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GM Agrees to $220 Million Settlement Over Driver Data
General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to resolve allegations that it shared drivers’ personal information with data brokers without their consent. The settlement addresses claims involving the automaker’s connected vehicle technology and Smart Driver program, which collected information from millions of customers between 2016 and 2024. GM Settlement Addresses Driver Privacy Allegations The…
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GM Agrees to $220 Million Settlement Over Driver Data
General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to resolve allegations that it shared drivers’ personal information with data brokers without their consent. The settlement addresses claims involving the automaker’s connected vehicle technology and Smart Driver program, which collected information from millions of customers between 2016 and 2024. GM Settlement Addresses Driver Privacy Allegations The…
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GM Agrees to $220 Million Settlement Over Driver Data
General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to resolve allegations that it shared drivers’ personal information with data brokers without their consent. The settlement addresses claims involving the automaker’s connected vehicle technology and Smart Driver program, which collected information from millions of customers between 2016 and 2024. GM Settlement Addresses Driver Privacy Allegations The…
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Audacious IV Revives Audi Quattro With 750-HP V8 Power
The Audacious IV brings the spirit of the iconic Audi Quattro into the modern era with a custom build featuring RS4 underpinnings, a high-revving V8 and extensive personalization options. Created by British firm Audacious Automotive, the limited-production tribute combines classic Quattro-inspired styling with modern performance, including engine configurations producing up to 750 horsepower. Audacious IV…
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Bosch Patent Reveals Backup Plan for Electronic Brakes
As more vehicles adopt brake-by-wire technology, a new backup braking concept could help drivers stop their cars if the primary electronic controls fail. The proposed system is designed to provide an alternative way to slow down or stop a vehicle when its regular braking electronics become unavailable. How the Backup Braking System Would Work Brake-by-wire…
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Japanese Automakers’ China Production Plunges 63% in 6 Years
Japanese automakers are losing ground in China’s highly competitive auto market, with vehicle production falling 63% in six years to its lowest level in nearly two decades. Toyota, Honda, Nissan and Mazda are facing mounting challenges as changing consumer preferences and growing demand for electric vehicles reshape the world’s largest new-car market. Japanese Automakers’ China…
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Cadillac Escalade Noir Edition Debuts in Japan for $133,000
The Cadillac Escalade Noir Edition has launched in Japan as a limited-run luxury SUV featuring exclusive blacked-out styling and premium interior details. Priced at 21,000,000 Japanese Yen ($133,000), the special edition will be limited to just 20 units in the Japanese market. Cadillac Escalade Noir Edition Gets Exclusive Black Styling General Motors Japan has introduced…
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Toyota Land Cruiser Gets a 320-HP Yanmar Diesel Swap
A classic Toyota Land Cruiser 80-Series has received a major performance upgrade with a marine diesel engine that doubles its factory horsepower and cuts its 0-to-60 mph time nearly in half. The unusual swap uses a Yanmar engine closely related to the original Toyota powerplant, delivering a significant boost while preserving the truck’s rugged character.…
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Audacious IV Revives Audi Quattro With 750-HP V8 Power
The Audacious IV brings the spirit of the iconic Audi Quattro into the modern era with a custom build featuring RS4 underpinnings, a high-revving V8 and extensive personalization options. Created by British firm Audacious Automotive, the limited-production tribute combines classic Quattro-inspired styling with modern performance, including engine configurations producing up to 750 horsepower. Audacious IV…
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Bosch Patent Reveals Backup Plan for Electronic Brakes
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Japanese Automakers’ China Production Plunges 63% in 6 Years
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Cadillac Escalade Noir Edition Debuts in Japan for $133,000
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