The Detroit automakers are going to have to balance traditional muscle car performance with electrification to maintain their most loyal buyers and fans. Go to Source
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YouTube removes video by Tesla investors using kids in FSD Beta test
The tests were to determine if a slow-moving Tesla equipped with the company’s latest driver assistance systems would automatically avoid pedestrians. Go to Source
GM to reinstate quarterly dividend and increase share buyback program to $5 billion
GM is reinstating a quarterly cash dividend and increasing the size of its opportunistic share repurchases to $5 billion of common stock. Go to Source
Take a look at Ford’s futuristic vision for its luxury Lincoln brand
Ford on Thursday unveiled the Model L100, a sleek, futuristic concept car to showcase the company’s vision for its Lincoln luxury brand. Go to Source
Dodge unveils new electric muscle car concept that could replace the Challenger and Charger
Dodge on Wednesday unveiled a new concept car called the Charger Daytona SRT as a preview of its first all-electric muscle car, expected in 2024. Go to Source
Dodge’s first electrified vehicle will be a new crossover called the Hornet
The first electrified vehicle for Stellantis’ Dodge brand will be a plug-in hybrid crossover called the Hornet, a resurrected name of a 1970s station wagon. Go to Source
Financing a new car? Here’s how much you can save thanks to a good or excellent credit score
For a five-year, new-car loan of $45,000, buyers with excellent credit scores generally can save thousands of dollars by qualifying for lower interest rates. Go to Source
Polestar will launch a hot new electric roadster — but not until 2026
Polestar said it will build a version of its popular O2 roadster show car. Production won’t start until 2026, but interested buyers can reserve now. Go to Source
SoftBank-backed Ola to launch first electric car in 2024
Ola’s venture into India’s electric car market will see it compete with companies like Tata Motors. Go to Source
Dodge will discontinue its Challenger and Charger muscle cars next year
Dodge will discontinue its gas-powered Challenger and Charger muscle cars at the end of next year, as the brand transitions to electric vehicles. Go to Source