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Test drive | Honda Pilot: ode to normality
The seventh generation Honda Pilot is nothing revolutionary, on paper at least. Still supported by a traction platform, it once again draws its energy from a 3.5L V6 without electrical support to move its imposing frame housing three rows of…
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Test drive | Mazda CX-90: a singular ambition
Mazda has spent most of its existence doing things differently. This is how, with more limited means than its rivals, the small Hiroshima manufacturer has created classic sports cars with rotary engines (RX-7, RX-8), ultralight and endearing roadsters (Miata and…
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Hennessey plans to make the Dodge Challenger Demon even more powerful
The massive arrival of electric vehicles has inevitably caused the disappearance of some emblematic cars from the automotive landscape. Either transformed or completely removed from the map, certain classic products now have to deal with a rather disrupted environment. One…
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First photos of the electric Dodge Charger
A few weeks after completing assembly of the latest current-generation Charger and Challenger, Dodge posted photos on social media of what appears to be an electric Charger in pre-production livery. An undoubtedly clever initiative to keep fans of this muscle…
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Dodge confirms the arrival of the electric 2025 Charger Daytona for the end of 2024
Stellantis has ended production of Dodge Charger and Challenger with V8 engine last December. In fact, the brand will completely eliminate its famous engine V8 Hemi; It truly is the end of an era! However, this is not the end…
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2024 Dodge Durango SRT 392 AlcHEMI, a first celebration of the end of the V8
To commemorate the end of the Dodge Challenger and Charger last year, the manufacturer introduced a host of special versions in a series of unique models grouped under the Last Call name. Stellantis returns with the same strategy for 2024,…
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The latest Chevrolet Camaro has just left the factory
Times are changing in the automotive world. Last week, Stellantis saw its Chrysler 300 sedan pass the assembly line doors for one last time. This time, it’s the turn of Chevrolet to see its latest Camaro roll off the assembly…
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Chrysler will be banking on minivans for a long time to come
Vans are part of the history of Chrysler. The manufacturer, which today only has this type of vehicle in its portfolio, says it wants to continue to remain very competitive in the segment. According to Chris Feuell, general manager of…
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Union agreement reveals that the Jeep Wrangler may be electric only by 2028
The numerous strikes by auto workers in the United States are slowly beginning to fade as agreements between manufacturers and unions are reached. This is also the case of Stellantis and the United Automobile Workers (UAW) who, after several weeks…
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Stellantis: Ram 1500 assembly plant hit by strike; the manufacturer withdraws from several shows
Nothing is going well at Stellantis while the strike of auto workers members of the UAW (United Auto Workers) now affects Stellantis’ largest assembly plant in North America. This is the factory SHAP located in Sterling Heights, which produces the…
