Autos
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Potential motor oil shortage could push U.S. oil change prices higher
A tightening supply of motor oil components is raising concerns that routine maintenance costs could climb across the United States, potentially increasing the price of…
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Dodge teases “Copperhead SRT” as rumors swirl around a new street monster
Dodge has sparked speculation across the performance car world after teasing the name “Copperhead SRT,” a possible new addition to its high-performance lineup under the…
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Jack Roush collection cars headed to Mecum auction lineup
A significant group of performance and collector vehicles from the Jack Roush collection is set to hit the auction block through Mecum Auctions, bringing together…
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Stellantis’ $7 billion U.S. plan targets 11 new models by 2030
Stellantis is preparing a major push in the United States with a $7 billion investment plan aimed at launching 11 new or refreshed models by…
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Audi’s adaptive headlights finally arrive in U.S. models after years abroad
Audi is bringing its advanced adaptive headlight technology to U.S. vehicles, marking a long-awaited rollout of lighting systems that have already been widely used in…
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Hyundai recalls 421,000 vehicles over software-linked braking risk
Hyundai Motor Company has issued a major recall affecting approximately 421,000 vehicles after identifying a software-related issue that could interfere with braking performance under certain…
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Pressure washing tires can damage sidewalls if the spray is too aggressive
Using a pressure washer to clean tires might seem like a quick way to remove grime and brake dust, but experts warn that blasting tire…
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Traffic in Chicago, New York City, and Philadelphia now costs drivers over 100 hours a year in lost time
Commuters in major U.S. metro areas including Chicago, New York City, and Philadelphia are now losing more than 100 hours per year sitting in traffic,…
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Tesla rebrands FSD as “Tesla assisted driving” for China market
Tesla is reportedly rebranding its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system in China under a new name, “Tesla Assisted Driving,” in a move aimed at aligning with…
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GM tested turbocharged V6 Corvette concepts during the late-1970s fuel crisis
During the fuel crisis of the late 1970s, General Motors quietly explored a radical shift in Corvette engineering, including experimental turbocharged V6 configurations intended to…
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