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AutoblogDid a Toyota video accidentally leak the look of the next Camry?
Toyota may have inadvertently leaked a new Camry design in a now-removed video. The car wears an updated face similar to the new Prius.
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Honda Accord shown in Japan with updated interior we won't get here quite yet
The Japanese Accord is on a different product lifecycle and timeline than the U.S. car, so it could be awhile before the changes make it here.
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2024 Toyota Tacoma: Canadian-market order guide provides some hints
2024 Toyota Tacoma Canada-market order guide leaks. Another leak says new Tacoma production won't start until December.
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Here's $50,000. Buy a new electric car
Although there are many more EVs pricier than $50,000, there are still some excellent choices below that price threshold ... with and without the federal tax credit.
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AMC Trans Am Javelin SST, an ultra-rare underdog, is up for auction
Among the rarest of the American muscle cars, the 1970 AMC Trans-Am Javelin SST may be the among the most valuable. One is up for auction with Mecum.
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2023 Rivian R1T pickup gets a new configuration with impressive range: 410 miles
2023 Rivian R1T Dual-Motor with the Max battery rated to go 410 miles. This trim becomes the long-distance range leader in the Rivian lineup.
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BMW Vision Neue Klasse revealed: stunning new BMW design language, huge EV improvements
This is the BMW Vision Neue Klasse, and it previews a whole line of BMWs products to come.
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This Toyota pickup runs on hydrogen fuel cells, beats Ford Lightning EV on range
Built in the UK, the hydrogen-powered Toyota Hilux is a prototype that will undergo a series of durability tests in the coming months.
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2024 Genesis GV80 expands its luxury — and its lineup, with the new GV80 Coupe
2024 Genesis GV80 gets even more luxurious, and GV80 joins lineup. The coupe offers a twin-charged 3.5-liter V6 with 409 hp and 405 lb-ft.
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Study: Cars with stick shifts are selling better, and young people are buying them
Demand for the manual transmission remains low, but it's increasing among new- and used-car buyers as carmakers position it as the enthusiast's choice.