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The Beauty Director's Black Book: The Aesthetics Doctors Worth Trusting With Your Face

The only names you need

Marie Claire · Jun 28

Jeep's Most Expensive Electric Off-Roader Costs Over $78,000

It's still a lot less expensive than a GMC Hummer EV. So that's a win for Jeep, I guess?

Motor1 · Jun 26

Woman Buys Extended Warranty For Used GMC. Then She Tries To Use It: 'Headed Back To The Dealership For The THIRD Time'

"For the SAME issue."

Motor1 · Jun 26

Dealership Sells F-150. Then It Immediately Ends Up In The Service Department: 'Buy Them Lunch'

'I hate it here.'

Motor1 · Jun 11

Teslas Are More Likely To Hit 250,000 Miles Than Almost Every Car Brand

Think electric cars don't last? Very few companies beat Tesla in this study of the longest lasting car brands.

InsideEVs · Jun 8

This $199 Gadget Brings Apple CarPlay To GM EVs. But There's A Catch

Worried about General Motors EVs not having Apple CarPlay? This plug-and-play device seeks to solve that problem.

InsideEVs · Jun 5

Hummer Wants To Take On The Bronco And Wrangler With This New Concept

The concept is a testbed for new technologies, features, and ideas that might one day end up on a production vehicle.

Motor1 · May 29

GMC’s New Hummer X Mid-Size EV Truck Concept Has Stackable Screens

The rugged electric SUV and pickup feature beadlock wheels, removable fender flares, and a scout drone.

InsideEVs · May 29

Who is Shamir Chandran? Indian-origin cancer specialist doctor banned in UK says, ‘I will never work in that country again’

Shamir Chandran, a cancer specialist doctor of Indian origin, has been banned from practicing medicine in Britain. He was convicted of controlling behavior and cruelty. The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service removed him from the medical register. Chandran reportedly left the UK before the proceedings concluded. He stated he would never…

The Economic Times · May 24

Indian-origin cancer specialist banned from practising in UK says, 'I will never work in that country again'

An Indian-origin cancer specialist has been struck off the UK medical register after a tribunal ruled that his criminal conviction made him a risk to the public, meaning he can no longer practise medicine in the UK, a sanction more severe than simply being dismissed from his job.

The Times of India · May 23