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PROS ›› Superb engine, great sound, excellent dynamics CONS ›› Cheap plastics, cramped rear seats, pricey options

Could this be the sweet spot in the world of high-performance compacts? After spending a week with the Audi RS3 Sedan, that possibility kept resurfacing in my mind. For drivers left cold by today’s crop of turbocharged hatchbacks and sedans, the RS3 does...


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Maryland just changed historic plate rules for post-1999 cars. Thousands used the old rules to skip tests and extra fees. Lawmakers may adopt a rolling 25-year rule with exceptions

For years, Maryland has given aging cars a kind of second life through its “Historic” vehicle classification. The system was pretty straightforward: if your car was 20 years old or ...


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Toyota will double down on hybrids and ICE in key regions. China will remain Toyota’s electric-first market going forward. GR GT V8 hybrid proves Toyota’s engine push isn’t just talk.

Saying the automotive world is in a bit of limbo may be an understatement. On one hand, you have the world’s largest market,


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C-Seed folding TVs are offered in sizes up to 221 inches. Screen folds into microLED panels with premium speakers. Indoor and outdoor versions offered, including for yachts.

Ever stared at your fancy Samsung or Sony screen and thought, “Nice, but what if it could rise from the floor like a sci-fi monolith and resemble TARS from Interstellar?”. If that...


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Driver filmed himself hitting 304 km/h on a public freeway. Police spotted the viral TikTok and found the driver involved. Speeds over 125 mph trigger harsh new traffic law penalties.

Public roads aren’t racetracks, though that distinction seems to blur for a certain subset of drivers. One particularly reckless example surfaced in Greece, where an extreme spee...


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