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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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Offering greater combined power and higher fuel efficiency, 2017 Honda Accord hybrid effectively takes electrification to the next level.
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In the past, Honda Civic drivers often experienced a near hit and miss acceleration experience when entering the interstate or attempting a long multi car pass or lane change at speed. No more!
By Will Maley on
Mansory, an automotive tuner that specializes in creating high-performance versions of high-end vehicles has a track record of making them look uglier. Previous models done by them have ranged from eww to KILL IT WITH FIRE! But their latest vehicle is very tasteful in terms of looks.
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Why is Subaru do Motorsport changing the livery on the new 2016 WRX STI rally car for every race?
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Tomorrow was going to be a make or break day for Volkswagen as they would need to tell a U.S. District Court Judge if they were able to work out a deal with the U.S. Government or face the possibility of a federal trial.
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The Dodge Viper ACR is the most track capable American production car on sale today and the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat is the most powerful muscle car ever, but what happens when the two go head to head on a half mile airstrip?
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The last time you found an inline-six sitting under the hood of Jaguar or Land Rover was back 1996. After that point, they switched to V6 engines. But the inline-six is possibly making a comeback.
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Based on the huge demand for the new 2015 Ford Mustang, we had figured that the original pony car was the bestselling sports car in the world last year, but today Ford Motor Company confirmed that for the 2015 calendar year, the mighty Mustang was the bestselling sports coupe in the world.
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The 2017 Lexus IS Sports Sedan arrives next week. Let’s take a moment and count the many significant accomplishments of the 3rd-generation Lexus IS.
By Will Maley on
As automakers begin to look the future, there is a change in how vehicle ownership is handled.
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Subaru’s BMR Levorg Racing team made progress and learned lessons during the second race of the BTCC season. Why did one car burst into flames?
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Because of the new Cruise M Bike Limited Edition, BMW M now needs a bike rack accessory for the new M2 Coupe.
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The all-new 2017 Lexus IS sports sedan is coming in a week. What’s on your wish list?
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fter speaking with a few dealership representatives around the country, it appears as though the Dodge Challenger and Charger with the Hellcat engine is readily available in many parts of the United States – and in many cases, there is no markup.
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A new Chevrolet Camaro SS 50th Anniversary edition will serve as the official pace car for the 2016 Indianapolis 500 with legendary team owner Roger Penske at the wheel – marking the 5th time in the past 7 years where a Camaro has been the Indy 500 pace car.
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If you were hoping that Jaguar would do a wagon of the new XF or XE, we have some bad news for you.
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2016 Tesla Model S 70D takes three top green car prizes from AAA.
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BMW is attracting new fans to the M2 Coupe with a number of marketing firsts.
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Two powerful earthquakes struck Kumamoto in south-western Japan. It is affecting automakers Toyota and Honda but not Subaru.
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Camry and Avalon may have problems with airbag sensors.
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Rumors of a high performance Dodge Durango SRT have been rekindled by spyshots showing a test vehicle with a new, more aggressive front fascia which many believe will be a Hellcat Durango – but one of the insiders from Allpar suggests that the SRT Durango will pack the 392 cubic inch Hemi rather than the Hellcat Hemi.
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After the #4 Chevrolet Corvette C7.R appeared to be the car to beat in the GT LeMans class this past weekend in the Grand Prix at Long Beach, a dirty move by one of the Porsche North America team cars forced Corvette Racing to settle for 2nd with the car piloted by Tommy Milner and Oliver Gavin.
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On this day 52 years ago, more than 22,000 people had purchased the new Ford Mustang which had been formally introduced at the World’s Fair on April 17th, 1964 – marking the start of the longest-running car and one of the most famous American cars in the history of the industry.
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Mazda’s charitable outreach programs hit overdrive. How you can help and benefit.
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Last year, Koenigsegg announced they would be tackling the Nürburgring lap record with the One:1, a model that has a one to one ratio of horsepower to kilogram, making it the most powerful production car in the world at the time. But those plans were scrapped.
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As Mercedes-Benz begins to reduce the number of architectures it uses for their vehicles, an interesting question pops up: Could Mercedes-Benz do a front-wheel drive roadster?
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Watch as an airplane worker in the UK wins a new 2016 Subaru WRX STI.
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Can you keep your eyes on Gigi in the new 2016 BMW M2 Coupe?
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Porsche never built a 959 cabriolet during its short production run in the eighties. But that doesn't mean this idea hasn't become real.
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Subaru announced pricing on the new 2016 Subaru Crosstrek Special Edition in “Pure Red”. What does $25,595 get you?