Category: Automobile

The APR Stage 3 PowerMax GT2563S Turbocharger System for the MK8 Golf R / S3 / Arteon Platform is a direct bolt-on upgrade that includes a Garrett turbocharger, installation kit, and APR software upgrade. This system delivers an impressive 478-543 HP and 409-435 LB-FT of torque, depending on octane level. Designed to maximize power with…

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First of all, you must know what is meant by FCA certification and I-Car platinum certification. FCA stands for Financial Conduct Authority. It is a certificate which is certified to only those employees who are fit and proper to carry out their duties efficiently. This certificate ensures that a particular firm has achieved the standard…

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It’s always exciting to see a new detailing product come onto the scene from one of your favourite brands. So, when Nanolex informed us about Si3D Cerabide, we couldn’t wait to see the results. Nanolex are famed for producing top-quality ceramic coatings. The original Si3D remains as popular as ever. This applies to the professional…

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Car finance is one of the most popular ways for drivers to fund their next car purchase. Car finance comes in a number of different forms and can be tailored to your budget. The cost of both new and used car buying has increased in recent years and it can be hard for drivers to…

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BMW Motorrad India has officially revealed that the eagerly awaited BMW CE 02 electric scooter will launch in India on October 1, 2024. The CE 02 made its debut today, with pricing details set to be disclosed at the launch event. Manufactured at the TVS plant in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, this innovative electric scooter is…

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The Renault 17, a distinctive French coupe from the 1970s, may not be a household name, but it’s one that invokes nostalgia for a generation of auto enthusiasts. Born from a decade defined by daring designs, disco, and social change, the Renault 17 has been revived as a modern restomod by French designer Ora Ïto….

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Lotus has unveiled the Theory 1 electric supercar concept, ushering in a new chapter of design, performance, and technology for the storied sports car brand. Arguably, Lotus’ most iconic designs herald from the 1970s and 80s with their dramatic wedge shapes and angular styling. The Lotus Theory 1 looks to capitalize on those historical design…

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Today we want to share with you the latest sightings of the 2026 Hyundai Palisade, specifically regarding the 9-Seater model that was rumored and now our colleagues at ShortsCar captured it for the first time. Palisade Exterior Design & Styling The 2026 Palisade, codenamed LX3, is poised to build upon the success of its predecessors…

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Another legacy name returns as the brand’s new entry-level retail minivan. Chrysler is welcoming back a member of the brand’s minivan family, adding the 2025 Chrysler Voyager to its retail lineup as an option under $40,000. Stellantis, former Chrysler Corporation, has built a reputation for resurrecting classic model names and applying them to new products….

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Featured on  AutoHunter, the online auction platform driven by ClassicCars.com, is this low-mileage 1979 Pontiac Trans Am.  Thanks largely to its starring role in the movie “Smokey and the Bandit,” the Pontiac Trans Am was the dream car of the 1970s and 80s for those who loved American muscle cars. In the era of mediocre performance, it…

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