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    Tesla Reveals Its Production Model Y

    The Tesla Model Y will have a range of 315 miles, the automaker announced. Production started this month at Tesla’s Fremont, California, facility. Customers will be taking delivery of the Model Y by the end of the first quarter, the company said. Shoved in with all the graphs and spreadsheets of fourth-quarter 2019 results, Tesla […] More

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    Watch Trailer for Fast & Furious 9

    The extremely durable, long-lived Fast & Furious franchise has now completed another installment, and a trailer for F&F 9: The Fast Saga went live this afternoon. We previously told you a 2020 Toyota Supra and a widebody Dodge Charger were part of the action in the new movie, as is John Cena. The movie opens […] More

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    How Democratic Candidates Compare on Cars and the Automotive Future

    Congratulations! You have made it through just over a year of the Democratic candidates campaigning to become their party’s nominee. Only nine months to go until the general election. Now that the first Democratic primaries are about to happen, we figured it’s time to take a serious look at what they’re promising (or threatening) about […] More

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    Jeep Gladiators Are Really Cheap Right Now

    Marc UrbanoCar and Driver Thanks to dealer incentives, rebates, and a nationwide $2000 dealer bonus, the 2020 Jeep Gladiator is currently available with up to $9000 in discounts through February 3. The discounts can be found on all 2020 Gladiators except the highest-level Rubicon trim. We found the Gladiator Sport S at our local Jeep […] More

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    Aston Martin Announces Turnaround Plan, Gains a Formula 1 Team

    A consortium led by Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll will invest up to $650 million in Aston Martin. Stroll’s Formula 1 team, Racing Point, will become Aston Martin F1 starting in 2021, and Aston’s long-term collaboration with Red Bull Racing will end. The automaker will suspend EV development until after 2025. Aston Martin has been having […] More

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    2 Ford Patents Could Be for Upcoming Bronco

    U.S. Patent and Trademark Office A pair of patent applications filed by Ford with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office appear to involve features for the upcoming Bronco’s roof. The first patent is for a removable roof structure that gets rid of the B-, C-, and D-pillars as well as roof rails and crossbeams, providing […] More

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    Car-Free Streets Are Coming to America. How Far Will They Spread?

    San Francisco Public Works On Wednesday, January 29, the city of San Francisco banned privately owned automobiles from its busy Market Street. This follows a move by New York City to remove cars from 14th Street in October 2019. In Europe’s major urban areas, car-free zones cover entire city centers and neighborhoods. As of January […] More