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Ford Jumps Back Into WRC, Says Your Next Car Will Be Better For It | Carscoops (opens the original)
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Ford celebrated 125 years of racing activities earlier this week, but it’s already plotting how to get its hands on a new set of trophies. The automaker has confirmed it’s returning to the WRC stage after more than a decade away. Between 1978, the World Rally Championship’s inaugural year, and 2012, Ford was a constant presence in rallying’s top tier. But although privateer teams have operated with Ford support in the years since, Ford hasn’t fielded a full factory effort. Related: Toyota GR Cel
America’s Civic Type R Gets Even Sharper For 2027, Europe's Gets The Bullet | Carscoops (opens the original)
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Honda already gave us a big stack of reasons to put the 2026 Civic Type R top of our sport compact want-one list, including a manual transmission and a chassis that can hang with the best sports cars. But while it’s been axed in Europe due to tightening emissions rules, America’s best-selling hot hatch heads into 2027 with a few subtle upgrades that ought to make it even better to own, drive and live with. The first of those changes is one that doesn’t affect the way the Type R drives, but might
Tesla’s Model 3 Gets A Bigger Screen And V2L, But You Can’t Buy One | Carscoops (opens the original)
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Tesla pioneered the use of the big infotainment screens that now dominate every car’s dashboard, and now the Model 3 is getting an even bigger one. The electric sedan is switching from a 15.4-inch display to a 16-inch unit, but there’s a catch. So far the upgrade, and several others, are restricted to Model 3s sold in China. The automaker announced the spec enhancement on China’s social media platform Weibo, claiming the new screen offers more than just extra digital real estate. It also promise
BMW Gives The X3 M50 A 44 HP Boost, And The M5 Some Very Complicated Wheels | Carscoops (opens the original)
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BMW’s big news for this week, no, make that this year, is the reveal of the gas-powered Neue Klasse 3-Series. With all the buzz around the eighth-generation sports sedan we almost missed some other important changes that bring major horsepower gains to some very different, but crucial BMW models.Top of that news list as far as enthusiasts are concerned is the confirmation that the combustion X3 M50’s engine has been upgraded to match the spec of the new M350 xDrive. Instead of 393 hp (398 PS), t
Porsche Just Vanished Another Reason Not To Daily A Used Cayman Or 911 | Carscoops (opens the original)
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The biggest telltale of car’s age isn’t its power, performance or handling. It’s the infotainment and connectivity. Even cars that cost big bucks 10 or 15 years ago can feel ancient once you start dealing with period media and navigation systems. But Porsche has a fix that gives owners of older models all the connivence of newer ones, while looking like they’ve never been messed with. Porsche’s Classic Communication Management Plus (PCCM Plus) systems aren’t new. They’ve been around since 2020,
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