Autos
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Toyota debuts Urban Cruiser EV as its new budget electric SUV
Toyota is pushing deeper into affordable battery power with the debut of the Urban Cruiser EV, a compact electric SUV aimed at drivers who want…
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How the 1954 Mercury Monterey split the market perfectly
The 1954 Mercury Monterey arrived at a moment when American car buyers were splitting into two camps: those chasing luxury and those chasing value. Instead…
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Tesla rental firm collapses after betting big on Musk’s autonomy hype
A Dutch electric vehicle rental specialist that staked its future on Elon Musk’s promise of self-driving Teslas has collapsed, leaving a trail of depreciated cars…
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Musk’s $55B pay package restored by Court with a whopping $1 penalty
Elon Musk has regained one of the largest executive pay awards in corporate history, and it came with a symbolic sting in the tail. The…
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When the 1952 Nash Ambassador bet on aerodynamics
The 1952 Nash Ambassador arrived at a moment when American cars were growing longer, lower, and louder, yet few were shaped so unapologetically by the…
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How the 1971 Hemi Challenger quietly rewrote performance rules
The 1971 Hemi Challenger arrived just as the original muscle-car wave was starting to ebb, yet it quietly reset expectations for what a street car…
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When Pontiac made the Catalina 421HO (And what they’re worth currently)
Pontiac’s big-body Catalina became a serious performance threat when engineers slipped the 421 High Output V8 under its broad hood, turning a family-sized sedan into…
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Why the 1958 Edsel Corsair couldn’t escape its timing
The 1958 Edsel Corsair arrived with the weight of an entire industry’s expectations on its fins. In the late 1950s, Detroit was convinced that bigger,…
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Even a broken leg won’t stop Brad Keslowski from a Daytona 500 start
Brad Keselowski has built a career on racing through chaos, so it tracks that even a broken leg is being treated as a speed bump…
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Ford and Ram pulled the plug, should GM also ditch the Electric Truck?
Ford and Ram have both slowed or reshaped their electric pickup ambitions, rattling a segment that was supposed to be the next big profit engine…
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