Bring Back Simplicity: The Call for One Button Per Action in Tesla Interiors

When it comes to automotive design, particularly in the realm of electric vehicles, there’s a growing chorus of voices yearning for simplicity. The recent trend of digitizing every control into a touchscreen interface has polarized opinions. While many appreciate the sleek aesthetics and the tech-savvy nature of modern vehicles, others find themselves missing the tactile […]

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Unleashing Performance: The 2025 Audi A3 Goes All-Wheel Drive

The 2025 Audi A3 marks a significant step forward in the compact luxury sedan segment, blending style, performance, and cutting-edge technology. With the U.S. market saying goodbye to the front-wheel-drive variant, Audi’s decision to make the Quattro all-wheel-drive system standard across the lineup reflects a strong commitment to delivering a more dynamic and confident driving […]

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Exploring the Global Truck Interior: A Perspective Beyond America

Entering the truck realm, especially in the U.S., many expect a certain level of comfort, tech, & luxury. Yet, truck interiors globally vary widely, exemplified by the 2024 Isuzu D-Max. This basic model lacks amenities U.S. drivers expect, like power windows, passenger airbag, adjustable headrests, shift boot, center console, factory radio, & cruise control. The […]

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Mercedes to Phase Out ‘EQ’ Branding as Electric Becomes the New Standard

In a strategic shift towards a unified brand identity, Mercedes has announced its intention to retire the ‘EQ’ sub-brand for electric vehicles (EVs) by 2024. Initially introduced in 2016 to differentiate battery-electric vehicles from traditional models, the ‘EQ’ designation is now viewed as less relevant as the company embraces a fully electric future. This move […]

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Shell’s Hydrogen Highway Dreams End in California

Shell’s recent announcement to permanently close its seven hydrogen refueling stations for passenger cars in California represents a notable shift in the alternative fuel landscape. Citing “supply complications and other external market factors,” the company is adjusting its strategy to focus on heavy-duty vehicles and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. This pivot reflects a broader commitment […]

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Ford Shifts Gears: The End of Self-Parking Cars

In a notable shift within the automotive sector, Ford Motor Company has announced the discontinuation of its Enhanced Active Park Assist feature, which enabled select vehicles to autonomously parallel park. This decision, driven by a strategic initiative to reduce costs and optimize production processes, reflects the company’s ongoing efforts to adapt to the dynamic demands […]

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Porsche Carrera GT Owners in Limbo: The Long Road to Recall Resolution

Porsche’s Carrera GT, the iconic V10 supercar, has been a dormant beast for nearly a year, leaving owners in a state of high-octane anticipation. In April 2023, Porsche issued a recall affecting 489 of the 1300 Carrera GTs built in 2004 and 2005 due to potential catastrophic suspension failure. The recall, identified as campaign number […]

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FTC’s New CARS Rule Targets Deceptive Car Dealership Practices

The Federal Trade Commission’s recent implementation of the Combating Auto Retail Scams (CARS) Rule marks a significant advancement in safeguarding consumers during the car-buying process. By specifically addressing prevalent tactics such as bait-and-switch advertising and concealed junk fees, the FTC aims to enhance transparency in the auto retail industry. This rule is poised to save […]

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