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Will there be a sporty Toyota Camry?

Toyota filed a trademark for the Camry Apex. This could point towards a Camry-based Apex model like the Corolla Apex Edition. Expect visual and suspension upgrades without any power improvements. A new trademark filing revealed carb Let us tell you that Toyota is working on a sportier version of its Camry sedan. The trademark for

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Land Rover cut nearly 100 horsepower from the Defender’s BMW V8

The Defender OCTA’s V8 now makes 93 fewer horses than before at 533 hp. The detuned BMW engine is coming to the Euro-spec model. The torque remains unchanged, but the OCTA is now slower than before. Land Rover has no option but to regulate the Defender OCTA’s engine to comply with the strict emissions regulations.

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Pagani Huayra returns with a gated shifter and no roof

The Pagani Huayra 70 Derecho is powered by a twin-turbo AMG V12 engine. It is rear-wheel drive with a seven-speed manual gearbox. The one-off is electronically capped at 217 mph (350 km/h). They say clinging to the past is an unhealthy habit, but Pagani is happily ignoring this memo because sticking to old models is

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Porsche’s ‘GT3’ label no longer about the track

The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter delivers the stories that really matter straight to you every weekday. Sometimes I think we humans have stockpiled too many names, but then I realized that names are literally how we understand the world. They allow us to set expectations and differentiate one

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The Dacia Striker is Europe’s cheapest all-in-one car

The lifted wagon is available with hybrid power and all-wheel drive. Dacia claims that the Striker is one of the most spacious models in the compact segment. The flagship variant gets a panoramic sunroof and 19-inch wheels. Although the Europeans still have it good when it comes to wagons, the stronger versions have almost disappeared.

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Two Tesla Cybercabs just landed in Minneapolis. no one knows why

Get Spyglass: The Insider Hookup in your inbox Your exclusive look at future cars and secret prototypes, straight from our spy photographer. Is Minneapolis, Minnesota on Tesla’s punch list as the automaker eyes new markets for its robotaxi service? On Saturday, an eagle-eyed reader named George of Victory & Reseda spotted a Tesla CyberCab in

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Ford’s latest recall affects 110,000 vehicles – including the Mustang

Ford is recalling 110,626 vehicles. Affects one Mustang, which has windshield wipers that can only operate on the high speed setting. The other recall affects the Mustang Mach-E, and may cause rear differential pinion shaft fractures. Ford has issued two recalls affecting 110,626 vehicles. So far this year, Ford has released 56 memory For over

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New Porsche GT3 S/C shows why the 911 still sets benchmarks

The Porsche 911 has always set the standard for driving experience, especially with the GT3 model, which ditches the turbocharger for a high-revving, naturally aspirated engine and aggressive handling characteristics. The GT3 is built for precision and explosive track times, making it the ideal equipment for those seeking Porsche-like handling and N/A glory. On the

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Indian motorcycle that quietly raises the bar

Major American touring motorcycles have always been built around a familiar concept – a large-displacement V-twin engine, comfortable ergonomics, and enough road presence to make every mile feel like an event. These heavyweight tourers have never been about reaching a destination; They’re about enjoying everything between the starting point and the final stop. However, expectations

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This was the fastest speed recorded on a public road in almost 80 years

Heritage Images/Getty Images Despite all the power and modern technology available in modern supercars, it is almost impossible to reach a speed of 269 mph in an automobile on public roads today. And nearly ninety years ago, it was an engineering feat of astonishing proportions. In 1938,

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