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Why Front-Wheel Drive (FWD) Replaced RWD as the Standard for Affordable Cars

Anyone shopping for an affordable new car today probably isn’t surprised when the spec sheet says “front-wheel drive.” For budget models — think Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, Ki

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When you pop the hood of an EV, you won't see the hundreds of moving parts found in traditional cars. But don't let that fool you—the battery powering that vehicle is a marvel of complex

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Hyundai's New Patent Could Bring Shift Lights To More Models

Hyundai claims to have discovered a method to streamline production and increase the number of vehicles equipped with steering wheel shift lights. On June 13, the carmaker submitted a patent applic

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The Environmental Impact of SUVs: A Call for Change in Advertising and Vehicle Size

Recent developments in the UK highlight a growing concern over the environmental impact of SUVs, leading to a landmark decision by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and a revealing report on g

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Google's Self-Driving Car Revolution: A Glimpse into the Future of Transport

Picture this: you're taking a short nap, catching up with your emails, or binge-watching your favorite TV show while your car (your CAR, not some driver) gets you to your destination! And yeah, we

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Ford, the US manufacturer found a cheaper way to build its sustainable car parts with the 3D printing technique. It's a method that implies less water and less energy spent, but about the safety?

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