Automobile

The Most And Least Reliable Cars Of 2024 Revealed 1

The Most And Least Reliable Cars Of 2024 Revealed

Want to know which cars are most likely to break down or have annoying tech issues? J.D. Power’s 2024 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study has just released its rankings, showing that Lexus and Toyota are the most reliable brands, while Chrysler is the least dependable, with over 300 problems per 100

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Hyundai Accused Of Faking EV Sales To Boost Public Image 1

Hyundai Accused Of Faking EV Sales To Boost Public Image

Hyundai is facing a major lawsuit from Napleton Aurora Imports and other dealers, who accuse the company of pressuring them to inflate their electric vehicle (EV) sales figures. According to the lawsuit, Hyundai allegedly instructed dealers to report unsold cars as “sold” or “loaned out,” only to reverse these transactions

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How Canadian Cars Are Stolen And Sold Overseas 1

How Canadian Cars Are Stolen And Sold Overseas

Discover why Canada has become a surprising hotspot for car thefts, ranking among the top 10 countries globally according to Interpol. Since integrating its stolen vehicle data with Interpol in February 2024, Canada has detected over 1,500 stolen cars worldwide, highlighting a growing problem. The rise in thefts is fueled

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Saudi Arabia Orders 100 Flying Taxis 1

Saudi Arabia Orders 100 Flying Taxis

Saudi Arabian airline Saudia has placed a significant order for 100 electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicles from the German air taxi firm Lilium. This move marks a major step towards integrating flying taxis into mainstream transportation, with the deal set to be finalized during an upcoming event at

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The Collapse Of Italian Auto Production 1

The Collapse Of Italian Auto Production

Stellantis, a major car manufacturer in Italy, faced a significant drop in production during the first half of the year, down 25% compared to last year. The decline was especially sharp at plants like Melfi and Mirafiori, where production fell by as much as 63%. Delays in government subsidies for

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