Although they don’t have the sales numbers of the bigger names in the midsize 3-row SUV class, the Subaru Ascent and Volkswagen Atlas are strong contenders in their own right. They’re the biggest SUVs that their respective brands offer and both do a nice job encapsulating their brands’ personalities. Let’s take a closer look at…
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Honda On his way to becoming a three-time Formula One World Drivers’ Champion and one of the most legendary drivers in the history of the sport, Ayrton Senna was the king of the race track in 1991, winning damn near everything in his tobacco-sponsored Honda-McLaren missile. As an…
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Chinese researchers claim to have developed a process to recover nearly all of the lithium from used electric vehicle batteries for recycling. The Independent (via InsideEVs) reports on study results first published in the German academic journal Angewandte Chemie claiming recovery of 99.99% of lithium from a used battery, as well as 97% of nickel…
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By James Broughton, March 22, 2025 Lewis Hamilton secured his first victory for Ferrari, albeit in the 19-lap Sprint Race, which isn’t even recognized as an official win by the FIA—the very organization that introduced the Sprint Qualifying format. Nevertheless, a win is a win, and at least the FIA officially awards championship points for…
Little Things Can Make a Big Difference This article may contain affiliate links. Trucks and heavy vehicles take on the toughest roads, handling dirt, debris and harsh weather conditions. While their size and power make them essential for transportation and logistics, they also create challenges—especially when it comes to road spray, loose gravel and safety…
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The generous payouts are part of Mercedes’ effort to cut its workforce in order to save $5.4 billion by 2027 https://www.carscoops.com/author/bradcarscoops-com/ by Brad Anderson March 22, 2025 at 09:20 Mercedes is offering generous buyout packages to employees as part of cost-saving efforts. Severance offers depend on salary and years of service, with payouts reaching six…
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No, your eyes don’t deceive you – this is an original ‘E1’ Porsche Cayenne you see before you. While we focus on new cars here at CarExpert, Porsche Cars Australia threw us the keys to this very special first-generation 2003 Porsche Cayenne Turbo to showcase its Porsche Tequipment accessories range by Porsche Classic. Some 22…
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Given the bad news we got this week about BMW increasing the prices of the M2, we thought we’d share something more positive. Sooner or later, there will be more ways to customize the G87 beyond the colors added last year. As a refresher, the LCI brought four Individual paints: Java Green, Voodoo Blue, Grigio…
This is a bold move by the Tesla Company, as it shows it cares for its products by recalling all Cybertrucks sold in the last 15 months. This recall was prompted by concerns about flaking and loss of stainless steel trim parts from their Tesla Cybertruck models. The Tesla Cybertruck continues to attract attention for…
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With the shift to electric cars and their near-silent drivetrains, the pressure to scrutinise noise generation from wind, tyres and vibration is getting even stronger, especially for premium manufacturers. BMW recently opened a new test facility called the Aeroacoustics and Electric Drive Centre (AEC) to replace its acoustic wind tunnel, which is almost 40 years…
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