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Strategic angle: The 600 Petrol adds a budget-friendly option to the range, while a Street Edition introduces darker styling and limited production.
Strategic angle: Subaru will stop accepting WRX orders in Japan on May 18, but nothing changes for the US model.
Strategic angle: China's MIIT has exposed the GT version of the YU7 crossover, which beats the Porsche Macan Turbo in output.
Strategic angle: According to Trump, you should be grateful you aren't paying more.
Strategic angle: The Geely group is looking to expand its presence in Canada beyond Volvo and Polestar.
Strategic angle: 'Lol I forgot those Korean cars.'
Strategic angle: The new CX-5 could soon gain an off-road variant as the brand weighs customer demand for a more rugged compact SUV.
Strategic angle: Three electric motors and a massive box frame make this home-built scooter an insanely fast creation, but that doesn't mean we'd want to ride it.
Strategic angle: During the debut of the i3 sedan, BMW teased the return of a Touring variant. Here's what it could look like.
Strategic angle: The first R2 robotaxis are coming to California and Florida starting in 2028
Strategic angle: Consumer Reports tested the real-world highway range of nearly 30 electric cars. See the winners and losers.
Strategic angle: Owners of Stellantis EVs can finally access America's largest and best charging network.
Strategic angle: Euro 7 won’t kill BMW V8 or straight-six, but stricter emissions could mean less performance
Strategic angle: BMW's design director said it would have 'looked too retro.'
Strategic angle: U.S. dealers saw the potent coupe and the AMG G63 Cabriolet.
Strategic angle: The bike gets a two-tone paint job that’s about as subtle as you’d expect, with Bugatti Blue doing most of the shouting.
Strategic angle: 'Good thing I only run wix filters.'
Strategic angle: Lamborghini's V8 hybrid supercar gets a dramatic 7Design carbon kit that pushes its styling closer to STO territory
Strategic angle: Big yellow barrels often line the sides of highways or exit ramps, and the engineering behind them is different depending on speed limits and locations.
Strategic angle: Despite much higher production costs, Maranello is reverting to real buttons.