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2 Of The Worst V12 Engines Ever Made (And 2 Of The Best) - SlashGear (opens the original)
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111 years ago, American automaker Packard unveiled a new model called the Twin Six. At the time, they were in a heated back-and-forth battle with Cadillac, each marque vying for the number-one spot as America's premier luxury automaker. Cadillac was riding the high of its first V8, but with the Twin Six, Packard introduced the world to the first production V12. Since its inception with Packard, the V12 has been lauded as the ultimate form of the combustion engine. Huge power output can be extrac
5 EVs That Made A Splash In 2026 - SlashGear (opens the original)
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For so long, the electric future felt like it was waiting just outside the door. Today, in 2026, the transition to electric power seems to be in full swing. Old brands making new models, new brands reviving old models, and other new brands still building their own takes on what the EV future, or now present, should look like. It feels like almost every new model or concept car is devoid of exhaust pipes and has a fuel door on the front fender rather than the back. 10 years ago, the catalog of el
9 Cars That Kept Americans Moving During The Great Depression - SlashGear (opens the original)
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It would be hard to blame a young American in the Roaring Twenties for believing they had been dropped at the doorstep of a prosperous future. Art Deco lettering on newfangled skyscrapers, new age jazz music wafting over radio waves, and thousands of feet dancing the Charleston, bootleggers running liquor in proto-NASCAR stock cars, bob haircuts, constitutional amendments, assembly lines, and more colored the country — it seemed we were on the edge of a new era, and we were, but not a desirable
11 V6-Powered Exotic Cars, Ranked By Horsepower - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Us humans have an instinct to group things together, to find the common denominators and build classification methods for everything around us. It can be hard to keep track of the many different categories of cars. Economy cars, supercars, off-roaders, sports cars, hypercars, and the list goes on and on, but sometimes, the definitions get fuzzy. Take the exotic car, for instance. What exactly makes a car exotic? A few things come to mind immediately: sculpture-esque looks, high-performance engin
Genesis Is Finally Ready For Its Biggest Challenge (And The GV80 Coupe Proves It) - SlashGear (opens the original)
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What does it take to be a luxury carmaker? This realm is a strange one: cars whose outsides are molded to water eyes and pump hearts, and whose interiors are swathed in leather and paneled with our planet's most prized materials of fine woods and woven metals. Cars made to appeal to our emotional sides rather than our logical ones, a maxim that brings the pride out of automakers. For a long time, established luxury brands made their name on saloons that slinked and wafted along the pavement, wit
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