A Porsche 911 driver sought nearly $100,000 in damages for a 2022 highway crash. Lawyers dropped the case after video footage revealed the claim was fabricated. The dashcam showed the driver hiding behind a sign, not seated inside the parked car. What started as a routine roadside stop turned into a legal mess for one…
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The Honda-Nissan merger may have fallen through, but a partnership between the two Japanese juggernauts could see Honda finally offer a traditional, body-on-frame rival to the Ford Ranger. The Nikkei newspaper, via Reuters, reports Nissan has commenced discussions with Honda to supply it with vehicles produced at its under-utilised Canton, Mississippi plant in the US….
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If you’ve ever wondered what a luxury apartment on wheels going fast looks like, this is it. Exhibiting both pace and grace, the Rolls-Royce Ghost is at the Goodwood Festival of Speed this weekend. Despite having a massive V12 engine under the hood, the ultra-luxury sedan is nearly as quiet as the Spectre electric coupe…
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Grants to incentivise sales of electric cars are set to return as part of a tier system that will reward better subsidiaries to UK-made vehicles, reports The Telegraph. The outlet claims that £640 million in taxpayer cash will be used to fund the move as part of new plans to boost retail sales of EVs. …
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BYD has confirmed it uses Australia as a testbed for future and global products, thanks to our country’s unique road conditions and climate. Australia’s unique road and climate conditions have made it an ideal testing ground for BYD products around the world, according to the Chinese brand. Speaking to Drive, BYD Australia Head of Product…
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Today’s Pick of the Day, a 1984 BMW 633csi on ClassicCars.com located at a dealer in O’Fallon, Illinois, starts with a confessional story. Way back in October 1982, I was a sophomore in high school and had just obtained my driver’s permit. At the time, my dad had a 633csi like this one. I had…
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Carro is currently having a “No Drama” promo in conjunction with the release of its short film “Jalan ke Kebenaran” which plays on the perception of used car transactions sometimes feeling like dealing with untrustworthy parties. You won’t have to deal with all that if you buy a Carro Certified car, because Carro pricing is…
Porsche’s cars are expensive, both in base price and their myriad of optional extras. Occasionally, the automaker releases a value package that combines a lot of the most popular options at a price lower than you’d order them a la carte. The latest is this, the 2026 Taycan Black Edition. Available for the base rear-drive…
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Quick Facts About Rebuilt vs. Remanufactured Engines Rebuilt engines are a cost-effective option that involves replacing worn or damaged parts, but may offer shorter lifespans and only basic warranties. Remanufactured engines have a comprehensive overhaul with new components, providing greater durability and attractive warranty coverage, but at a higher price. Engine replacement costs vary widely,…
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