Alpina's First EV Will Be Based On The BMW i7, And Oh Yeah Baby, It'll Come In Brown
The V8-powered B7 was spied just a few days ago, and now we've got spy photos of the electric version of the Alpina 7 Series.
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IIHS Founder Warned Drivers About The Dangers Of Speed Almost A Decade Before He Started The Organization: What's Streaming
Before the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety existed to study cars and crashes, James Kemper was making his own PSA films about road safety.
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Flock Cameras Can Still Record License Plates Using Infrared, Your Trash Bags And Canceled Contracts Be Damned
It's always safe to double bag. Who knows what kind of trash can seep through just the one layer.
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Nissan Brings The Patrol Name Back To The U.S. After Nearly 60 Years ... Kind Of
Nissan last used the name "Patrol" in America in the 1960s. Now it's returning, though the brand's fans will find the car it's on surprisingly familiar.
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21961 Chevy Impala Bubble Top For Sale With 1,111 Miles Shown Is A Wild LS V8 Restomod
Made modern where it counts with lots of creature comforts, but still as stylish as the day it was designed, this Impala has a price tag you might not believe.
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I've Solved The 72-Hour EV Test Drive Conundrum, And Every Automaker Is Free To Steal My Idea (Except Tesla)
If automakers want consumers to purchase their electric vehicles, it's as simple as putting butts in seats, and this is the best way to do it.
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Oil Prices Fall As Trump Appears To Lose Will To Keep Fighting Iran War After Republicans Got Their Butts Kicked
We've seen wishful thinking drop oil prices before, so don't assume the traders know anything we don't.
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Elon Musk Insists Tesla Cybertruck Demand Is So Strong It Actually Has To Refund Deposits Before Production Shuts Down
Elon Musk says there are tons of orders for the Tesla Cybertruck, which of course is true. Strongly selling cars are always canceled, aren't they?
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These Are The Worst Road Trips You've Ever Taken
I love driving, but have road trips been a secret form of torture all along?
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Cheated On His Marriage With An Alleged Spy
Plus rough times over at Tesla and SpaceX, dealerships are sharing your most sensitive conversations with AI and Toyota is trying to get a break on tariffs.
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Open Your Mind And The 2027 Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe Will Blow It
Like all the best magic acts and wonders of the world, the electric Mercedes-AMG GT must be seen — or rather, heard and experienced — to be believed.
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Hyundai's XRT Off-Road Division Is On The Right Path But A Step Behind
After spending a day with the 2026 Santa Fe XRT and 2026 Palisade XRT Pro off-roading in rural Missouri, I'm not totally sure Hyundai is all the way there yet.
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2027 Nissan Rogue Hybrid's Silence Speaks Volumes
With a unique powertrain, the new 2027 Nissan Rogue Hybrid drives like nothing else in its class, and that's a good thing.
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2027 Audi Q9 And SQ9 Go Straight To The Top Of Their Class
Both three-row SUVs are fully qualified for the role of Audi's new flagship, offering families a sleek, luxurious kid-hauling chariot that should inspire envy.
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1961 Chevy Impala Bubble Top For Sale With 1,111 Miles Shown Is A Wild LS V8 Restomod
Made modern where it counts with lots of creature comforts, but still as stylish as the day it was designed, this Impala has a price tag you might not believe.
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2027 Chevy Trax's $2,000 Price Increase Makes Sense
Chevrolet dropped the base trim level of the Trax, which accounts for most of that price increase.
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1968 Chevy Camaro Convertible For Sale With 83,414 Miles Shown Brings Supercharged V8 To Play
The last time it was up for auction, the sale on this Camaro didn't go through, but the owner has made a few fixes, and it's back up for grabs.
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At $8,000, Could This 1977 Cadillac Seville Milan Get You To Go Short?
Coach built in the 1970s, this shortened version of a Cadillac Seville was already rare, but then there's the matter of the 6.2-liter V8 under the hood.
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At $18,900, Is This Incredibly Low-Mileage 1986 Chrysler LeBaron Town & Country A Woody You Would Buy?
With four-digit mileage and in a condition that makes it feel like it's been stored in a time capsule, this LeBaron is more expensive now then when it was new.
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At $11,995, Could This 2013 Cadillac Escalade Hybrid Make You 'Slade In The Shade?
With a big V8 and a hybrid system, this well-maintained Escalade has a rare powertrain, but does that make it desirable or worth nearly $12k?
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At $18,000, Could This 1997 Bentley Brooklands Let You See How The Other Half Lives?
It's in excellent condition, and it has relatively low miles, but would the potential for costly future repairs scare you away from this ultra-luxury sedan?
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São Paulo Grand Prix Proves F1 Can Still Thrill In The Rain
The São Paulo Grand Prix was undeterred by the wet weather, and Formula 1 is all the better for an exciting race that crowned this year's constructor champ.
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Which Generation Of Hyundai Tucson Is Safest According To The IIHS
Hyundai's most popular SUV has been on the market for over 20 years now, but one generation stands out as the safest according to IIHS' rigorous testing.
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