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    2021 Genesis GV80 Tops Out Around $65K for 375-HP V-6 Model

    Genesis has released a few more U.S. details on its new GV80 luxury SUV. A turbocharged 2.5-liter inline-four is the base engine, and a twin-turbo 3.5-liter V-6 is the upgrade and makes 375 horsepower. We expect pricing to start at around $50,000 and top out around $65,000. Genesis revealed the GV80 for the second time […] More

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    Why the Honda e Should (but Won't) Come to the U.S.

    The Honda e made its debut in Europe this week, but this scrappy little city car is not destined to come to the United States. The base model of the new electric car has about 137 miles of range on the European cycle. It’s a rear-wheel-drive car with 50:50 weight distribution, a low center of […] More

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    Ford Settling with Focus, Fiesta Owners over Troublesome Dual-Clutch Transmission

    Ford has proposed a settlement in a $30 million lawsuit over PowerShift dual-clutch automatic transmissions in 2011–2016 Fiesta and 2012–2016 Focus vehicles. Ford also revealed that it has spent $47.4 million on vehicle buybacks already. A federal judge will rule on the settlement on February 28. Ford has proposed an updated settlement of a minimum […] More

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    New 2021 Kia Sorento SUV Exposed Ahead of Its Debut

    These leaked images show the new 2021 Kia Sorento mid-size SUV inside and out. The redesigned model is expected to debut sometime soon for the Korea market. We don’t know about its arrival in the U.S. yet, but we expect to hear more in the next few months. This is the best look yet we […] More

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    Karma Automotive Jumps on the Electric-Truck Bandwagon

    Karma Automotive, originally known as Fisker Automotive, has had a complicated history but is now adding an electric truck to its planned lineup. The truck will be part of the company’s upcoming all-wheel-drive platform that it intends to produce in its Southern California facility. A high-end SUV is also on the road map. You can’t […] More

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    2020 Hyundai Ioniq Electric Gets an Upward Jolt in Price

    Hyundai’s improvements to the EV version of the 2020 Hyundai Ioniq will cost buyers a bit more, with the vehicle starting at $34,000. The price is a $2755 jump from the outgoing model year. For that money, there have been improvements to range, horsepower, and standard equipment. Late last fall, Hyundai announced updates to the […] More