100 years ago: Rolls-Royce rolls along assembly line in Massachusetts
On January 17, 1921, a Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost rolled off an assembly line, but it wasn’t in Derby, England. Instead,
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Massive muscle car collection from Florida museum heads to auction—without reserve
A massive collection of muscle cars from a defunct museum is being auctioned off by Mecum on Jan. 22-23—each lot
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Faraday Future, Lucid reportedly in talks over deals to go public via reverse mergers
A string of electric-vehicle startups have all gone public in the past year via a so-called “reverse merger” with a
Read moreSurprise! Stellantis Retaining All Fiat Chrysler, PSA Group Brands, Plants, and Jobs
Don’t expect French automaker Peugeot to return to the U.S. anytime soon. Now that PSA Group has merged with Fiat Chrysler
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Base rear-wheel-drive 2021 Porsche Taycan coming to US for $81,250
Another new Porsche Taycan variant has been announced, but it’s not the wagon-like Cross Turismo model. No, that’s been delayed
Read more2021 Ram 1500 TRX, Now With More Supercharger and More Hennessey Delivers 1,012 HP!
We’re stoked to see that Hennessey—creator of various Goliath, VelociRaptor, Mammoth, and Maximus mega-powerful truck builds—has gotten around to fiddling with
Read more2022 Chevy Bolt EUV Electric SUV Teases Range Number, Rear Badge
Update 1/19/21: GM has released the below new teaser video for the 2022 Chevy Bolt EUV electric SUV, and announced
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Ford renews Thunderbird trademark
Ford has filed a new trademark application for the Thunderbird name with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, according
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Microsoft teams up with GM-backed self-driving technology startup Cruise
Microsoft is now among the list of investors in self-driving technology startup Cruise. Cruise announced Tuesday that Microsoft, together with
Read moreCutting the Cord: EVs Are Moving to Wireless Battery Management
Batteries are fussy. You have to watch them like a hawk when charging or discharging them. Irregular voltage can hasten
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