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Your neighbor’s weekend warrior just smoked a Porsche at the stoplight, and now you’re wondering what kind of sorcery lives under that hood. Welcome to the wild world of performance pickups, where 700-horsepower monsters disguise themselves as work trucks and electric motors deliver supercar acceleration with the practicality of a bed and trailer hitch. Electric […]
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How does electric performance match up with gas-powered muscle cars? In truth, electric sports cars like the Mustang Mach-E GT are capable of incredible performance, but the driving experience is somewhat different. With the Mach-E GT, you’ll get instant torque and lightning-fast acceleration in a straight line. But is it as engaging to drive? Let’s […]
Ford is making a strong push to put more electric vehicles on the road, and the latest incentives on the Mustang Mach-E and F-150 Lightning make switching to an EV more appealing than ever. With lease deals that rival gas-powered sedans and financing offers that make ownership more affordable, now might be the perfect time […]
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Performance garage Hennessey celebrates its founding in 1991 in the best way possible–by creating a new performance monster. The Super Venom Mustang makes 850 horsepower and 650 pound-feet of torque. Only 91 units of this supercar will be made globally. The number commemorates the year Hennessey was founded.
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The Ford Mustang Mach E is one of the top-rated electric SUV models and the Tesla Model 3 is at the top when it comes to luxury electric cars. However, these two models have more similarities than you might think, including their price range and sporty performance. Let’s take a look at how these two […]
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The United Auto Workers union (UAW) represents roughly 400,000 workers across different sectors. 146,000 of those union members work at one of the “Big Three” automaker plants; Ford, GM, and Stellantis.
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The North American Charging Standard developed by Tesla is becoming a unified standard for the future of EV charging, with more automakers joining the mix.
Evan Simms