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This Rusty R32 Might Be The World's Worst Skyline GT-R

Despite the missing glass, peeling paint, and catastrophic rust, this Skyline GT-R is still worth well over $10,000 on the used market.

Motor1 · Nov 30, 2023

Wadoux to compete in SUPER GT next year with Ferrari 296 GT3

Wadoux, who became the first female driver to score a class victory in the World Endurance Championship at Spa earlier in April, will share a Ferrari 296 GT3 entered under the PONOS Racing banner with Japanese racing veteran Kei Cozzolino in the GT300 class next year.

Motorsport · Nov 30, 2023

Carjackers fail to steal Porsche because ‘they couldn’t drive stick shift’

The victim said the carjackers demanded his car keys and cell phone

The Independent UK · Nov 29, 2023

Next-Gen Nissan Skyline To Morph Into All-Electric Sedan And SUV: Report

The two models might even make their way to the U.S., but it’s not what you expect.

InsideEVs · Nov 28, 2023

Rash of overnight robberies includes off-duty cop in Portage Park: CPD

Four robbers armed with rifles and guns confronted the 33-year-old officer as he was getting out of his car and took his belongings, including his badge.

Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 28, 2023

The 2024 Toyota Tacoma Adds Some Polish But Keeps The Fun

Thanks to a torquey, 270-hp four-cylinder and an available six-speed manual, the new Taco is a charmer.

Motor1 · Nov 28, 2023

The 2024 Toyota Tacoma Starts At $32,995

It’s still one of the most affordable trucks in the segment.

Motor1 · Nov 28, 2023

The UK Announces £2 Billion Investment In Automotive Industry

British Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt said the UK will invest £4.5 billion in key manufacturing sectors, including automobiles and green industries.

International Business Times UK · Nov 28, 2023

Nissan Triples Investment in Electric Vehicle Production in the UK, Boosting Economy and Jobs

Nissan has announced a groundbreaking £2 billion investment to expand electric vehicle (EV) production in Sunderland.

International Business Times UK · Nov 28, 2023

Next on the United Auto Workers' to-do list: Adding more members who currently work at nonunion factories to its ranks

Having negotiated “record contracts” with the Big Three – and seen the bulk of its rank-and-file members approve them – the United Auto Workers says its work isn’t done.

The Conversation · Nov 27, 2023