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As Ford Car Sales Decline in July, Jeep Sales Rise

The overall number of new vehicles sold is on the decline.

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Ride-Hailing Companies Offered New York $100 Million to Drop Proposed Cap

City officials refused the offer.

Mercedes-Benz News

Mercedes-AMG Reportedly Hops on Anti-Flipping Bandwagon with Project ONE

Mercedes is cracking down on Project ONE buyers who will immediately sell the car for profit.

Lotus News

The Lotus Elise Reunites With the Woman It’s Named After

Elisa Artioli heads back to Lotus' headquarters for another picture with the car her name inspired.

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Virginia Senator Doubles State Drone Funding to $6M to Bolster UAS Integration Program

Sen. Mark Warner has introduced an amendment to Virginia's "minibus" spending package, doubling state funding for UAS research.

Ferrari News

The Very First Ferrari F50 Is For Sale

The Ferrari F50's original prototype is up for grabs. Hope you've got deep pockets.

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The 10 Worst Cars of All Time

A true hater's guide to the least loved cars ever made.

Mercedes-Benz Reviews

2019 Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class First Drive: A Swoopy E-Class With a Fantastic New Engine

Come for the four-door-coupe style. Stay for the dynamite hybrid inline-six.

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Komatsu and Propeller Aero Partner for Aerial 3D Mapping of Construction Projects

By processing thousands of aerial images and creating digital, 3D models of construction sites, projects can be completed accurately and on time.

Acura Reviews

2019 Acura RDX Review: High-Tech and Brand New, But Already Winning Americans Over

Acura banishes the boring, but the tech-laden RDX stays faithful to Honda's discreet, capable formula.

Bentley News

Bentley to Celebrate Centenary with 66-Pound Book

For only the biggest (and presumably strongest) Bentley fans out there.

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Mazda Motorsports Boss John Doonan Discusses the Brand’s Racing Future in America

With Mazda shifting away from open-wheel racers and into sportscars, brand Motorsport Director John Doonan drops hints at what's to come.

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Trump Administration Claims Obama’s Fuel Economy Rules Could Kill 12,000 More Americans

Cheaper gas and more fuel-efficient cars would cause more traffic deaths, claims the Trump Administration.

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Trump & Co. Are Serious: The EPA and DoT Propose Plan to Limit Fuel Efficiency Rules

The proposal would also limit California's ability to set its own more stringent standards.

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DARPA Taps Silent Falcon to Develop Midair, Laser-Based Drone Charging

The defense agency just partnered with Silent Falcon UAS Technologies to develop a remotely charged drone that would never have to land.

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Spanish Taxi Drivers End Strike Against Uber After Government Adds Restrictions

Spain will limit new licenses for ride-hailing vehicles.

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Scooter Startup Bird Plans International Expansion

The company will launch pilots in Paris and Tel Aviv.

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Mother’s Worried Text to Husband About Car Seat Keeps Baby Safe in Crash

Make sure that your child's car seat is appropriate for their size and that the straps are tight.

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Triumph Isn’t Letting the American Brands Have All the Fun at Sturgis

Triumph's lineup is stronger than ever and Sturgis will be a great opportunity to check it out.

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Fairfax County, Virginia Delays Drone Program Expansion to Focus on Public Concerns

The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors has decided to halt its draft drone policy to garner more public input regarding privacy concerns.