Alex Hevesy
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The 2027 Honda Civic Type R Just Got A Major Update, And It's More Than Just Styling - SlashGear (opens the original)
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The 2027 Honda Civic Type R is getting a host of updates when it hits dealership lots this month. The most obvious change is that it looks a lot meaner; Honda has updated the front fascia and the aerodynamic elements for the new model year. The interior gets blackout panels, as well as a new interior material Honda calls Ultrasuede. The infotainment system also gets an update with built-in Google Gemini functionality. Styling updates are nice, sure, but new looks and an updated interior aren't r
BMW's Big New 3 Series Reveal Leaves Us With One Equally Big Question - SlashGear (opens the original)
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The new generation of the BMW 3 Series is here. With the reveal, BMW has answered a lot of questions, but we still might have a few more queries. First off, there are two distinct 3 Series lines coming out: A substantial update to the gas-powered 3 Series we all know and love, and the electric i3, following the recent demise of the the i4. Let's get all of the numbers out of the way. At launch, there will be two flavors of the gas-powered Beemer, the 330 (and its xDrive version) and the much spo
This Is The Only New 5-Cylinder Car You Can Buy In The US - SlashGear (opens the original)
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In the world of five-cylinder engines, you've never really had all that many choices to begin with. The Volkswagen Group and Volvo toyed around with the setup, with Volvo claiming fame in the V70 R turbocharged super wagon from the 1990s. But nowadays in 2026, with Volvo mostly moving towards EVs and hybrids, it leaves only Audi keeping the five-cylinder torch lit. As you would likely expect, the last five-banger available in the United States is quite the machine. The 2026 Audi RS 3 is equipped
Are 4-Cylinder Turbos Really As Powerful As V6 Engines? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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In the normal car world, outside of the realm of Vipers, Bugattis, and race cars, turbocharged four-cylinders are becoming the default engine choice for a great many cars. But can those engines really keep up with naturally aspirated V6s, which used to be a lot more common? Do four-bangers with a little bit of help from a turbocharger provide as much power as a V6? After all, a car like the new BMW 2-Series or the Dodge Omni GLH-S does just fine with a four-cylinder. Well, the answer is not real
Which Toyota Models Come With The Turbocharged I-Force Max Powertrain? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Toyota has revamped its vehicle lineup significantly since the mid-2010s. There's the TNGA platform, which underpins a range of vehicles including the Lexus GX and Toyota Land Cruiser, and can be retooled for sedans, crossovers, SUVs, and trucks. Additionally, the Hybrid Max, i-Force, and i-Force Max engines are now present across the lineup, with the i-Force Max powering Toyota's biggest offerings, like the Sequoia. The i-Force Max is the most powerful of the three engine families and is aided
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