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Get a Legendary Pair of Roush Vehicles from Dream Giveaway
Ford Motor Company has produced two of the most iconic vehicles on the road today - the Ford F-150 truck and the Ford Mustang. Bone stock, these two vehicles are amazing machines, but who wants a stock vehicle, when the folks at Roush Racing can turn them into fire-breathing beasts? Roush Performance is a company founded by former Ford engineer Jack Roush. Dream Giveaway is giving you a chance to put not just one, but both of these amazing Roush Racing Fords in your driveway, and get some additional funds to cover the taxes while you’re at it. Oh yeah, did we also mention that by doing so, you’re helping fund up to 20 different charities, too? What are you waiting for?
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Nissan Ariya Pricing Falls Dramatically
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Why Your Next Car Might Not Be Electric
The electric vehicle (EV) market witnessed a significant leap in sales in 2023, marking a 50% increase compared to the previous year according to a study done by J.D. Power. This growth contributed substantially to the overall auto industry's expansion, which saw an 8% rise in sales and lease volumes, totalling approximately 13 million units. Electric vehicles, therefore, played a crucial role in the industry’s progress, particularly given their stark contrast to the modest 2% growth seen in gas-powered vehicle sales. Tesla, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz emerged as key drivers of this EV sales boom, collectively contributing to the majority of the sector's growth.
2025 Infiniti QX80 Downsizes And Ditches The V8
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The AutoGuide Show Ep 8: Best New Cars Under $30K, Genesis GV80 Coupe
Welcome to episode 8 of The AutoGuide Show brought to you by eBay Motors. This week we drive an all-new crossover as well as two convertibles in the middle of winter. Mike and Kyle each pick their five choices for the best new car under $30,000. Dodge and Infiniti both drop teasers on new vehicles coming soon.
2024 Buick Envista ST Review: Fancy Footwork
Have you ever gone to a restaurant, enjoyed an incredible meal, and ended up shocked at the bill—because it’s so low? Buick evidently has.
Ferrari Patents Unholy Upside-Down Twin-Charged Hydrogen Inline-Six
“Hydrogen is for people who can’t build engines,” or something like that. It's tough to tell if Enzo might be in any way displeased with an inline-six, twin-turbo, and supercharged hydrogen engine. On the surface, the patent filings discovered by AutoGuide certainly sound like sacrilege coming from a brand that prides itself on its naturally aspirated V12. Yet the filings don’t lie, and Ferrari SPA has filed patents for exactly that.