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BMW’s newest dual-motor setup, which relies on asynchronous motors (ASMs) and externally excited synchronous motors (EESMs), has some people worried. Particularly, those in Norway, who frequently rely on all-wheel drive capabilities to traverse snow-covered parking lots, snow-covered roads, snow-covered…well, you get the point. The Problem At Hand Our Norwegian friends (and probably others) are concerned…

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A chance to own a piece of Porsche history. With the Porsche 917K being sunsetted due to new FIA regulations for 1972, the German automaker looked to the Porsche 911 as the future foundation for its next generation turbo endurance racer. Beginning with the Porsche Turbo RSR, 934, 934.5, and its final form emerging as…

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When the Ioniq 9 reaches the UK seven seats will be standard, but in top-spec Calligraphy trim you can opt to turn the machine into a six-seater by swapping the second-row bench for a pair of plush seats that can swivel 180deg when stationary to turn the rear into a proper mobile lounge. Yes, promising…

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Illegal drivers have been targeting unsuspecting travellers at Melbourne and Sydney airports for years, but this dangerous scam is reaching new heights. Finding a way home from the airport after travelling can be stressful and exhausting, especially if you’re with children or have a lot of people or luggage. And while most Australian locals are…

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A few days ago we shared how Hyundai might have accidentally revealed a blurred picture of the production version of IONIQ 6 N. Now and thanks to our colleagues at ONYOUKIM Naver site you can see a new set of images of a new prototype with less camouflage on it and more production parts, like…

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Ford’s one-year-only Canada brand. 1960 Frontenac It has been historically typical for American-brand dealers in Canada to offer expanded product lineups, generally to give a marque greater appeal to shoppers looking for something either more or less expensive than might otherwise be offered. Frontenac: Forgotten Car Brands Canada One reason for this is that Canada’s…

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