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2026 Alfa Romeo Giulia: Everything We Know
When Peugeot Group merged with Fiat Chrysler a few years back, the conglomerate gave its collection of over a dozen brands a decade to launch new products in order to prove their worth. Alfa Romeo is one of those brands, and the company is already in the process of rejiggering its range for the next decade.
Review: Orka Two Hearing Aids
Founded in 2018, Orka Labs feels like a bigger and more established hearing aid company than it is, with polished hardware that’s now on its second edition.
Why did Musk ax the Supercharger team?
Elon Musk’s decision to dismiss much of Tesla’s Supercharger team this week came as a shock. The move poses a particular threat to charging in the U.S. and the transition to electric vehicles in the region.
Off-track soap opera follows F1 to America
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Five races into the Formula 1 season, Max Verstappen and the globe-trotting series have arrived in the United States for the first of three appearances in a year the Red Bull driver already seems to have under wraps.
Here’s Your Chance to Own the Lamest Indy 500 Pace Cars
I love the Indy 500. I'm truly excited that we're now just three weeks away from the Greatest Spectacle in Racing. However, someone at Team Penske is apparently less excited, because they've decided to part ways with some of the Indy 500 pace car models in their collection. At first, I was like, «How could they?!» But after seeing the catalog, I thought, «Oh, yeah. Good riddance.»
Some NJ Drivers Wrongly Charged Truck Tolls as NYC Congestion Pricing Looms
As if New Jerseyans don't already have a love/hate relationship with E-ZPass, the automatic toll collection company is making some drivers' lives even more difficult. Some Jersey drivers have found that, within the past year, they were incorrectly charged the same tolling rate as big-rig trucks despite driving normal passenger cars while crossing the George Washington Bridge. What's the difference in that fee, you ask? Instead of maximum off $14.75—which is already a lot—it could be as much as $140.
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