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Acura Reportedly Developing Large Hybrid SUV to Rival Lexus TX
Acura is reportedly developing a new three-row hybrid SUV aimed at narrowing the sales gap with Lexus. According to Automotive News, the new model is expected to target the Lexus TX and will be positioned above the Acura MDX as the brand’s flagship utility vehicle. Acura Plans a Larger Three-Row Hybrid SUV Lexus outsold Acura…
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New Lada Niva Legend Adds First-Ever Airbag After Decades
The Lada Niva Legend has received a significant update, introducing the model’s first-ever driver airbag nearly five decades after its debut. While the rugged SUV retains its familiar design and off-road character, the latest version also gains a new engine, improved comfort features, and numerous component upgrades. Lada Niva Legend Keeps Its Classic Design The…
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Rezvani Dune Debuts as an Extreme Off-Road Lamborghini Huracan
Rezvani Dune takes the Lamborghini Huracan platform far beyond traditional supercar territory, transforming it into a purpose-built off-road machine with a supercharged 800-horsepower V10, increased ground clearance, specialized suspension, and production limited to just seven units. Rezvani Reinvents the Lamborghini Huracan for Off-Road Driving The automotive industry is typically divided into well-defined market segments designed…
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China Auto Parts Ban Could Raise U.S. Car Prices by 2030
The proposed China auto parts ban is driving significant changes across the U.S. automotive industry, as lawmakers move to restrict vehicles and components with Chinese ties. New legislation and related measures are prompting suppliers and automakers to prepare for a major shift in sourcing, while raising concerns about higher vehicle costs. Senate Advances New Restrictions…
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Mavis Pep Boys Deal Expands Auto Service Industry Consolidation
The Mavis Pep Boys deal is reshaping the U.S. automotive service industry after Mavis Tire agreed to acquire Pep Boys from Carl Icahn’s holding company for $700 million. The transaction further expands one of the nation’s largest tire and vehicle service networks while highlighting the growing concentration of major automotive service brands under a small…
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Mercedes-Benz Opens First U.S. Studio in Beverly Hills
Mercedes-Benz has opened its first Studio in the United States, introducing a new luxury brand space in Beverly Hills that allows visitors to experience the automaker outside of a traditional dealership. The location also serves as the company’s first U.S. Manufaktur Made to Measure hub, where customers can personalize their vehicles with a wide selection…
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2028 Chevrolet Camaro Could Return as a Classic Two-Door Coupe
The 2028 Chevrolet Camaro is expected to make a return in a familiar format after its discontinuation, with signs pointing to a classic two-door, four-seat, front-engine, rear-wheel-drive coupe rather than an electric SUV. If introduced, the model would mark the latest chapter for Chevrolet’s iconic pony car. Camaro Poised for a Return The Chevrolet Camaro…
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Red Bull RB17 Hypercar Revealed With 1,250-HP V10 Power
The Red Bull RB17 has officially been revealed after years of development, bringing the company’s first hypercar from concept to production. Originally announced in 2022, the RB17 combines Formula 1-inspired engineering with a naturally aspirated V10 hybrid powertrain and will be built in an ultra-limited production run. Red Bull’s First Hypercar Reaches Production In 2022,…
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Acura Reportedly Plans Large Hybrid SUV to Challenge Lexus TX
Acura is reportedly preparing a new three-row hybrid SUV aimed at narrowing its sales gap with Lexus by competing directly with the Lexus TX. According to Automotive News, the upcoming model is expected to sit above the Acura MDX and become the brand’s largest utility vehicle when it enters production later this decade. Acura Targets…
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