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Citroën’s electric 2 CV concept debuted in Paris 78 years after the original, with production due by 2028
The Citroën 2 CV concept made its public debut at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, 78 years after the original 2 CV was first shown…
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Hyundai tells 94,622 Genesis and G80 owners to park outside because a stuck seat switch can overheat the motor
Hyundai is recalling 94,622 sedans in the United States because a front power-seat switch can stick and leave the seat motor running until it overheats.…
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Tyler Reddick’s first win in 23 races came at Phoenix in a 23XI Toyota and left six drivers within 56 points
Tyler Reddick won at Phoenix Raceway on Sunday, October 18, and ended a 23-race stretch without a NASCAR Cup Series victory. He drove the No.…
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Each supercharged Auburn 851 Speedster carried a dash plaque certifying it had passed 100 mph
Every supercharged Auburn 851 Speedster left the factory with a small plaque on its dashboard. It carried race driver Ab Jenkins’ etched signature and a…
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Pininfarina’s Paolo Martin styled the 1975 Rolls-Royce Camargue, the first car with dual-zone air conditioning
The Rolls-Royce Camargue was a two-door Rolls styled in Italy by Pininfarina’s Paolo Martin and launched in 1975. At its debut it was the most…
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How Volkswagen’s VR6 fit six cylinders under one head with a 15-degree V
Volkswagen’s VR6 engine squeezed six cylinders into a block narrow enough to wear a single cylinder head. The trick was a V angle of just…
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A nearly stock Velocette Venom averaged over 100 mph for 24 hours at Montlhéry in 1961
On March 18 and 19, 1961, a 500cc Velocette Venom averaged 100.05 mph for 24 hours on the banked track at Montlhéry, near Paris. Eight…
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Mazda built 14,336 Rotary Pickups for 1974, then just 632 for 1976 after skipping a model year
In 1974, Mazda built 14,336 examples of its Rotary Pickup, the Mazda REPU, for North America. Then sales stalled, Mazda paused production for the 1975…
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A Long Island Ford dealer put a 289 V8 in the TVR Grantura and sold it as the Griffith
The TVR Griffith 200 was a small British fiberglass coupe with a Ford 289 V8 installed on Long Island, New York. Jack Griffith, a Ford…
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8 Humber Super Snipes from the 1938 original to the last Series VA in 1967
The Humber Super Snipe ran for almost three decades, from a fast 1938 saloon to the Series VA that bowed out in 1967. Along the…
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