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Performance Vehicles (Page 76)

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Ford Mustang and Dodge Challenger are both slumping while the Chevrolet Camaro improved, but still sits third.
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Subaru WRX/STI scores Best Sports Car in retained value 4 Years in-a-row. What’s in it for you?
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Toyota's Tacoma remains the top-selling midsized truck in America. Here are the simple reasons why the Tacoma continues its strong sales rate.
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Third-straight year and 16th overall Corvette to lead the Indianapolis 500 field, 30th Indy pace car for Chevrolet.
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Ford Motor Company has filed paperwork in Europe to trademark the name “Mustang Mach-E”, possibly for the expected hybrid model.
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The sales rate of Tesla's Model 3 dropped by more than half in the past quarter. Here's why, and what is likely to happen going forward.
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Mopar is sure to bring out an assortment of modified versions of current Jeep products, including the new Gladiator pickup.
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The TorqueNews/Camaros Unlimited Camaro of the Month for April 2019 is the military-themed 2015 LS shown here, owned by Keith Penland.
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We compare the 2019 Kia Niro Battery Electric Car to the Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus and come away surprised by some similarities and also by some stark contrasts.
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Rear-drive Dodge Journey powered by a Hellcat Redeye engine was posted to Facebook, but it was an April Fool’s Day joke.
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Subaru WRX/STI owners who had engine failure have benefits coming. Here are the steps you should take.
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A respectable enthusiast magazine discovers that the Prius is quicker than it may seem.
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Buyers of Tesla Model 3 cars are reporting discounts of over $2,000 on new Model 3 cars.
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Tesla just can't seem to keep a promise, regardless of when it is made. Standard trim Model 3 deliveries are now uncertain.
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As Tesla moves ever closer to "full self-driving" Tesla vehicles are still struggling on Autopilot.
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The 2019 Subaru WRX STI takes on the Green Hell and will attempt its 6th Nurburgring 24-hour class title.
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Why is the depreciation higher on the Toyota 86 than the Subaru BRZ?
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Could a turbo model be in the works?
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Lamborghini had a strong week at two major races as it took the Sebring 12-Hour Enduro and the 24 Hours at Daytona. The Sebring win was a nail-biter as the victorious Huracan dove across Turn 1, setting up the 2.7-second victory. The victory was assisted by a long caution as a crashed racer was recovered.
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Ford will invest $850 million and add a second shift to build the next generation Mustang and future electric vehicles.
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When the next-generation Subaru WRX STI is revealed, will it get a new bolder design or will the performance car be a big disappointment?
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Dodge Charger Widebody with an eye-catching wrap is driving around Metro Detroit streets as the company teases us all.
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We spent time in the 2019 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro and found a few things that make it different from most trucks.
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Zdung Ho’s Hellcat Charger ran a 9.13 early in the day to set a record, followed by a big win in the class finals.
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Elon Musk is accused of not living up to the terms of his fraud settlement with the SEC. The reason SEC thinks its case is bullet-proof seems hard to argue against.
By Al Castro on
ANALYSIS AND OPINION: It hasn’t been a week since the Tesla Y unveil at the Design Studio and the Tesla Fan Base and media alike are now speculating what the already iconic pickup truck will shape out to be. So over Model Y and it’s ho hum, the excitement energy is already now building for Model U.

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Though the future is still far from certain, Bugatti is considering a "lower-cost" electric model that would slot in underneath the expensive Chiron. Though no costs have been closely discussed, it is likely that it would be in the half-a-million-dollar range.
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ANALYSIS AND OPINION: The Eve of the Ides of March like the Model Y unveil at the Tesla Design Studio came like the new car itself and went like any other event without much fanfare. Both are no frills or gimmicks, the most practical you can get in a car and an event, neither didn’t take much money to make, and in the car’s case it has the potential to outsell it’s siblings combined.
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Grabber Lime effectively replaces Need for Green in the Ford Mustang lineup for 2020 and this new green will be available across the entire model range – from the base EcoBoost to the Shelby GT500.