Another American Killed By Faulty Chinese Airbag Inflator — Explained
Faulty airbag inflators can expel shrapnel into a driver’s chest, neck, eyes, and face
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Your Car’s New AI Assistant Is Very Friendly, Mostly Because It Wants Your Money — Explained
Highly-integrated automotive assistants will easily analyze a vehicle and future maintenance needs
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The 2026 Mazda3 Sedan Proves Small Cars Still Make A Lot Of Sense — Explained
It won’t win every comparison on paper, but the Mazda3’s size, quality and driving manners make tremendous sense in the city
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The Aftermarket Already Has Plans For Ferrari’s $639K Luce EV You Should Know
Several aftermarket tweaks make the Luce’s look even more radical
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VW’s ID. Polo Waiting List Is So Long You’ll Get A McLaren Sooner You Should Know
Europe’s new affordable EV is reportedly facing a 10-month wait after attracting more than 30,000 orders
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VW Plant To Switch From Convertibles To Air Defense Systems You Should Know
Aurelius Capital and the State of Lower Saxony will takeover the Osnabrück plant, and transform it into a military production hub with Rafael Advanced Defense Systems
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With Diesel At An All-Time High, Everything Is Getting More Expensive You Should Know
Diesel fuels the transport industry, so when it goes up, so does everything else.
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The Most Extreme Lexus Crossover Could Borrow Even More Cues From The GR Corolla — Explained
Lexus is working on an even more extreme version of the LBX Morizo RR, and it appears to have a carbon fiber roof and rear bumper
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A Look at one German Sedan Beat Every Tesla On Battery Health After 93,000 Miles
If you’re on the fence about buying an EV, fears about battery degradation shouldn’t dissuade you
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Understanding the World’s Only Matte Ferrari Enzo Was Owned By A Royal Family
In 2024, this Enzo underwent a comprehensive restoration at a cost of more than €110,000
