Corvette Carbon 65 Edition gets lots of carbon fiber
The limited-edition model celebrates the 65th anniversary of the Corvette.
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The limited-edition model celebrates the 65th anniversary of the Corvette.
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The next Navigator was previewed by a concept last year.
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The company\'s largest plant will be upgraded to manufacture vehicles build upon the modular Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA).
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The Fusion-based pursuit vehicle features a specially tuned regenerative braking system with 17-inch rotors and twin-piston calipers.
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Drivers won\'t be able to completely kick back, as a dedicated sensor monitors head position, though they will be able to take their hands off the wheel.
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Saikawa sees big potential for Mitsubishi.
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Jeep might have a Cherokee-based seven-seater in the works.
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Jeep doesn\'t consider Tesla\'s Model X a rival.
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Alfa\'s first crossover in decades will arrive in showrooms by the end of the year.
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A Spanish website has let the Demon out.
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Could this be Jeep\'s Hellcat-powered SUV?
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New tech allows the S-Class to drive itself for longer periods of time, even on long country roads.
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The lineup will expand with a GS trim, according to a leak.
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The company is looking to aesthetic design as an area for potential improvement.
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The F-150 Raptor is already available in China, while the new Ford Ranger will be headed to the world\'s largest automotive market in 2018.
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Different teams will compete to determine where the first tube transport system will be built.
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Students can thrash a BRZ or WRX STI on 315 acres of gravel, dirt, mud and tarmac.
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We get some seat time in Chevy\'s new diesel compact.
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More than 8,000 ride-hailing drivers were disqualified under a new state law, representing 11 percent of applicants.
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Machining errors may cause premature bearing wear and engine failure.
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