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  Toyota’s Best-Selling RAV4 Preps for a Major Redesign: The 6th Generation Revealed 2025.02.07 The 6th generation model of Toyota's popular RAV4 SUV has been revealed, known for its strong appeal in Japan and North America.
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  Honda Civic Hybrid Breaks Record with 2025 North American Car of the Year Win 2025.02.07 Honda's new 'Civic Hybrid' wins North American Car of the Year 2025, setting a record as the fourth win for the Civic model.
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  Why Some Supercar Owners Regret Their Dream Ride: Practicality, Comfort, and Attention Issues 2025.02.01 Supercars may seem like the ultimate dream, but their impracticality and discomfort often lead to buyer's remorse for owners.
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  Lost Luxury of BMW’s Pininfarina Gran Lusso Coupe: A Concept That Deserved to Be Made 2025.01.31 BMW's concept car, the Pininfarina Gran Lusso Coupe, is being re-evaluated years after its 2018 debut, showcasing the brand's innovation.
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  Ford Mustang GTD: A $270,000 Supercharged Beast Takes on Porsche 2025.01.30 The Mustang GTD, priced at $270,000, showcases raw power with a supercharged V8, marking a bold statement amid electric vehicle trends.
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  Subaru's Forester Hybrid: Smarter SUV with a 20% Fuel Efficiency Boost 2025.01.30 Subaru is set to launch the Forester Hybrid in the US, promising a 20% increase in fuel efficiency by mid-2025.
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  What If Land Rover Dabbled in Sedans? Unique Rendering That’s Turning Heads 2025.01.30 Land Rover's potential entry into the sedan market is explored through a unique rendering of a Range Rover Sport-based sedan.
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  Why Dubai's Cops Are Chasing Criminals in Lambos and Bugattis 2025.01.29 Dubai's police use supercars for tourism and practicality, showcasing luxury while addressing high-speed crime in a wealthy city.
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  Kim Jong Un’s Luxury Car Collection Shocks the World Amid North Korea’s Struggles 2025.01.28 Despite international sanctions, Kim Jong-un continues to flaunt luxury foreign cars, raising eyebrows amid North Korea's suffering populace.
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  Volvo’s XC50 Launch: Will the Chinese Connection Affect Its Popularity? 2025.01.28 Volvo's XC50 SUV, based on the Chinese Lynk & Co 08 platform, aims to challenge perceptions of Chinese-made vehicles.
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  Why a $42,720 Mazda Compact SUV, CX-50, Was Left in A Parking Lot of US College 2025.01.27 A 2025 Mazda CX-50 Turbo was found abandoned in a university lot, raising questions about its mysterious circumstances.
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  Genesis GV90: The Electric SUV That Could Drive You 497 Miles on a Single Charge 2025.01.27 The Genesis GV90, an upcoming flagship SUV, promises innovative design and technology, aiming to redefine luxury in electric vehicles.
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  2025 Toyota Prius Gets a Bold Makeover—Including a Sleek New Nightshade Trim 2025.01.16 Toyota unveils the 2025 Prius, drawing attention in the global hybrid market with its emotional evolution under the "Hybrid Reborn" concept.
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  What If Hyundai Joined the Pickup Game? Sneak Peek at a Tasman-Based Hyundai Pickup 2025.01.16 Hyundai is selling the Santa Cruz pickup in North America and is reportedly preparing a new model that may share a platform with the Tasman.
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  Waymo's Self-Driving Taxis Are Flawed: They Suddenly Spin Around in the Same Spot and Crash 2025.01.16 A Waymo self-driving taxi incident raises safety concerns after passengers were trapped due to a malfunction.
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  What’s Next for Nissan’s Iconic GT-R? The Hyper Force Concept Gives Us a Glimpse 2025.01.15 Nissan's Hyper Force concept hints at the future of the GT-R, featuring advanced EV technology and a blend of performance and innovation.
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  Tesla's Self-Driving Technology's Horrible Flaw: Self-Driving Vehicle on the Railroad Tracks 2025.01.14 A Tesla using Full Self-Driving ended up on railroad tracks in Santa Monica, raising concerns about the technology's safety and reliability.
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  Tesla's Invasion of Privacy: Controversy Arises Over Sensitive Driver Data Sharing 2025.01.13 Tesla's privacy controversy raises concerns over excessive data collection and cybersecurity risks as vehicles become more connected.
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  Honda's 25-Year-Old Legend Makes a Comeback: New Prelude Revealed 2025.01.09 Honda revives the Prelude after 25 years, blending sports car heritage with modern hybrid technology, set to launch in 2025.
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  Toyota's Next-Gen Corolla Gets Sportier Design with Exciting PHEV Future 2025.01.09 The next-gen Toyota Corolla will feature a sportier design and a PHEV variant, set to launch in Japan and the US in 2026.