August 2022

Ford Mustang Wasn’t Satisfied With Just Taking Out Spectators So It Also Hit A Dodge Challenger

Street takeovers are becoming an increasingly bad problem throughout the United States and as police try their hardest to clamp down on them, it turns out that Ford Mustang drivers are making them even more dangerous. The following video (frustratingly filmed in a mixture of portrait and landscape), was filmed at a busy intersection somewhere […]

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Dealership marketing company AutoWeb completes sale to One Planet Group

Private equity firm One Planet Group has completed its acquisition of dealership marketing company AutoWeb Inc., which no longer will be publicly traded. Walnut Creek, Calif.-based One Planet Group said Wednesday that AutoWeb — a provider of consumer leads to auto dealerships — will operate as a standalone business within One Planet’s portfolio. “I am

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Chevy Dealer Quoted Volt Hybrid Owner Nearly $30,000 To Replace Battery (Update)

Update (8/31/2022): We reached to out to GM for a comment and to ask about whether the company has stopped offering a factory battery replacement for the Volt Hybrid. Here’s what a spokesperson told us: “We cannot comment or confirm this specific estimate of work without the full details, including whether the customer requested a

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Rivian CEO previews new Camp Mode designed to automatically level vehicle at campsite

Rivian has a new feature on the way that’s sure to be handy the next time you’re camping or perhaps using the vehicle at a worksite. It’s called Camp Mode, and it will be available in the next over-the-air update for Rivian’s R1T and R1S electric pickup truck and SUV. Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe took

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2023 Dodge Charger

What kind of vehicle is the 2023 Dodge Charger? What does it compare to? The 2023 Dodge Charger is a modern muscle sedan with fire-breathing V-8 power and styling that can be over-the-top in SRT trims. It’s short on real rivals, though you might consider everything from a Nissan Maxima to a Cadillac CT5 Blackwing

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Subaru preparing AI-based next-generation EyeSight driver assist systems from 2025

TOKYO – Subaru is developing new versions of its trademark EyeSight driver assist system that will leverage artificial intelligence to deliver autonomous driving and auto parking. The all-wheel-drive niche player plans to introduce the new setups from 2025. The technology will build upon Subaru’s stereo camera system and use artificial intelligence to improve computer recognition

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We’re Driving The 2022 Mercedes C300 4MATIC, What Do You Want To Know?

A lot has changed since Mercedes’ C-Class debuted nearly three decades ago and the 2022 model year proves that. No longer is this smallish sedan the base model in its brand’s lineup. Now, it’s aimed upmarket with more of a ‘baby S-Class‘ attitude than ever before. We’re driving one for a week. What do you

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Many auto-brake systems are unreliable at night, IIHS study finds

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said many models’ automatic braking systems perform poorly in nighttime tests. The study, released Tuesday, comes amidst climbing traffic deaths in the U.S., with 2021 having the highest number killed on U.S. roads in a single year since 2005. Of the 23 models tested, only four earned a Superior

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