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Automotive News (Page 39)

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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One driver towed over 22,000 pounds with a Chevy Silverado EV across Alberta and discovered a shocking truth about electric hauling. Find out why the brutal physics of EV towing crushed his range to just 124 miles.
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While others spend $70,000 on a truck with years of payments, one Toyota Tundra buyer found his secret to wealth. Discover how the base model financial trick allowed him to buy a brand-new 4x4 Tundra for under $40,000.
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Robert bought a 2016 Highlander LE Plus with a flawless 129k-mile maintenance record. He found a unicorn. Is he dreaming? Now, he's looking for the best minor updates for his new ride. He's already getting CarPlay. What should he do next?
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A Cybertruck owner knows it's a "futuristic chrome-plated dumpster," but he doesn't care. He says it goes from 0 to 60 in 2.5 seconds and has "less maintenance than a goldfish." Find out why this rolling trapezoidal toaster is an unbeatable daily driver.
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A CR-V owner's AC is weak, and he suspects a recall-related issue with the compressor seal. Can a Honda dealer charge him a $175 inspection fee to look? One owner was threatened with a fee; another time, he paid nothing. What Honda owners need to know.
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Should a car buyer run from the dealership or toward the Tesla of her dreams? Vanessa's about to pay for a car with a hidden accident history after her first one "disappeared." Liars and dodgy deals—should she take the risk? What car buyers need to know. 
By Tinsae Aregay on
A few Cybertruck owners are claiming that Tesla is intentionally disrupting their supercharging sessions to discourage them from using their free supercharger access frequently. One owner says supercharging has been a constant headache.
By Denis Flierl on
A 1998 Toyota 4Runner with 330,000 miles is garage-kept and cherished. This "mulch getter" is a rolling testament to lasting quality. Despite numerous offers, Tracy refuses to sell. She's a keeper—the wheels aren't falling off anytime soon.
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After trading his performance hatchback for a test drive in a Chinese-built Zeekr 7X, one driver was forced to admit a shocking truth. The new challenger to German engineering had a quieter cabin and "flawless" lane centering.
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Your car's interior can hit 160°F in the summer, but does venting the windows actually help? This systematic test of the Model 3 reveals the hidden flaw in passive cooling while demonstrating how Tesla's simple fan system prevents the damage.
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After buying a used Tesla Model S Plaid directly from the manufacturer, one owner was sick for weeks from hidden mold, a problem Tesla knew about. Discover why this warranty horror story, which included water found in the high-voltage battery.
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Robbie's new Chevy Tahoe engine failed twice—once on the highway with his family. GM refused to help, and Lemon Law attorneys are overwhelmed with GM cases. He's trading it for a Lexus GX 550. Will GM build reliable cars again?
By Aram Krajekian on
What started as a simple rock chip turned into a costly lesson for a Tesla Model Y owner, where hidden calibration fees and delays revealed just how complicated “fixing glass” has become in today’s high-tech cars.
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Chevrolet’s Blazer EV was supposed to be a smooth entry into electric ownership, but this driver’s experience at just 2,000 miles raises questions about whether GM’s newest EV is ready for the road.
By Denis Flierl on
"Sludge an inch thick!" Nate's 2000 Toyota Tacoma deal he drove from Maryland to NJ just got way less sweet. A "simple" valve job revealed a nasty surprise. Is his Prerunner cooked, or is there a solution to his problem?
By John Goreham on
In a move that virtually had to happen, Hyundai has chosen to go first among automakers and slash its battery-electric vehicle prices to about the same level they were at when now ended federal tax subsidies for EVs were factored in.
By Chris Johnston on
By using techniques like stacking, vehicle owners are unlocking hidden savings on parts and service from automakers’ rewards programs.
By Aram Krajekian on
A Hummer EV loaner turned a service visit into three unforgettable weeks, and reminded a Sierra EV owner why going back to gas feels like losing more than horsepower.
By Noah Washington on
One Ford Explorer ST owner is facing the ultimate automotive heartbreak as his vehicle breaks down just 1,500 miles before its 100K warranty expires. This warranty horror story reveals the single biggest danger of performance car ownership.
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A 1,400-mile journey in a Kia EV9 revealed the new bottleneck of electric travel. Find out how congested charging stations in major cities like Atlanta added an extra hour to the trip.
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A 2024 Silverado ZR2 owner suddenly lost steering—now it's grinding and pulling left. It's at the dealer for the L79 engine inspection, a critical check, his advisor says, is "way hyped." Will he get a new 150k-mile warranty, or did he get a bad engine?
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A 2017 Toyota Prius needs a new battery. A salvage pack with 40k miles has been sitting, while a 100k-mile pack is fresh. Which is the smarter choice? The critical hybrid battery question: Does shelf life or mileage matter most for lithium pack longevity?
By Rob Enderle on
Rivian's first-ever profitable quarter marks a historic milestone for an EV startup, validating a brilliant strategy of capturing the premium adventure market and successfully converting early Tesla adopters with superior build quality.
By Rob Enderle on
Tesla's commencement of pilot production for its sub-$30,000 "Model 2" is a pivotal strategic move designed to dominate the mass market, reclaim customers lost to competitors, and finally make a compelling electric vehicle an economically rational choice.
By Rob Enderle on
Ford's second-generation F-150 Lightning, with its game-changing 450-mile range, directly solves the critical issue of towing anxiety that hindered its predecessor, finally positioning the electric pickup as a viable, no-compromise workhorse.
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A Tesla owner is trading her upside-down 2022 Tesla Model 3 for a 2025 Rivian R1S Tri. Terrified of buyer's remorse, she seeks advice on the switch and has questions about Rivian's quality. Is she making the right move from Tesla to Rivian?
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From millions of customer miles to e-depot infrastructure buildout, Tesla Semi and rivals are quietly racking up impressive real-world gains.
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The Jeep Wagoneer S conquered 1,700 miles of mountain terrain with fantastic range regeneration, but a weird, silent alert kept popping up.
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A new Hyundai Ioniq 9 owner hooked up a 2,800-pound boat and found the electric towing reality to be better than anyone expected. While the truck "pulled like a dream," the incredible torque came at a steep price: a crushing 45% drop in driving range.
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A veteran Tesla Model X owner made the jump to a new Lucid Gravity and immediately noticed a shocking difference. Find out why the luxury EV felt actually luxurious, winning over his family with the premium interior design.