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Ford recalls 254,000 SUVs over software that can disable safety features
Ford is recalling 254,000 SUVs in the United States after discovering a software problem that can disable rearview cameras and several driver-assistance features, raising the…
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Ford’s $8.2B loss raises eyebrows as CEO compensation reaches new peak
Ford just posted one of the largest annual losses in its history while its chief executive collected his richest payday yet. The contrast between an…
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China Is Projecting Laser Light Shows Across Highways to Fight Drowsy Driving. Does It Work?
On a handful of long, isolated expressways in China, drivers cruising through pitch-dark stretches are suddenly engulfed in corridors of bright, multicolored laser light. Green,…
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This 1969 El Camino SS found a way to be two things at once
On paper, a 1969 El Camino SS should not work. It asks to be a muscle car and a pickup at the same time, a…
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The 1968 GTO Judge didn’t need subtlety to make an impact
The Pontiac GTO arrived in the mid 1960s as a shot of pure attitude, but the 1968 model proved the car did not need loud…
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A 1972 Dodge Demon still carries that raw street feel
The 1972 Dodge Demon arrived as a compact with a chip on its shoulder, a small-bodied street fighter that still feels raw and unfiltered more…
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The 1965 Skylark GS became more important than anyone expected
The 1965 Buick Skylark GS arrived as a niche option in a conservative brand’s catalog, yet it quietly rewrote what a Detroit performance car could…
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This 1969 Galaxie 500 was made for distance and it still delivers
A 1969 Galaxie 500 is not a car that rushes to the next stoplight. It settles into a long, unhurried stride, the kind of rhythm…
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The 1967 Camaro Z/28 was quietly changing the game
The original 1967 Camaro Z/28 arrived quietly, built in tiny numbers and never pushed in big advertising campaigns, yet it reshaped how American manufacturers thought…
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The 1965 Catalina was built for long roads and it still shows
The 1965 Pontiac Catalina arrived as a full-size machine built to cross states in one sweep, yet still respond when the road turned twisty. Six…
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