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The Trump administration is calling on Ford to significantly scale back ties to Chinese automotive and supplier companies. For buyers, the main issues are EV prices, batteries and future model availability.
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Toyota's new GR GT is expected to produce around 640 hp and is apparently not being developed in isolation from motorsport. Its proximity to the GT3 project could shape handling, aerodynamics and long-term durability.
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On certain Chevrolet Silverado, Colorado and Blazer models, oil filters not correctly tightened at the factory can lead to leaks. For owners, what matters now above all is a quick visual inspection and, if necessary, a trip to the dealer.
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The new Bovensiepen Spider uses the discontinued BMW Z4 as its basis, brings 429 PS, a 183 mph top speed and a small series of just 99 examples.
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Kia is expanding the EV5 range in Europe with a sportier GT version. The electric SUV delivers 302 hp and targets buyers looking for a practical family car with added dynamism.
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Chrysler is recalling Pacifica and Voyager minivans due to a possible failure of the electronic stability control. For families, fleets and used-car buyers, the VIN check is especially important.
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Rimac will control Bugatti on its own in the future. For customers, collectors and the industry, the move is important because it makes responsibilities around future hypercars clearer.
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Certain Jeep Grand Cherokee and Grand Cherokee L vehicles from model years 2021 to 2023 must return to the workshop again. The focus is on rear coil springs that can come loose if incorrectly installed — in some cases also on vehicles that were already inspected in an earlier campaign.
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Mercedes-Benz is firming up the electric GLC. The SUV aims to reach customers who were uneasy with the previous EQ models, offering a familiar format, strong charging performance and greater utility.
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With FSD v14.3.9, Tesla is introducing an automatic collision evasion function that can briefly steer, brake or accelerate in an emergency – even when the human is driving manually.
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