Category: US Motoring Press

Fuel prices should be at 167p per litre, claims RAC

Fuel costs should now be as low as 167p per litre, the RAC has claimed, when the cost of wholesale fuel is the lowest it has been since May. Yet the UK’s four biggest supermarkets, whose prices dictate the wider market, have told Autocar that they’re already offering the best prices they can. Currently, the average… Continue reading Fuel prices should be at 167p per litre, claims RAC

From the archive: on this day in 2005

At the turn of the millennium BMW was no stranger to massive numbers, with the BMW M5 and BMW M6 having spec sheets comparable with the likes of Ferrari and Lamborghini. It’s therefore unsurprising to learn that in 2005 we caught wind of the firm developing a replacement for the ill-fated Z8, also meant to serve as… Continue reading From the archive: on this day in 2005

Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin join Whitmer’s Lake Michigan EV charging circuit

The states of Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin have signed an agreement with Michigan to add charging stations and boost electric vehicle use around Lake Michigan. The voluntary agreement moves an EV infrastructure initiative announced by the Whitmer administration in 2021 forward. The effort, known as the Lake Michigan Electric Vehicle Circuit Tour, is geared toward tourism,… Continue reading Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin join Whitmer’s Lake Michigan EV charging circuit

‘Bordering on unbelievable’: High demand for used vehicles turns your car into investment

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Stellantis sentenced in diesel emissions cheating case involving Jeep SUVs, Ram pickups

The U.S. operating arm of Chrysler parent Stellantis was ordered on Monday to pay about $300 million to settle the criminal portion of its diesel emissions cheating case involving Jeep Grand Cherokee SUVs and Ram 1500 pickups. The dollar figure tracks with the amount listed in connection with the company’s guilty plea in June in U.S.… Continue reading Stellantis sentenced in diesel emissions cheating case involving Jeep SUVs, Ram pickups