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BMW Resurrects the Munich Plant with a 650 Million Euro Upgrade
Tradition meets the future as BMW turns its historic Munich plant into a purely electric powerhouse by 2027. With a 650 million euro investment the Neue Klasse i3 leads a high tech revolution in automotive manufacturing and efficiency.
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Is the 2026 Triton Enough to Fend Off the Chinese Invasion?
Mitsubishi Motors Australia updates the 2026 Triton range with new suspension tuning and MITSUBISHI CONNECT technology. Is it enough?
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Mercedes Benz EQS Steer By Wire The End Of The Mechanical Era
Mercedes-Benz marks 140 years of innovation by introducing steer-by-wire technology in the new EQS that replaces traditional steering components
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The Global Car Market Chaos Brought to You By USA INC
The automotive industry’s violent rebirth is drowning the old world order in its own stagnation.
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The Top Ten Motoring Questions Answered Funny or Serious GCB Style
An irreverent look at replacing an Audi Q3 with an EV, dodging BMW subscription fees, and whether a BYD Shark 6 beats a Hilux. From broken R8s to illegal e-bikes, we answer it all with zero fluff.
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Why Geely Starray Inspire Should Be Worrying the Old Brands
Geely Starray EM-i Inspire review. At $44,000 driveaway with 83km EV range, it undercuts the RAV4 PHEV by $20,000. The old brands should be worried.
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GWM Launches AT-1 and Some Trubiani Magic
GWM launches AT-1 localisation program for Australian conditions. Haval H6 gets 24 front and 40 rear damper tunes. Available now.
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Volvo Cuts EX30 and EX40 Prices Ahead of EX60 Arrival
Volvo slashes EX30 and EX40 prices ahead of EX60 arrival. EX30 from $49,990, EX40 from $69,990. EX60 due late 2026.
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Hyundai IONIQ 6 N Wins 2026 World Performance Car
Hyundai IONIQ 6 N wins 2026 World Performance Car. Fifth consecutive year Hyundai has won at the World Car Awards. 641hp, 0-100 in 3.2 seconds.
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The Sexy Mazda 6e Wins World Car Design of the Year
Mazda 6e wins 2026 World Car Design of the Year. But February VFACTS shows Mazda down 19.9% while Chinese brands surge, and global sales dropped 9.1%. Design awards meet market reality.