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Nobody likes EVs more than me, so why am I starting to dislike more and more upcoming EVs? Bloat, baby…bloat.
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Hey there, 460 horsepower 2023 BMW M2. 👋 Will phone manufacturers be good at making cars? Playing Lego with Subarus to make a modern STI wagon & more.
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An Apollo EV prototype, the G2J; an EV truck tow-off; the successor to Sir Stirling Moss’ favourite microcar; a minimalist designer’s car collection; and why Jaguar needs to respect the F-Type.
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What does an affordable microcar, Australia’s best motor race of the year, and driving through Chongqing, China, have in common? They’re remarkable.
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Today, are you feeling bottom of the barrel or top of the pile? Slow cars fast, NASCAR oddities, and easily thievable Hyundais and Kias.
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EV Honda SUVs skating on General Motors technology is not how I saw the electric car revolution playing out—but here we are. Also: (beautiful) street drifting in Canada and Alexa in your BMWs.
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The final Ford GT, reviewing futuristic cars, living in a futuristic place, and bricking a futuristic Hummer
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Alpine’s highest performance A110 yet, why North America’s busiest highway is in Toronto, pray for cheap EVs, and we 🖤 3D printing.
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All-new Maserati GranTurismo, car builder and YouTuber Rich Rebuilds vs the EPA, and reimagining Volvo as a race car company.
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What if…Volvo was known for race cars, not safe cars?
From vintage racers to Dakar trucks and Le Mans prototypes—this is a history of Volvo race cars that never existed.
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Boiling a car brand down to its Genes, demolishing an auto plant, women racers, and visiting the hardworking mastermind behind Porsche tuner RWB.
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The Citroën oli, a close look at the Aptera Gamma prototype, and the abandoned F1 track you’re allowed to visit