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2028 Lotus Esprit Adds V6 Hybrid Engine Option
The upcoming 2028 Lotus Esprit is set to offer two engine options, with sources reporting that a V6 hybrid will join the previously confirmed V8 hybrid. The smaller powertrain could give Lotus a lighter and more affordable version of its new sports car while helping the brand meet its weight and emissions targets. Lotus Esprit…
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Nissan Silvia S15 JDM Import Hits $5,850 With 3 Days Left
This Nissan Silvia Autech Version is a genuine JDM import that was never sold new in the U.S., and it is now being offered as the S15 clears the 25-year import threshold. Finished in Sparkling Silver over a gray interior, the 2000 model shows roughly 124,100 km, or about 77,100 miles, and is currently bid…
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Michael Jordan’s Ferrari 550 Maranello Heads to Auction
A 1997 Ferrari 550 Maranello once owned by NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan is heading to auction, with its previous ownership adding a notable layer of provenance to a car estimated to be worth between $700,000 and $1.3 million. The Ferrari Once Owned by Michael Jordan Jordan received the Ferrari in 1997, the same…
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Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series Set for 2028 Production
The upcoming Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series is being developed as a road-legal version of the brand’s GT3 race car, with an official reveal planned next year before production begins for 2028. Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Källenius has offered an unusually confident assessment of the highly anticipated supercar, promising a model that will be dramatically different from…
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Chevy Bolt Driver Hit With $418 EV Charging Bill
A Michigan driver was charged $418 after plugging a rental Chevrolet Bolt EV into a charger at a Hyundai dealership in Macomb Township for just 44 minutes. The unusually high bill was not the result of a technical error, but of the dealership’s charging rates. Why the Charging Session Cost $418 According to WXYZ News,…
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VW ID. Buzz California Cruise Finally Gets a Camper
The Volkswagen ID. Buzz California Cruise finally gives enthusiasts the official electric camper van they have wanted, adding sleeping and camping equipment to the ID. Buzz Pro. But while the California Cruise is launching in Germany, Volkswagen is not bringing this version to the U.S. just yet. What the ID. Buzz California Cruise Offers The…
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Honda Prelude Owner Reveals 3 Annoying Issues After 11 Months
One of the first owners of the new Honda Prelude hybrid coupe in Japan has driven more than 5,600 miles over 11 months, offering a candid look at what happens after the excitement of a new car begins to fade. While he praises the Prelude’s fuel economy, comfort and relaxed grand tourer character, several everyday…
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New AMG CLA 45 Brings 671 HP With a Tri-Motor EV
The new AMG CLA 45 marks one of the most dramatic changes in Mercedes-AMG’s current lineup, replacing a turbocharged four-cylinder engine with a tri-motor electric powertrain while landing at almost exactly the same price as the model it replaces. In the UK, saloon pricing starts around $91,000, while the Shooting Brake estate costs about $92,300.…
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Jeep Recon EV Gains 20 HP as Range Drops to 230 Miles
The Jeep Recon EV is getting a power increase ahead of its arrival, with Jeep raising its official output to 670 horsepower while revising the electric off-roader’s previously announced driving range. Stellantis Brands Post Growth in a Volatile Year Stellantis has recently benefited from rising sales during a volatile year in which many of its…
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Subaru Hydrogen Patent Focuses on Crash Safety Technology
Subaru may now have three battery-electric vehicles in its lineup, but the automaker is continuing to explore other technologies. A newly discovered patent shows Subaru working on a hydrogen safety system designed to reduce potential risks involving the electric drive motor and hydrogen tank during a crash. Subaru Develops a New Approach to Hydrogen Crash…
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