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Performance Vehicles (Page 26)

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BP, the oil giant responsible for the largest marine oil spill in history, in a surprising move today has announced that it’ll be purchasing $100 million worth of superchargers from Tesla to install at the former’s charging sites.
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Last week we learned that Tesla is working on a refreshed Model 3 Performance with new wheels, sport brakes, suspension, and “Ludicrous” badging. And today, we’ve additional Ludicrous Model 3+ leaks which include new bolstered “sport” seats.
By Mary Conway on
The Holden Grace Collection is sending several pristine muscle cars to auction in Las Vegas. How to bid on some one-of-a-kind classics.
By Charles North VI on
The Chevrolet Corvette has been around for almost 70 years and has supercar qualities that match the likes of Lamborghini, and Ferrari, and even close to Koenigsegg, a producer of hypercars. But the ZR1 should be considered as a supercar.
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A release candidate Tesla Cybertruck had to be towed after it was stranded unable to supercharge in the Mojave, desert in California. The vehicle was parked next to a Ford F-150 which allowed for a nice size comparison.
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Following a disappointing earnings call that saw Tesla’s market cap & Elon Musk’s net worth go down by $120 billion & $15 billion, respectively, Musk says, Tesla will be doing a “large-scale” advertising campaign to appease investors feeling the heat.
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Elon Musk was mobbed by an over-excited crowd as he attempted to leave the US Grand Prix in a new Cybertruck prototype with a white interior. Musk’s guards are seen pushing away fans as the Tesla CEO utilizes 4-wheel steering to quickly find his way out.
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After finally taking the wraps off the refreshed Model 3 back at the end of August, Tesla has finally delivered the first Model 3+ to a lucky customer in Bielefeld Germany.
By Charles North VI on
Chevrolet sends off the Camaro in an undesirable style.
By Timothy Boyer on
Which V8 engine swap is the best choice for you? The LS, the Gen 3 Hemi, or the Coyote? Find out the pros and cons with this mechanic’s recommendation after having done all three in one car as an example.
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In the two days following Tesla’s disappointing earnings call, Tesla stock has gone down by more than 12%. This has cost Elon Musk $15 billion personally and has cost Tesla $118 billion as a company.
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Through the company’s online parts catalog, Tesla has unintentionally revealed a new refreshed Model 3+ with ‘Plaid’ badging. In the same document, Tesla has also shown off several new wheel designs including 19 & 20 inch “Warp” wheels.
By Timothy Boyer on
Discover what a Prius looks like after “Going Hoonigan.” Plus, watch how a master of his car craft tears through the streets and airspace of Fort Lauderdale and the way car commercials should look today.
By John Goreham on
We analyze how the 2023 Honda Civic Type R elevates the Civic model line but does so without running the fun. 
By Tinsae Aregay on
Tesla has released several new details about the Cybertruck. They include an 800-volt battery and powertrain architecture, an industry-leading 14-inch suspension travel, 125,000 annualized installed production capacity, and a November 30 delivery date.
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Last month Elon Musk shared a video of Tesla’s next-generation, end-to-end neural net FSD software driving smoothly in Silicon Valley. Today, Tesla shared the progress it has made by showing off FSD 12 effortlessly driving around Austin, Texas.
By Denis Flierl on
What do performance fans and Subaru enthusiasts think of the all-new 2024 Subaru WRX TR? Here is what fans are saying.
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Tesla has filled with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in China for two new Model Y variants. Among other changes, the 2 Model Y variants are listed with a radar option which suggests HW4 computer launch.
By Denis Flierl on
Should you buy the 2023 Toyota GR86 or the 2023 Subaru BRZ? Consumer Reports says the GR86 10th Anniversary Special Edition is the worst new car deal you can buy now.
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Fans couldn't wait to see the all-new 2024 Subaru WRX TR. But when it was uncovered at Subiefest Florida, it was a different story; their excitement was gone.
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Tesla is currently conducting an extensive Cybertruck testing regiment ahead of the start of the vehicle's volume production. While testing, a release candidate Cybertruck has been spotted pulled over by a police officer in California.
By Denis Flierl on
The 2023 Subaru BRZ is the slowest-selling model in Subaru of America's lineup again, but it's quick on the track. Check out the BRZ tS test drive with Scott Speed. 
By John Goreham on
We’ve tested both the Nissan Z and the 2024 Z NISMO sports cars. Here’s how Nissan elevated an already top-shelf sports car. 
By Denis Flierl on
Subaru needs a performance star, and they don't have one. Why the Subaru WRX will never thrive but will only survive in its current form. Here is what the WRX needs now.
By John Goreham on
This image represents Jaguar’s farewell to gasoline-powered vehicles. 
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Tesla has launched a wrap service for the Model 3 & Y in the US which adds 7 new paint options at a cost of $8,000. In addition, Tesla will be offering a wrap service with multiple colors for the Cybertruck within 6 months after the start of deliveries.
By John Goreham on
Ford’s Bronco Sport is a hit. Here is how Ford could easily create a Bronco Sport Raptor and why fans would gobble them up.
By Denis Flierl on
Subaru Corporation announced it will display the future at the Japan Mobility Show 2023. Here is what's coming now, and check out a future Subaru Sport Concept. What does it mean for performance fans?
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Tesla has live-streamed two release candidate Cybertrucks undergoing 1280-mile off-road durability testing in the Baja peninsula using Starlink mobility units mounted on the trucks. Below is everything we learned about the Cybertruck durability test.
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The Petersen Automotive Museum late last night held an auction for an early VIN Cybertruck. The Cybertruck sold for an eye-watering $400,000. The auction predicts there will be very high Cybertruck demand for years to come.