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Maserati Slashes Grecale Folgore Price by $22K, and That’s Not Even the Biggest Cut
Maserati’s electric Grecale Folgore wasn’t moving off dealer lots, so the Italian brand is trying a time-tested strategy: a massive price cut. For 2027, the SUV’s starting price drops from $121,290 to $98,995, including destination, a…
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Toyota’s “Safe Bet” Pickup Is Costing Owners Thousands - Here’s Why
Toyota has long been the gold standard for reliability, but even the titan of truck manufacturing has a black eye. A specific Toyota pickup model, once hailed as a sure-thing investment, is now hemorrhaging value at an alarming rate, with…
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Your Next Car May Be Watching You - And That’s Now the Law in Europe
Starting July 7, every new car and van sold in the European Union must come equipped with a camera that tracks the driver’s eyes and head movements. The mandate is part of the EU’s updated General Safety Regulation, and it turns what was…
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Honda Issues Massive Recall Across North America - Here’s What Owners Need to Know
Honda is recalling hundreds of thousands of vehicles in both Canada and the United States due to a newly identified safety concern. The automaker announced the action after discovering a defect that could affect the performance of critical…
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Kia Telluride Faces Another Recall Over Persistent Seat Fire Risk
Kia is once again recalling its popular Telluride SUV, this time due to a stubborn problem with the front seats that can still catch fire. The issue, first flagged in 2023, involves a faulty seat adjustment motor that can overheat and…
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When a License Plate Reader Gets It Wrong: Time for a Fix, Not a Farewell
Automated license plate readers have been a source of frustration for years, with complaints stacking up over false hits and questionable policing. But the debate hit a boiling point last week when an automotive journalist behind the wheel…
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Porsche Waves Goodbye to Its Bestselling Gas Macan - But the Timing Has Us Scratching Our Heads
Porsche is officially ending production of the gasoline-powered Macan this month, a move that retires the brand’s longest-running current model and forces loyalists into either the all-electric Macan or a pricier Cayenne. The original…
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Your Car’s Watching You: Europe Mandates In-Cabin Cameras, and the U.S. Could Be Next
A sweeping new set of vehicle safety regulations took effect in the European Union this week, and the most controversial one puts a camera inside every new car. The mandate requires an interior-facing camera tied to what’s called an…
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Ford Issues Two Separate Recalls for Mustang and Mach-E Models
Ford Motor Company has announced two distinct recalls affecting its popular Mustang and Mustang Mach-E models, citing separate safety concerns that owners should be aware of. The first recall targets certain Mustang coupes and convertibles…
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Ford Hybrid SUVs Recalled Over Silent Pedestrian Safety Issue
Ford is recalling roughly 66,000 hybrid SUVs in the U.S. because they may not make enough noise when running in electric mode. The issue affects certain 2023-2024 Escape and Lincoln Corsair models equipped with the 2.5-liter hybrid…
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Ford Recalls Nearly 70,000 Mustangs - Here’s What Local Owners Should Watch For
Ford has issued a recall affecting roughly 70,000 Mustangs from recent model years, and if you own one, you’ll want to check whether your car is on the list. The issue involves a potential loss of steering control, which could increase the…
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Ford Recalls Nearly 70,000 Mustangs Over Rollaway Risk - Check Your VIN Now
Ford has issued a recall for nearly 70,000 Mustangs, filing the action with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on July 7, 2026. If you own a recent-generation pony car, this is the moment to punch your VIN into the…
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