Rolls-Royce Spectre Turns Soothsayer To Deliver Electric Coupe's Killer Cosseting
New details about what looks to be the most intriguing Rolls-Royce in decades keep emerging, and the countdown to the big unveil of the Spectre continues.
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What We Know About Porsche's Buy-In Of Red Bull Racing
Although the partnership has yet to be formally announced, some major details have emerged about Porsche's plans to acquire a major stake in Red Bull Racing.
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How Much Has Motor Vehicle Production Declined In The U.S. Over The Past Two Years?
Since 2019, a string of global crises has had a major effect on individuals, businesses, and governments. The automotive industry was not immune to the effects.
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2024 Honda Prologue Electric SUV Borrows Details From The Car America Can't Buy
The 2024 Honda Prologue will be a major step toward fulfilling the Japanese carmaker's pledge to produce 30 electric models by 2030.
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What Saudi Arabia's 100-Mile-Long Emission-Free City Might Look Like
The Line is slated to be a futuristic city where all necessary amenities are located within a 5-minute walk of residents' homes and workplaces.
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OnePlus Nord Watch: Everything We Know So Far
Following rumors about the model, OnePlus has seemingly leaked its own upcoming OnePlus Nord Watch, revealing some official - if not slim - details about it.
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BMW Owners Are Stealing Their Heated Seats Back
BMW owners are seeking out hacks to enable features in their cars that have been locked behind subscription model paywalls by the German car manufacturer.
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How To Take Screenshots On Android Auto
Android Auto offers a host of in-car features for Android owners, which includes the ability to take screenshots. Here's a quick guide on how to do it.
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Lamborghini Built Its Outrageous Huracán Sterrato Off-Road Supercar And The Result Is Wild
Lamborghini has teased its newest supercar, an off-road variant within the already-renowned Huracán line. Here's what we could expect from the new model.
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The Reason Why Volkswagen Discontinued Its Most Luxurious Car
From the early 2000s to the mid-2010s, Volkswagen built a "rich people's car" that came with a hefty price tag. Here's why it was a flop that was discontinued.
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How Driverless Delivery Vehicles Really Work
A fleet of cars has been delivering groceries, pizzas, and more in Houston - all without drivers. Here's how the driverless delivery vehicles work.
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Jay Leno's Net Worth And The True Value Behind His Car Collection
Jay Leno is known for his extensive -- and expensive -- car collection. Here's how much his collection is worth, and how much it makes up of his net worth.
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This Custom Armored Cadillac Escalade Can Shrug Off Assault Rifles And Grenades
Inkas, the Canadian brand that specializes in armoring ultra-luxe vehicles, has given its signature reinforcement treatment to the Cadillac Escalade.
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Pixel 6a Teardown Reveals A Big Feature That Didn't Make The Cut
Some Pixel 6a units have made their way to consumers, including one teardown channel. Cracking open the handset reveals one big feature that was likely removed.
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You Can Now Buy An Xbox Series X|S From Verizon, Believe It Or Not
You now have another option for buying an Xbox console: Verizon. The wireless service provider is offering the Series S and Series X with monthly payment plans.
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MINI Concept Aceman Teases All-Electric Crossover You Can't Help But Smile At
MINI is no stranger to EVs, but the maker's newest concept teases what could easily be its most popular EV so far. The Concept Aceman is a vision of the future
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Audio Tech That Is A Total Waste Of Money
Listening to quality audio is a righteous endeavor, but these pieces of audio tech are priced more for their brand name than the resulting quality of sound.
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Alleged Apple-1 Prototype That Belonged To Steve Jobs Goes Up For Auction
Founded more than 46 years ago on April 1, 1976, Apple had very humble origins. Now a piece of its history is up for auction, and it's worth a small fortune.
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Sony Reveals What PlayStation VR2 Is Like To Wear
Sony is gearing up to release a next-generation version of its PlayStation VR headset for the PS5, and we've finally gotten a look at some of its new features.
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SlashGear Survey: 45% Of People Wish They Owned This Celebrity's Car Collection
Many celebrities use their wealth to build car collections, and many are worthy of envy. Our survey determined which car collection readers envied most.
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The Ugliest Ferrari Ever Made Isn't What You Think
This might very well be the ugliest Ferrari ever made, but as Han Solo said, "She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts."
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Sega Channel Was A Revolutionary Technology Ahead Of Its Time
Released in 1994, the cable-provided Sega Channel served as the ultimate precursor to modern-day game streaming
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Research Reveals How Earth Saved Itself From Becoming Like Mars
Researchers shed light on how our planet escaped the fate of Mars. Instead of a desolate wasteland, we got environmental conditions perfect for life.
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The Story And Evolution Of The Iconic Firefox Logo
Mozilla Firefox is a brand most people recognize for its fiery logo. But it didn't always feature its now iconic look, and it may not do so forever.
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This City Is Where You Will Pay The Most For An Uber Ride
Ride-sharing services like Uber remain a popular way to get around, but they're more expensive than ever. One city in particular costs riders a bundle.
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Affordable Mirrorless Cameras Worth Buying In 2022
Buying a mirrorless camera doesn't mean you have to sacrifice quality shots or set yourself back financially. These are the best options.
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Xbox Series X|S Boot Time Reduced, But You May Never See It
With the latest update to the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, boot times have the potential to be cut by a potentially significant amount.
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