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Citroen revives the 2CV for an electric age

bbc.co.uk

The New Volkswagen ID. Tiguan Rights The ID.4's Wrongs With Longer Range And More Buttons, But The Real Star Is Its Retro Gauge Cluster

This seems like such a no-brainer idea, I can't understand why more companies with digital gauge clusters haven't done it already

theautopian.com

u/Staghorn_Calculus — 4 days ago

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Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso previews brand's future – with twin-turbo V6

autocar.co.uk

u/hystericalhelix — 4 days ago

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Big Trucks And Vans Struggle To Avoid Crashes, Says IIHS

Automatic braking on these vehicles doesn't seem to be too well calibrated. My guess is since they only need to meet US standards, the companies hardly care

carscoops.com

u/Redeemed_Expert9694 — 4 days ago

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The Fiat Multiplay Is A Pickup, An SUV, And A Minivan

carscoops.com

u/Anchor_Aways — 4 days ago

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James from Throttle House pulls of the prank of the century on Thomas and joins the Alfa family

https://youtu.be/RNEJORtu_Vg

Surprised not to see anyone beating me to the punch on submitting this. Absolutely incredible video. Very heartfelt and probably the funniest thing these guys have ever done. I've been watching this channel since around the time James first joined, and it's been wild to see them grow and evolve on YouTube and now into the Grand Tour. This feels like a great celebration of everything so far.

u/Cessnaporsche01 — 5 days ago

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