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  • Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale Perla Nera Debuts in Black

    Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale Perla Nera Debuts in Black

    The Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale Perla Nera has made its debut at the automaker’s museum in Arese, Italy, giving the limited-production supercar an entirely different appearance. Finished in exposed matte carbon fiber rather than the red associated with many Alfa Romeo models, the one-off creation was commissioned by its owner and is the first project…

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  • Nissan Warns Chinese Automakers Could Build Cars in Mexico

    Nissan Warns Chinese Automakers Could Build Cars in Mexico

    Nissan is preparing for the possibility that Chinese automakers will begin building vehicles in Mexico within the next two to three years, a move that could intensify competition for Nissan and other established automakers serving the U.S. market. Nissan Americas Chairman Christian Meunier told Automotive News that Chinese automakers could start producing cars in Mexico…

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  • GM Defense Wins $697.7 Million Army Vehicle Contract

    GM Defense Wins $697.7 Million Army Vehicle Contract

    GM Defense has received a major boost from the U.S. Department of War, with nearly $700 million added to its contract to build Chevrolet Colorado-based Infantry Squad Vehicles for the U.S. Army. The $697.7 million modification is more than three times the $214 million value listed in the Army’s original 2020 contract for Infantry Squad…

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  • Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT Could Return With Supercharged Power

    Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT Could Return With Supercharged Power

    The Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT could return after disappearing following the 2021 model year, with Jeep executives signaling that a high-performance version remains under consideration. Jeep Vice President of Sales Mauricio Lopez said that “absolutely everything is on the table” when asked about a high-performance Grand Cherokee, while SRT chief Tim Kuniskis has raised expectations…

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  • Tesla Model Y Demand Pushes U.S. Delivery Waits Into 2027

    Tesla Model Y Demand Pushes U.S. Delivery Waits Into 2027

    The Tesla Model Y remains the best-selling EV in the U.S. by a wide margin, but strong demand is now translating into significantly longer delivery times for some versions of the electric SUV. Tesla Model Y Demand Drives Longer Waits Cox Automotive estimates that Tesla sold 163,454 Model Ys in the U.S. during the first…

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  • Nissan Terrano PHEV Spotted Testing as Global Strategy Shifts

    Nissan Terrano PHEV Spotted Testing as Global Strategy Shifts

    Nissan’s global strategy is taking a new direction as the automaker looks to use its partnerships in China to develop global models, including the Nissan Terrano PHEV SUV, which has now been spotted undergoing testing in Australia. Nissan Terrano PHEV Spotted Testing in Australia Australian automotive publication Drive reported that a test mule of the…

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  • Mazda’s Last Rotary Could Bring Wankel Power Back

    Mazda’s Last Rotary Could Bring Wankel Power Back

    Mazda’s rotary engine could return as a true source of propulsion, with the automaker considering hybrid technology as a potential way to overcome the emissions challenges that have long complicated the Wankel engine. Mazda’s Last Rotary-Powered Car For more than a decade, the Mazda RX-8 has been the company’s last rotary-powered sports car. But it…

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  • 2027 Lexus TZ 450e Starts at $64,050 With AWD

    2027 Lexus TZ 450e Starts at $64,050 With AWD

    The 2027 Lexus TZ 450e will start at $64,050, including the $1,550 destination charge, giving Lexus a three-row electric SUV with a starting price closer to mainstream competitors despite its luxury positioning. 2027 Lexus TZ 450e Pricing and Power The entry-level TZ Premium carries an MSRP that is about $3,500 higher than the Hyundai Ioniq…

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  • Mercedes Says New MPG Rules Won’t Change U.S. Plans

    Mercedes Says New MPG Rules Won’t Change U.S. Plans

    Mercedes-Benz says the latest changes to U.S. fuel-economy requirements will not alter its current product strategy because vehicles reaching the market today were developed well before the regulatory changes were announced. Mercedes-Benz Says It Must Stay Flexible Automakers face constantly changing regulations across global markets, and those changes can affect product planning and business decisions.…

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  • Diesel Truck Discounts Reach $10,524 on 2026 Models

    Diesel Truck Discounts Reach $10,524 on 2026 Models

    Diesel prices have climbed well above gasoline, pushing the cost of operating diesel-powered vehicles higher and prompting major American automakers to offer significant discounts on heavy-duty diesel pickups. Ram is offering the largest discount, with savings of up to $10,524 on select 2026 models. Ram Offers the Biggest Diesel Truck Discount CarsDirect found that all…

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