March 2022

Fisker Ocean comes with 10-year warranty for battery, powertrain

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The Fisker Ocean electric crossover is getting 10-year/100,000-mile (whichever comes first) battery and powertrain warranties, Fisker confirmed over the weekend. The battery warranty covers up to 75% of the original battery capacity, according to Fisker’s website. For reference, Rivian offers 8-year/175,000-mile battery warranty, while Tesla’s longest warranty (for the Model S and Model X) is […]

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Review: The 2023 Mazda CX-50 Is A Gateway To The Great Outdoors

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If the market has taught us anything these past couple of decades or so, it’s that there can never be enough SUV and crossovers. Despite already having a few models in its range including the compact-sized CX-30, the electric MX-30 and of course, the CX-5 (not to mention the mid-size CX-9), Mazda churned out yet

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Tesla will ask shareholders to vote to permit more shares

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Tesla Inc. said Monday it would ask shareholders to vote at its annual meeting to increase the number of additional shares in order to enable a stock split. The Austin, Texas-based company’s shares rose 6 percent to $1,072.08 in trading before the bell. The stock split, if approved, would be the company’s latest after a

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Buick plays three-shield monte with logo revamp

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Buick appears to be rearranging its shields. The General Motors brand recently filed a trademark application that shows the three shields in its logo aligned horizontally instead of diagonally, and no longer overlapping. The shields also lose their diagonal stripe in favor of a curved line, and there’s no ring around the trio. (Jalopnik thinks

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A cautionary note on pushing the boundaries of in-car entertainment

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The new world of immersive in-vehicle entertainment has emerged as a space for business opportunities by many in the automotive industry. It has also sparked concerns regarding the safety of all this new technology. With those worries in mind, perhaps highlighted by Tesla’s scrap with federal regulators over gaming, contributor Marcus Amick spoke with Highway

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Tesla to idle China plant as Shanghai moves to stem virus

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Shanghai will lock down the city in two phases to conduct a mass testing blitz for COVID-19, as authorities scramble to staunch a spiraling outbreak in the Chinese financial hub and beyond. At 5 am on Monday, the city of 25 million people locked down areas east of the Huangpu River, which includes the financial

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Tell Us Who’s Wrong In This Battle Between An RV YouTuber And A Ford Shelby Mustang GT500

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Recently an accident took place involving an RV driven by a YouTuber and a Shelby Mustang GT500. The large recreational vehicle slammed into the side of the pony car as it tried to merge into the former vehicle’s lane. What we’re here to find out is who you blame and why. At the helm of

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Jay Leno meets a young car enthusiast who restored a 1958 MG A

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Jay Leno is making a point of highlighting young car enthusiasts. His guest on a recent episode of “Jay Leno’s Garage” was 24-year-old Daniel Harrison, owner of a 1958 MG A he started restoring when he was 15. When he sees a cool car, Leno has made a habit of flagging down the owner and

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BMW dealership interiors will be upgraded

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BMW is re-imagining the brick-and-mortar showroom experience for the digital age. The brand’s global Retail Next design concept, which debuts in the U.S. in July, attempts to make the dealership visit feel more experiential and less transactional, BMW of North America sales boss Shaun Bugbee told Automotive News last week. “It’s about recognizing that the

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Reverse Restomod Takes 2008 Ford Mustang Back To 1969 And The Shelby GT

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Classic car values are reaching new heights, causing many enthusiasts to be priced out of the market. Thus, buyers are looking for other ways to enjoy the styling of vintage vehicles without paying the price premium, and restomods are becoming more and more popular. This 1969 Shelby GT500 look-a-like for sale started life as a

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