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The Hyundai Sonata has a storied past, but its future, particularly for a 9th generation, remains uncertain with current plans pointing towards discontinuation. However, a fascinating speculative design rendering made by NYMammoth has emerged, offering a glimpse into what a 9th gen Hyundai Sonata could look like if it were to blend Hyundai’s rich design heritage with…

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A medida que aumenta la distracción al volante, más estados están promulgando leyes de manos libres para combatirla, pero no todos los conductores están captando el mensaje. Nuevos datos de Gruber Law revelan que, si bien los estados con leyes de manos libres están experimentando reducciones de accidentes de hasta un 12,8 %, la falta…

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Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Television’s broadcast debut in 1936 unfolded like a plot made for the medium itself—complete with bitter competition, intrigue, celebration, and devastating setbacks. The story reached its climax when a fire at London’s Crystal Palace destroyed parts of television inventor John Logie…

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The second-generation (G87) BMW M2 received an update in June last year, and this has now made its way to Malaysia. Making its launch debut at today’s My BMW World, the junior two-door M coupe benefits from a punchier powertrain while retaining the same equipment as the pre-update model. Under the bonnet, the S58 3.0…

Read More “2025 BMW M2 launched in Malaysia – uprated S58 engine, now with 480 PS, 600 Nm; priced from RM651k” »

Imagine being stuck on the side of the road trying desperately to change a tire, tire iron in hand, only to discover that your lug nut has grown and your wrench no longer fits. It sounds like a joke, but it’s a real design flaw on millions of cars, most notably by Ford, and mechanics…

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Quick Facts About Catalytic Converter Theft  Catalytic converter theft surged during the pandemic, but the latest statistics show a 68% decrease from 2023 to 2024. That is attributed to increased awareness and the declining value of the metals in the component. Thieves target catalytic converters for their valuable metal content and easy removal, and some…

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BLKstudio/Shutterstock If you’re driving a Honda, you may have noticed that big green Econ button. It’s pretty hard to miss, really. The name “Econ” sounds like something that should save you money. And given the leaf painted on that green button, maybe it’s saving the environment, too….

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The Ford Mustang Dark Horse uses a 5.0-liter V8 with 500 horsepower. Cadillac’s CT4-V Blackwing runs a twin-turbo V6 producing 472 horses. Both cars completed the quarter-mile in the low 12-second range. While there probably aren’t many people in the US who cross-shop a Ford Mustang Dark Horse and a Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing, these two…

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Australia is already home to more automotive brands than any other country, making it one of the world’s most competitive auto markets as well as one of the smallest, but Chinese giant BYD says value-focused local consumers will benefit from even more of them as brand loyalty disappears amid the cost of living crisis. “Australia…

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