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3.6KCarsVolkswagen Arteon gets a special R-Line Edition
Although the Arteon is almost 3 years old, it still looks as if the covers came off just yesterday. It is such a good...
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2.1KIndustry/OfficialPorsche delivered 280,800 vehicles worldwide in 2019
It looks like more people are interested in buying Porsches than Pancakes as the Stuttgart-based sports car maker delivered 280,800 vehicles worldwide in...
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3.1KCars2020 Toyota GR Yaris hot hatch debuts with AWD and 6-MT
When we think about upgrading from a basic car to something that is fun, there’s no better place to start with than...
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2.7KTechnologySony Vision-S electric fastback sedan looks more than just a concept
To be honest, I was expecting a new Xperia to replace my existing one because obviously, an electric car is not the...
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2.1KCarsHonda Clarity FCEV gets updated for 2020
Honda has updated the Clarity fuel cell EV for 2020. It is available in the U.S. market at a lease price of $379 per...
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3.1KCars2021 Chevrolet Tahoe & Suburban debut with more space & tech
Chevrolet has revealed the new generation Tahoe and Suburban full-size SUVs. Both will go on sale in mid-2020 in North America as 2021 models. Both...
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2.7KVansKia Carnival Minivan is coming to India to seduce the segment
After the grand success of the Seltos SUV, Kia India is gearing up to introduce the Carnival minivan in the market. Currently in...
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10.2KCarsNew Kia K5 sedan (Optima) is ready for global markets with AWD
Kia has revealed the new generation K5 fastback sedan (also known as Optima), slated to go on sale in the first half of 2020...
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2.3KSafetyBMW Z4 and Toyota Supra recalled in U.S. over headlight failure issues
BMW of North America is recalling certain Z4 models and 2020 Toyota Supra units over the possibility of headlight control units failing and...
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1.5KCarsMcLaren 620R is a road-legal 570S GT4 race car
McLaren has announced the limited-edition 620R, a road-legal version of the 570S GT4 race car. Only 350 units will be built, with each...
