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Automotive News (Page 1083)

Automotive News

This section of Torque News provides the latest auto news and updates from the car manufacturers. Every day number of news stories and editorials are published here that give our readers an overview of what is happening in the automotive industry. Read this section daily to find out about new cars, vehicle reviews and car pictures. Torque News is an automotive news website by Hareyan Publishing, LLC, dedicated to covering the latest news, reviews and opinions about the car industry.

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GM's Chevy division steps up to help out with disaster relief for the states most heavily impacted.
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Rolls has released information on its 2013 model year Ghost motor coach. Subtle changes and upgrades continue the luxurious tradition of this automaker.
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The new James Bond movie, Skyfall, is nearing release from production and Honda has revealed exclusive behind-the-scenes information about their collaboration with the film and its star, Daniel Craig. Plus how you can win a Bond Experience courtesy of 007 and Honda.
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Subaru reveals two new exclusive 2013 WRX and WRX STI special edition sedan models coming in 2013.
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The 2012 Global RallyCross season championship came down to a shootout between Ford drivers Tanner Foust and Brian Deegan at the 6th event of the year and when the dust cleared outside of the 2012 SEMA Show in Las Vegas - Top Gear host Tanner Foust ran away with the win and the 2012 GRC championship.
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Every year, the folks from Ford Racing bring something to the SEMA Show in Las Vegas that is sure to be a showstopper and this year – that special something that will become the center of attention in the massive Ford Motor Company display is the incredible twin turbocharged 2013 Ford Racing Cobra Jet Mustang shown on the right.
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The Fisker Karma has had a fiery year with a couple car fires, and now in the wake of Hurricane Sandy 16 Karma's in a holding area in Port Newark NJ caught fire and burned.
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Ford has had racing and motorsports in the blood for over 100 years, since the debut of the original 999 in 1901 through the 1960s, when GT40s repeatedly won at Le Mans and including today's range of Ford-powered racing cars all over the globe.
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Toyota, after 26 years of manufacturing, $24 billion in direct investment in North American facilities and having created 365,000 high paying US jobs, celebrated the 25 millionth vehicle built within the continent today at a ceremony at its Georgetown, KY plant as production of the all-new 2013 Avalon revs up.
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The success of Tesla Motors hinges in a big way on how quickly and how big the company can scale up its manufacturing rate, and a tweet proclaiming the 1000th Model S body should bring a sigh of relief to the lips of Model S reservation holders.
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Are you ready to get your seven passenger zoom-zoom on?
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The American car company that did not get bailed out is seeing huge, taxable profits
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One of the envisioned roles for electric cars is providing emergency power when disaster knocks out the power.
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Consumer Report released their electric car and hybrid reliability report. And the result is both types rank high.
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Italian companies and some American companies dominate the bottom of the list
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Volkswagen is celebrating 75 years of the Beetle by taking a 2013 Beetle Turbo and turning it into the ultra-high-performance VWvortex Super Beetle.
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The Ferrari Museum in Mranello has opened The Great Ferraris of Sergio Pininfarina as a tribute to one of the greatest automotive designers in history.
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After having been shown in London, Paris, then around the world the i8 Spyder will come to North America in a few weeks. BMW is bringing the i3 and i8 and the "Born Electric" to the U.S.
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Ford, along with its luxury brand Lincoln, made up 60 percent of Consumer Reports' list of the most unreliable cars on the market.
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When Diana, Princess of Wales, and Prince Charles first came to the US in November 1985, they traveled about in the United Kingdom's official embassy car – a heavily armored Silver Wraith II that goes on the auction block Nov. 9.
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The 2013 Subaru XV Crosstrek first one-month sales figures more than quadruple initial target.
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Last year, General Motors brought out an outrageous Hot Wheels Concept Camaro and while the metallic green paint and unique tail lights didn’t come for the ride – GM has introduced a 2013 Chevrolet Camaro Hot Wheels Edition as a limited production model at the 2012 SEMA Show in Las Vegas.
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The Infiniti FX Vettel Edition is an exclusive high-performance production car inspired by and developed in conjunction with, the reigning Formula One World Champion Sebastian Vettel.
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Fisker Automotive's continuing global expansion has reached the Middle East with a sales and distribution agreement that covers several countries.
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The Subaru PUMA RallyCross team will compete in the 2012 Global RallyCross Championships final race at the 2012 SEMA Show in Las Vegas.
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The Consumer Electronics Association says that the upcoming 2013 International CES will feature a record number of top-tier automotive companies, with 7 out of 10 on the show floor.
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The recall comes just two days after the German automaker recalled nearly 7,500 7-Series vehicle due to a door latch problem.
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Lithium-ion battery research company, CalBattery, has announced a huge breakthrough in energy density that could in a few years give a 300% jump in battery energy density, that could triple electric car driving range.
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Texas police officials attributed four crashes to feral hogs on the highway's first night.
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The plan for A123 Systems to sell its assets to Johnson Controls met opposition from Wanxiang and Fisker Automotive, and now JCI is changing its approach and is offering to buy even more of A123's business.