factory project that never moved beyond basic site work, the state is now suing the Vietnamese automaker over its failed EV manufacturing deal in Chatham County. More Stories Like This The lawsuit is about more than a missed construction…
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Congress Moves to Kill Police License Plate Tracking Nationwide as Bipartisan Revolt Targets Flock Cameras
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is preparing to launch one of the biggest attacks yet on police surveillance technology in America, and it could shut down automated license plate reader systems nationwide almost overnight. More Stories Like This The amendment, expected to be introduced during a House committee markup hearing Thursday, would ban recipients of…
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These Used Muscle Cars Are Finally Getting Cheap Again — Here’s Where Buyers Have Leverage
For the first time in years, buyers are finally starting to regain control of the used muscle car market. That might sound impossible after the wild pandemic-era boom that sent prices on Mustangs, Camaros, Corvettes, Broncos, square-body trucks, and almost anything with a V8 through the roof. For a while, it felt like every auction…
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This Automotive Segment is Crashing, and No One Will Admit It But Us
For years, the collector car world operated under one basic assumption: prices only went one direction. Classic Mustangs became “investments.” C3 Corvettes turned into retirement assets. Square-body trucks, Fox Body Mustangs, Chevelles, Broncos, and even ordinary driver-quality muscle cars exploded in value as pandemic-era money flooded into the hobby. Auction coverage made it feel endless.…
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Mazda Hit With Explosive Lawsuit After Heated Seats Allegedly Burn Drivers and Damage Vehicles
Mazda is facing a growing legal fight after a new class-action lawsuit accused the automaker of selling vehicles with heated seats that allegedly become dangerously hot, causing burns, smoke incidents, and even property damage. The lawsuit targets more than 300,000 Mazda vehicles and claims the company continued selling affected models despite knowing the risks tied…
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Driver Busted at 172 MPH Near Atlanta as Memorial Day Traffic Turns Dangerous
A driver flying through metro Atlanta at 172 mph has triggered a fresh warning from Georgia law enforcement during one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. And no, that number was not a radar glitch. More Stories Like This The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office posted an image of the radar reading on social…
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Auto Sales Crash for Eighth Straight Month as EV Demand Collapses and Drivers Feel the Squeeze
The American auto market just posted its eighth consecutive monthly decline, and the numbers are starting to look less like a slowdown and more like an industry-wide warning sign. April 2026 new vehicle sales fell 7.1 percent year over year to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 15.9 million units as buyers continued pulling back…
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Stolen Camaro Slams Into Crowd During California Sideshow Chaos. What Happened Next Shows How Out Of Control Things Got, Watch
A California sideshow turned into complete chaos when a reportedly stolen Chevy Camaro plowed into spectators, smashed into a parked semi-truck, and was left destroyed in the middle of the street while the people inside vanished before police arrived. More Stories Like This The incident unfolded around 2 a.m. on Saturday, April 18, in Hayward,…
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Hellcat Murder Hearing Reveals How an Apple AirTag Led a California Woman Straight Into a Deadly Trap
A California murder case tied to a stolen Dodge Hellcat is back in court, and the details coming out of the preliminary hearing read less like a routine auto theft and more like a warning about how dangerous modern car theft has become. More Stories Like This Three men are now facing charges connected to…
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Hyundai Recalls More Than 421,000 Models After Sudden Braking Scare
Hyundai is recalling more than 421,000 vehicles after discovering a software issue that could trigger sudden and unexpected braking while drivers are on the road. More Stories Like This According to the recall, the problem affects certain 2025 and 2026 Hyundai Tucson SUVs along with Santa Cruz pickup models equipped with the company’s Forward Collision…
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Toyota Recalls More Than 43,000 Tundras After Engine Debris Sparks Stall Fears
Toyota is recalling more than 43,000 Tundra pickups after discovering debris inside the engines that could potentially lead to catastrophic failure. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the recall affects 43,566 Toyota Tundras from the 2024 model year equipped with the automaker’s V35A engine. The issue traces back to debris left behind during…
