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Clayton Lloyd Iley Car Collection Heads to Federal Auction
More than 90 vehicles seized from Texas businessman Clayton Lloyd Iley are set to be auctioned following his conviction for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. The collection includes Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati and Porsche models, along with military vehicles, pickup trucks and a classic 1968 Pontiac Firebird, after Iley agreed to surrender his assets as…
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Toyota 86 NEO86 Body Kit Brings Pop-Up Headlights to the U.S.
The Toyota 86 NEO86 body kit has arrived in the United States, transforming the first-generation Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ into retro-inspired sports cars modeled after the 1980s Toyota Corolla AE86. The kit features angular bodywork, wider fenders and pop-up headlights, and its installation has proved more straightforward than expected during a recent conversion of…
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Kia EVs Face New Chinese Competition as Canada Cuts Tariffs
Kia is not worried about the arrival of Chinese electric vehicles in Canada, even as lower import tariffs open the door to new competition and challenge the pricing of established EV brands. The automaker plans to compete by offering affordable electric vehicles with features buyers want, betting that its value proposition can hold up as…
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Tesla Roadster: Rocket Thrusters Promise Sub-Second Acceleration
The next-generation Tesla Roadster made an extraordinary impression with a prototype reveal featuring wall-climbing technology, a flying kickflip and a claimed zero-to-60 mph time of less than one second. Behind the dramatic demonstration are engineering calculations involving powerful fans, compressed nitrogen and rocket-style thrusters, although questions remain about whether the technology can translate into a…
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Fiat Multiplina Concept: A New Small EV for the U.S.?
The Fiat Multiplina Concept could give the Italian automaker a new opportunity to expand its presence in the U.S. market, combining compact dimensions with seating for up to four people. Inspired by the 1956 600 Multipla, the electric concept builds on the Topolino’s platform, although weight restrictions and U.S. safety regulations could complicate its path…
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Audi Georgia Plant: $4 Billion Investment, 4,500 Jobs
Audi plans to invest $4 billion in a new assembly and manufacturing plant in Georgia, marking a major step toward expanding its production in the United States. President Donald Trump announced the plan in Macon, Central Georgia, where the facility is expected to produce 200,000 SUVs annually and create thousands of American jobs. Audi Plans…
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BMW and Rimac Expand EV Partnership With Two New Cars
BMW and Rimac are expanding their electric vehicle partnership, with two additional models in development beyond the already announced 2027 BMW i7. The collaboration highlights Rimac’s growing role in BMW’s electric vehicle technology following a three-year development effort to meet the German automaker’s demanding production and performance requirements. Rimac founder Mate Rimac confirmed that the…
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Chevrolet Corvette C9: Why the Next Generation May Stay Affordable
The next-generation Chevrolet Corvette C9 is expected to maintain a relatively affordable price position even as Chevrolet explores new technologies and seeks to improve performance. Despite the C8’s move to a mid-engine layout, the Corvette is not expected to target Ferrari and Lamborghini pricing, with affordability remaining an important consideration for the next generation. The…
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HWA Teases a New Mercedes-AMG Hammer-Inspired Performance Car
HWA is teasing a new high-performance road car that could revive the spirit of the legendary Mercedes-AMG Hammer. The company has released a preview of an unnamed vehicle whose silhouette appears similar to the Mercedes-Benz W124, raising the possibility that its next project could reinterpret one of AMG’s most iconic performance cars for the modern…
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EV Battery Aftermarket Could Reach $216 Billion by the 2030s
The EV battery aftermarket is emerging as a major global business as early electric vehicles age, factory warranties expire and owners seek affordable replacement options. The market could account for 10% to 20% of the total electric vehicle battery market within the next five years, creating new opportunities for independent repair shops, battery recyclers and…
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