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Tesla Cybertruck Charging Curve Confirms the 4680-Cell Suspected Poor Charging Performance

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Ever since the Tesla Cybertruck was spotted charging, people suspected that Tesla's 4680 cells were as bad as they were on the Model Y. The first documented Cybertruck charging curve confirms this, showing that the Tesla Cybertruck spends a lot of time charging. The Cybertruck is the first Tesla model that uses 4680 cells exclusively. Tesla made sure it had enough 4680-cell supply by discontinuing the 4680 Model Y produced at Giga Te. ( continue reading.

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Engine Bearing Clearance – Is Way More Important Than You Think

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Engine bearing clearance, is very important and can cause early failures if not correct. Engine bearings should operate with, the least amount of engine bearing clearance as possible. So, tighter oil clearances, produce less peak [.

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2023 Dodge Challenger R/T Scat Pack Ends Up on Salvage Car Market After Just 1,700 Miles

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It only took this Dodge Challenger R/T Scat Pack 1,700 miles and a couple of months on the road to end up on the salvage car market with little to no chance whatsoever to go back on the streets. What a sad way to end the life of a HEMI. This Dodge Challenger R/T Scape Pack ( continue reading.

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ZC Rubber wins Chinese tire industry award for tire recycling

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Zhongce Rubber Recycling Technology, a subsidiary of ZC Rubber , in collaboration with Beijing University of Chemical Technology, and Nanjing Green Gold Giant Rubber & Plastic Advanced Technology, said the project, “Demonstration Project of Waste Rubber Recycle & Application Technology,” has been awarded the First Prize in Technological Advancement by the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation (CPCIF).

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2025 Toyota GR Celica Sport Digital Rebirth Shows Its Potential in Fantasy Land

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The Japanese automaker is about to conclude a year full of tidal waves of introductions. However, no one really wants them to stop – especially the rumor mill and the imaginative realm of digital car content creators. A lot of reports are discussing the way Toyota will push forward in 2024 after such a massive roster of reveals – the Corolla. ( continue reading.

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ZC Rubber wins Chinese tire industry award for tire recycling

Tire Review Magazine

Zhongce Rubber Recycling Technology, a subsidiary of ZC Rubber , in collaboration with Beijing University of Chemical Technology, and Nanjing Green Gold Giant Rubber & Plastic Advanced Technology, said the project, “Demonstration Project of Waste Rubber Recycle & Application Technology,” has been awarded the First Prize in Technological Advancement by the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation (CPCIF).

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5 Reasons Why You're Better Off Not Collecting Hot Wheels

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There are two sides to every story. There is no such thing as a perfect relationship. You will only sometimes be happy with your dream car. Things won't always go smoothly in your business. And any family will go through tough times for various reasons. And that goes for anything in life, including hobbies. I have been collecting Hot Wheels for many years now.

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People Seem to Get Bored While Restoring This 1967 Pontiac GTO, Superhero Needed

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The GTO sales declined in 1967 after a successful 1966 model year when the 2-door coupe and the 389 4-barrel ruled the series. The new engines fueled the excitement for the GTO, but the yearly sales dropped from nearly 97,000 units to approximately 81,000 cars. The 2-door coupe was still the king of the GTO castle in 1967 with over 65,000 units, while the convertible was the runner-up with 9,500 cars.

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Jalopnik's Best Car Buying Advice And More

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For almost ten years I’ve been sharing dealer stories and car buying advice on Jalopnik. I’ve told you about dealers that don’t want to send you quotes in writing to ones that go wild with the extra charges and add-ons. There are even dealers who thought it was a good idea to essentially kidnap a customer to make a… Read more.

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Stylish Aussie Tiny Home Combines Modern Design With a Sustainable, Eco-Friendly Approach

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Downsizing has never been more popular than it is now. People all over the world have embraced a simpler way of life and moved into compact dwellings that allow them more freedom and the opportunity to more deeply commune with nature. And with tiny home designs like the gorgeous Byron from Luxe Tiny Homes, downsizing has never looked more enticing. Designed and crafted with eco-friendly and sustainably sourced materials, the Byron tiny h. ( continue reading.

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George Santos Gets Car Burgled And More

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Cummins , an Indiana-based company that manufactures and sells engines , has been hit with a $1.675 billion penalty for intentionally selling defeat devices that could bypass emissions sensors, a direct violation of the Clean Air Act , the U.S. Department of Justice writes. It’s set to be the biggest ever penalty for a… Read more.

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5 Most Legendary Muscle Cars Ever Produced by Plymouth

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Though discontinued more than two decades ago, Plymouth continues to live on in the hearts and minds of muscle car enthusiasts thanks to its legendary models. The Plymouth story started in the summer of 1928 when Chrysler introduced a new brand aimed at competing with Ford and Chevrolet in the affordable vehicle segment. It proved to be an excellent decision, as ( continue reading.

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A Rolled Car Carrier, The Skyhook And An Unsolved Disappearance

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The Car Carrier cargo ship MV Golden Ray flipped on its side back in September of 2019 just off the coast of the U.S. state of Georgia. It made for some pretty badass vacation photos , and an even more badass clean up operation that involved slicing the car carrier into sections via a giant chain. But what exactly… Read more.

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2025 Ford Bronco Sport Gets Revealed Early, Albeit Solely Through the Power of AI

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Because sometimes it pays off to be patient, the Ford Motor Company might soon get down in automotive history for producing the most powerful ICE-powered truck ever. But how about the most rugged little SUV? The Blue Oval automaker is ending 2023 on a high note. On the one hand, there's the 2024 S650 seventh-generation Ford Mustang that will rule the market fo. ( continue reading.

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This Custom-Built Yamaha XZ 550 Nods to Kenny Roberts’ Legendary YZR500

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For a lot of builders out there, the stylistic holy trinity of custom bikes is something along the lines of bobbers, cafe racers, and scramblers. Workshops that aim for the old-school racer look are far less common, partially due to all the additional hassle required to build a fully-faired machine. The reasons also have to do with cosmetic preferences, of course, but there are certain people who embrace the retro sport bike aesthetic.

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Stored in a Museum: Pagoda Green 1964 Ford Thunderbird Is a Low-Mile Survivor

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The 1964 model year was the most successful iteration of the fourth-generation Thunderbird. As the first release, the 1964 Thunderbird took the world by surprise with its new looks, especially because it was no longer as sporty as people expected. Despite these changes, the 1964 model year recorded impressive sales, with nearly 92,500 units shipped to customers.

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Widescape's WS250 Stand-Up Snowmobile Promises Light and Affordable Fun in the Snow

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Let's face it: winter isn't for everyone. However, some of us are out there shredding it up with smiles sweeping across our faces, and if that sounds like you, get a load of the WS250 stand-up snowmobile, a little something something to "Awaken your inner explorer." Folks, the name Widescape may sound new to you, but this Canadian brand is actually under the rule of a timeless group, none other than Soucy, the. ( continue reading.

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Tastefully Upgraded 1991 GMC Syclone Is a One-Owner Diamond in the Rough

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Chrysler kicked off the performance truck genre in the late 1970s with the Dodge Li'l Red Express. Over at General Motors, the GMC Syclone and Chevrolet 454 SS are classics in their own rights. Of these three, the Syclone is the rarest of the bunch, with General Motors producing a total of 2,998 units. Based on the GMC Sonoma, the Syclone also happens to be more powerful than both.

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Grabber Blue 1971 Ford Torino GT Emerges With a Strong Desire for a Complete Restoration

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The 1971 Torino was part of the short-lived second generation, which remained in production for just two years. Ford released only minor revisions for the 1971 model year, with the GT remaining an intriguing configuration for people looking for more adrenaline behind the wheel. The Brougham still served as the more luxurious sibling, so overall, the Torino lineup had a litt. ( continue reading.

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Titanium Is a Rad Custom Triumph Bobber Black Topped With Monocoque Bodywork

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No matter what style or design language they go for, the folks at Tamarit Motorcycles always knock it out of the ballpark. They’re just as capable of building a menacing bobber as they are a rugged scrambler or some sophisticated cafe racer, and the murdered-out stunner pictured below is a perfect case in point. Going by the name of Titanium, it is the 111th project in the Spanish firm’s repertoire.

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INEOS Recalls Grenadier Station Wagon for Relay Control Wire That May Short Circuit

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Masterminded by Jim Ratcliffe and penned by Toby Ecuyer, the Grenadier is best described as the Land Rover Defender for those who cannot imagine the Defender without body-on-frame construction and solid axles. Production started in October 2022, and pricing for the US market was released in May 2023. The first US-market specimens rolled off ( continue reading.

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Low-Mileage Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 Demands New GT Money

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There's a ton of previous-gen Ford Mustangs on sale as we speak, and we just came across one that bears Shelby's signature. It is a 2017 GT350 that hasn't seen much action during these years, and for what it offers, it is a lot of car for the money. But on the Benjamins in. ( continue reading.

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Monza Is a Restyled Moto Morini Corsaro 1200 Veloce That Looks Absolutely Bonkers

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Customized Moto Morinis are very few and far between, but a few builders have indeed delivered some startling exemplars over the years. Among them is the skillful Pepo Rosell, who runs XTR Pepo in Madrid with three decades of bike-modding experience under his belt. Even though he is best-known for his Ducati projects, the man really doesn’t mind stepping outside his comfort zone to try something new.

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2018 Ford F-150 Raptor Hits the Second-Hand Market, Costs New Bronco Money

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While the Ram 1500 TRX is dead, with the Stellantis-owned brand working on its successor, the Ford F-150 Raptor lives on, and for the 2024 model year, it has become more potent than its discontinued arch-rival that adds the R suffix. Due to the improved airflow, the 5.2-. ( continue reading.

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Kevlar, Wood, and Resin Give Rise to the American-Born e-Woody: A Different Kind of E-Bike

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American wood, resin, and friggin Kevlar are just some of the materials used to craft a Connor wood bicycle. But this next one takes things even further and throws an electric drivetrain onto an already loved machine. Folks, the name Connor Cycles is probably unknown to you. If it does ring a bell, however, then you've met what I can only consider as some of the most beautiful wooden bicycles on the planet.

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The Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S E Performance Is a Supercar Killer Dressed as an Executive Sedan

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Before putting the controversial 2.0L electrified four-pot in the new-gen C 63, Mercedes-AMG graced the car world with a staggering version of the GT 4-Door Coupe. The model is called the Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S E Performance and offers an awesome bang for the buck. &l. ( continue reading.

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1971 Dodge Charger R/T One-of-One Fears No Evil, for It Went Through Hell and Survived

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Dodge’s iconic muscle car of the sixties and seventies – that’s the Charger – took a dramatic turn in styling in 1971 when the third generation premiered. Fatefully, that year marked the beginning of the sad performance-gutting era, and the Road/Track option of the Dodge Chargers fell on the wrong side of buyers’ interests.

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Digital 2025 Nissan Altima Joins the Virtual 2025 Ford Fusion to Fight the 2025 Camry

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One of the biggest automotive reveals for the passenger car sector towards the end of the year was Toyota's introduction at the 2023 Los Angeles Auto Show in November of the 2025 Camry. The ninth generation, unveiled in the United States as the follow-up to the best-sell. ( continue reading.

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Black Screens Plaguing Android Auto Again, This Time Breaking a Top App

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Spotify is one of the top Android Auto apps, but like any other piece of software running on Google's platform, it's prone to bugs showing up out of nowhere. A glitch that appeared overnight for. ( continue reading.

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1200-HP Corvette C8 Races a Modified Tesla Model S Plaid Fitted With a Parachute

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This 1/4-mile drag is so unique you don't want to miss it. The event is taking place on American soil, and it involves a souped-up Corvette C8 and a modified Tesla Model S Plaid that's been fitted with a parachute for some ungodly reason. Oh, and at one point, one of our contestants starts spraying oil all over the place; can you guess which one?

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1971 Buick Centurion Shows Battle Scars and Rarity Marks After 30 Years of Barn Oblivion

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At the turn of the muscle car decade, Buick made an unexpected decision and retired the Wildcat after just eight years of service as a standalone model. Filling the gap between the ‘Deuce and a Quarter’ Electra and the LeSabre, the Centurion took the stage as the mid-priced full-size Buick. Fatefully, it had an even shorter lifespan than its predecessor, and it was canceled at the end of 1973 after a multi-year total production of 110,539 units.

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Chevy Six Immortality: Rare '79 Square-Body C10 Last Ran in 1987 Gets Back on the Road

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General Motors picked up on the pickup trend of the early seventies and started shoving square bodies in their millions. With a long third-generation production run of 15 years, between 1973 and 1987, the C/K series hatched around ten million units from Chevrolet and GMC. Stumbling across one nowadays is the exact opposite of dumb luck. Finding one with a specific combination of features can be attributed to chance and good fortunes.

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Cheap 1977 Ford Granada Wants You To Tap Into Your Inner Grandfather

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It’s cheap for a good reason, as it is not exactly a collectible’s car, but this first-generation Ford Granada might still attract a passionate enthusiast who sighs every time they see a similar ride drive past them. Made at two U.S. factories, in New Jersey and Michigan, the Fo. ( continue reading.

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1963 Ford Galaxie 500 Dragon Waggin Is a Lightweight Gem in Racing Overalls

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Many of history's great cars were born as a result of racing efforts, or more precisely the carmakers' push to comply with regulations while at the same time offering the vehicle the best shot at winning. And the Ford Galaxie 500 Lightweight is just one example of that. The Galaxie came about in 1958 as a full-sized car, and it was named so as Ford was trying to capitalize on the public's interest in the then-nascent space. ( continue reading.

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Moto Guzzi VX Falcone Has Tons of Neo-Retro Flair Backing Its Vintage DNA

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New York-based Venier Motorcycles has been in operation for more than a decade, over the course of which they’ve built countless fantastic one-offs. The shop was founded in 2012 by Stefano Venier, who is now joined by a team of talented artisans in his bike-modding endeavors. Although they’ve customized motorcycles from several marques, Moto Guzzi builds have long been their main specialty.

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Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Gets New High Heels in Turn for New Year's Eve

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Lamborghini's latest production toy is called the Revuelto. It replaces the mighty Aventador, taking on the flagship supercar role at the Sant'Agata Bolognese brand, and is better than its predecessor in every aspect save for one: design. Don't get us wrong; it's no. ( continue reading.

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2003 Hot Wheels Treasure Hunt Set Won't Cost an Arm and a Leg

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One of the most essential life skills is being able to adapt. The world constantly changes, and if we don't keep swimming, we'll be lost in the current. And that's valid for companies, too. In part one of this story, I took you down memory l. ( continue reading.

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