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The department’s mantra? Ask “Should we push this further?” and the answer is always “Yes!” The post BMW Has M, Mercedes Has AMG, and Now
Lower crash frequency and repair costs fueled a banner year, and that performance is now translating into direct payouts for policyholders
The digital cockpit of several Hyundai models turns into a Pokedex with new Pikachu and Ditto-themed skins
Piston rings are the seals in your cylinders, giving you better compression and power, but what happens if they wear or break? And how can
The 2026 Versa debuts next month and it features a new design, a modernized cabin, and a familiar engine
While Audi’s four-door hatchback gets more complex, the newest generation significantly ups the performance ante too.
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The automaker will replace the EQB’s high-voltage battery, which could short-circuit, posing a fire risk.
After the California DMV threatened to strip Tesla of its dealer license, the automaker changed the way it markets its driver assistance features.
HP Tuners cracked the engine control module for GM’s LT6 and LT7 V-8s, and then a modded ZR1 registered 1180 horsepower at the wheels.
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“It’s a great little hatchet that should last a lifetime.”
“You can definitely replace your car with this.”
The full Cup Series field will take the green flag for the 350-lap race, but it will eventually be reduced to 26 cars for the
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