2027 Mercedes-Benz CLA220 4Matic Hybrid Is The 'Here, Damn' Of Cars
The automaker surely knows this half-hearted hybrid isn't as good as the electric version it'll run alongside, but I really don't think it's too concerned.
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FAA Chooses Defense Company Without Civilian Flight Experience To Overhaul Air Traffic Control
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Chevy Experimented With A 2-Rotor Corvette In '73
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The CLA Edmunds tested didn't just beat the EPA's number, it kicked its teeth in.
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