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DOJ Wants 100,000 Drivers Identified Over Emissions App Crackdown. Here’s Why Car Owners Are Nervous
The federal government’s crackdown on emissions tuning just took a major turn, and this time it’s not aimed only at companies selling hardware. The Department of Justice now wants information on the people who actually used it. More Stories Like This According to reports, the DOJ issued subpoenas to Apple, Google, Amazon, and Walmart seeking…
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Deputy Dragged by Corvette During Florida Repossession as Civil Dispute Turns Violent
A civil court vehicle seizure in South Florida turned into a dangerous street-level struggle when a man allegedly tried to escape in his 2019 Chevrolet Corvette while a Broward County sheriff’s deputy was partially inside the car. More Stories Like This What should have been a routine levy over an unpaid civil judgment suddenly became…
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Blaming Car Commercials for Reckless Driving Feels Like Missing the Real Problem Entirely
Every few years, somebody decides performance cars themselves are the problem. Too much horsepower. Too much speed. Too much aggressive styling. Too many burnout videos. Now the latest target appears to be car commercials, with a new Insurance Institute for Highway Safety study arguing that modern automotive advertising increasingly glorifies speed and performance while traffic…
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Stolen Nissan GT-R Found Hidden in Arizona After VIN Was Allegedly Altered to Cover Tracks
Some stolen cars disappear quietly forever. Others eventually resurface stripped for parts, abandoned in a field, or hidden behind garage doors while somebody tries to erase their identity long enough to flip them for cash. That appears to be exactly what investigators uncovered in Arizona after a stolen Nissan GT-R worth an estimated $75,000 was…
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Corvette SUV Is Really Happening as Chevrolet Teases Radical C9 Future
For decades, the Corvette world was simple. Two seats. Big V8. Rear-drive. Loud enough to annoy the neighbors and fast enough to embarrass cars costing three times more money. That formula turned the Corvette into America’s sports car and one of the few performance icons that could genuinely challenge Europe without carrying a six-figure exotic…
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Thieves Steal Rare $100,000 VW Beetle From California Restoration Shop in Broad Daylight
Some stolen cars are expensive. Some are rare. And then there are the cars that feel almost impossible to replace because they carry years of history, restoration work, and emotional investment tied to them. That is exactly why the theft of a rare 1956 Volkswagen Beetle out of a Southern California restoration shop is hitting…
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Metro Atlanta PD To Street Takeover Organizers: ‘F’ Around And Find Out!’
Plans to takeover a local grocery story parking lot were foiled by preparedness by a local metro Atlanta police chief.
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The Boot Girls: Only In Atlanta
While the long-term sustainability of their operation is uncertain given its legal implications, the Boot Girls are here.
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Virginia Beach Mustang Donuts End in Arrest After Police Link Driver to Multiple Investigations
A 20-year-old Ford Mustang driver is now facing multiple criminal charges in Virginia Beach after police say a series of street stunt incidents finally caught up with him. What started as another round of donuts at the Oceanfront quickly turned into a larger investigation involving surveillance footage, previous cases, and accusations of property damage stretching…
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Manny Khoshbin’s MP4/4-Inspired McLaren Senna Finally Arrives and It Might Be the Perfect Tribute to Ayrton Senna
Manny Khoshbin finally took delivery of one of the most eye-catching McLaren Senna builds enthusiasts have seen in a long time, and this one hits differently for Formula 1 fans. Instead of going for another hyper-aggressive exposed carbon spec or a loud one-off color combination, Khoshbin leaned directly into McLaren history. The result is a…
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Want to Buy a Mustang or Corvette During the Market Dip? Here’s Where Smart Money Is Actually Moving
Everybody loves talking about “buying the dip” until they actually start shopping the collector car market in 2026. On paper, falling prices sound exciting because enthusiasts finally feel like they might have another shot at cars that became absurdly expensive during the pandemic boom. In reality, though, this market correction is not hitting evenly, and…
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Old Man Went 70 Years Without a License or Insurance Before Cameras Finally Caught Him
A driver in his 80s allegedly spent more than 70 years behind the wheel without a license or insurance before modern police camera systems finally caught up with him. That’s not a typo. According to police, the man had reportedly been driving since he was 12 years old and somehow avoided being stopped for decades.…
