Los Angeles Car Strippers Leave Porsche 911 A Shell Of Its Former Self
The cops notified the car's owner, and the LAPD says its detectives are on the case.
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Upcoming Schumacher Short Film Features Homebuilt F1 Car
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Los Angeles Car Strippers Leave Porsche 911 A Shell Of Its Former Self
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Upcoming Schumacher Short Film Features Homebuilt F1 Car
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Tesla Reportedly Dodged Hundreds Of Millions In Taxes, Paying Nothing In 2025
We're looking at Tesla's tax dodging, and Europe's turn to EVs. We'll also look at some ill portents for Level 3 autonomy, and Ford's fiery F-150 fallout.
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It can either be because the car is cool or the name is cool, your justifications are valid, as are (most of) your opinions.
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At $42,500, Is This 2021 Karma Revero GT A Reborn Bargain?
A weird hybrid with an equally weird history, but does that make this Karma a sensible buy?
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Why The Datsun 510 Earned The Poor Man's BMW Title
The two-door sedan might be a thing of the past, but one Japanese creation has becomes something of a cult hero. Calling it the Poor Man's BMW is no insult.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz C-Class EV Is The Sedan's Most Substantial Redesign Ever
The C400 4Matic will be the first model on sale in the first half of 2027, with 482 horsepower and a range that should exceed 400 miles.
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It's a nine-inch minimum for a small car.
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5 EV Buying Tips I Had To Learn The Hard Way
Modern EVs are more advanced than ever, and there are all sorts of factors to consider before buying one, so get your advice from a seasoned expert.
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Toyota Made Japan's Only Production V12, And It Was A Lover, Not A Fighter
Toyota developed the only production V12 to come from Japan to provide a smooth, comfortable riding experience for one of its most opulent executive vehicles.
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These Are The Main Differences Between The Toyota GR86 Yuzu And The Subaru BRZ Series.Yellow
The BRZ and GR86 are twins that resulted from a Toyota and Subaru marriage, but the new hyper-yellow versions of both coupes may be even harder to tell apart.
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Depending on how many cylinders your engine has, there's definitely a limit as to how many turbochargers you can add before things get out of hand.
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Towing can put your vehicle under a great deal of stress. But does that mean that you'll have to deal with oil changes more often, among other things?
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How Did The Milwaukee-Eight Engine Get Its Name?
Harley-Davidson's modern V-twin is called the Milwaukee-Eight, and it's offered in a choice of different displacements. But why does it have that name?
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Wild Wild West Side: Horseback NYPD Cop Chases Down Suspected Purse Thief
Clearly, the NYPD isn't horsing around... I'm so sorry.
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How Reliable Is A 2021 Tesla Model X?
Tesla is discontinuing the Model X for 2026. Five years later, does a 2021 model hold up well enough to stand the test of time after its production ends?
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At Least One Pope Preferred Manual Transmissions
Pope Leo was recently gifted a Ford Explorer Hybrid, but when he was driving around Chicago before the papacy, he was shifting his own gears in a humble sedan.
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Why Superchargers Can't Touch The Efficiency Of Turbochargers
From a distance, superchargers and turbochargers can seem similar — so why are turbochargers so much more efficient?
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Is One-Pedal Driving Really More Efficient?
One-pedal driving is a feature used in many modern vehicles to regenerate power. But how much efficiency does it actually provide in the long run?
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Did GM Screw Up By Not Making Corvette Its Own Brand?
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It Seems Your Tesla Will Recognize A 3.5-Inch Floppy Disk Drive
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