Purchasing a used sports car is one of the best decisions that can be done by an automobile enthusiast- it is not only fun but it is also economical. Not every used sports car is made alike. Though the shiny exteriors and discretionary engines appear really appealing, there are a couple of critical inspection points…
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The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 has had a rollercoaster existence. Introduced in 2020 as the first V-8-powered Wrangler in 40 years, it was originally set to end production in 2024. Hell, Jeep even released a “Final Edition” trim to send off the much-loved off-roader. But after seeing serious demand, the company extended production of the…
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Zuumy/Shutterstock The Chevy Camaro ZL1 may look like the ultimate Hot Wheels car, but it’s also hot wheels for car thieves. It tops the latest Highway Loss Data Institute report of the most stolen cars in America, which says it’s 39 times more likely to be stolen than…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. A few months ago, I was in a strategy session with a mid-sized company that had just implemented an AI assistant to support their sales team. The promise was bold. The tool would draft personalized emails, prioritize leads and surface insights from their CRM. Within a week,…
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0 Companies with teams that include a mix of cultural, professional, and educational backgrounds can generate fresh ideas and approach problems from multiple angles. This diversity of thought allows organizations to remain agile in industries that are constantly changing and customer needs that are becoming more complex. Many organizations, however, are starting to…
Unfortunately, this F40-inspired vehicle cannot be driven on the road https://www.carscoops.com/author/bradcarscoops-com/ by Brad Anderson 4 hours ago Powered by a 270 cc gas engine, the F-Racer Junior can reach 35 mph. While some body details look nice, certain proportions appear way off. RM Sotheby’s expects it to fetch between $30,000 and $50,000 at auction. What…
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One of Australia’s most budget-friendly seven-seat SUVs isn’t so kind on buyers come service time, with a single round of capped-price maintenance to set owners back nearly $3000. The vehicle in question is the new MG QS, a large SUV to rival the Toyota Kluger, Chery Tiggo 8, Kia Sorento, LDV D90, and Hyundai Santa…
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More than 137,000 Kia Seltos and Soul vehicles were recalled for 2.0-liter engine problems. August 8, 2025 — A Kia 2.0L Nu MPI engine recall is under investigation by federal safety regulators following complaints about how Kia has conducted the engine recall. Kia Piston Oil Ring Recall The Kia 2.0-liter engine recall was announced in…
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As the global gaming industry continues to boom, game translation and localization has become an essential investment for developers aiming to expand into international markets. With billions of gamers around the world speaking a multitude of languages, adapting your game content for diverse audiences isn’t just about translation – it’s about cultural adaptation, technical precision,…
Established in 1972, BMW M has arguably become the most popular performance brand among major premium carmakers. Indeed, its recent achievements validate this, with 206,582 sales last year, led by the i4 M50 and the M2 Coupe. Plus, the M2 won MotorTrend’s Performance Vehicle of the Year award, the M3 Touring was crowned WhatCar?’s 2025…
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