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Ultra-Rare Mercedes G-Class Sells for $143,000
A highly sought-after Mercedes G-Class has just changed hands for a staggering $143,000, thanks to its unique combination of exclusivity, low mileage, and special features. The 500 GE V8 AMG model, produced in limited numbers in 1993, is a…
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The Rocket Scientist Behind NASCAR's Roaring Engines
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, NASCAR was at the height of its popularity, with a field of charismatic drivers and cars that produced a distinctive, ear-splitting sound. This was thanks in large part to the innovative X-pipe exhaust…
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Kawasaki's Unsung Hero: The ZXR-750R That Took On Ducati
In the high-stakes world of World Superbike racing, manufacturers pulled out all the stops to create machines that could dominate the competition. For Kawasaki, the ZXR-750R was its ticket to the big leagues, a homologation special that…
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Walmart Charges Ahead: Retail Giant Threatens Tesla's Supercharger Dominance
In a surprising move, Walmart has emerged as a major player in the electric vehicle charging market, deploying more charging ports than every network except Tesla in the second quarter of this year. According to EV charging data platform…
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Sports Sedans Put to the Test: BMW 325i Takes the Top Spot
In the world of sports sedans, the competition is fierce, with each manufacturer vying for the top spot. Recently, six contenders - the Audi A4 2.8 Quattro, BMW 325i, Lexus IS300, Mercedes-Benz C240, Saab 9-3 SE, and Volvo S60 T5 - were…
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BMW iX3’s 15-Minute Highway Test: How Far Did It Actually Go?
In a recent real-world test, a BMW iX3 was plugged into a fast charger for just 15 minutes, then sent down the highway to see how far it could stretch that quick top-up. The result? The electric SUV managed to cover 82 miles of steady…
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The Forgotten American Sports Car That Left Corvettes in the Dust
In the late 1950s, a revolutionary American sports car emerged, leaving factory Corvettes and other notable racing cars in its wake. The Devin SS, brainchild of Bill Devin, was a 2,000-pound roadster that could hit 60 mph in just 4.8…
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Drunk Driving Prevention Tech Hits Roadblock
A well-intentioned effort to reduce drunk driving fatalities has hit a snag. The 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act mandated that new vehicles come equipped with technology to prevent impaired driving, but the required technology…
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The Unsung Hero of Muscle Cars: 1959 Dodge D-500
In the world of muscle cars, the 1964 Pontiac GTO often gets credited as the first of its kind, but a lesser-known contender, the 1959 Dodge D-500, was packing big power five years earlier. This sedan was no ordinary car, with its 345-hp…
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Rare McLaren P1 GT Tribute Up for Grabs
For McLaren enthusiasts, the P1 GT is the ultimate iteration of the P1, and this particular model is one of only four in the world. Built by British specialist Lanzante as a tribute to the legendary McLaren F1 GTR Longtail, this all-black…
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Measles Cases Surge in Florida, Reaching Highest Level in Decades
A highly contagious and incurable disease once thought to be under control has made a significant comeback in Florida, with 155 reported cases as of July 18, surpassing the total number of cases in the last 30 years combined. According to…
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Mercedes-AMG G-Class Cabriolet Emerges in Latest Teaser Images
Mercedes-Benz first teased the return of the G-Class Cabriolet back in September with a silhouette shot. A camouflaged prototype followed in December. Now, new photos show an AMG variant, identifiable by side-exit exhaust tips and an…
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