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Ian Wright

Reporter · CA

Indexed articles, last 90 days
95
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Oct 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Ian Wright

    Dodge Charger SixPack Goes Global With Massive Six-Figure Price Tag (opens the original)

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    Ram and Dodge vehicles are mostly available in Europe through specialized, official channels and smaller-scale imports rather than mass-market dealership networks. The Dodge Charger Sixpack represents the muscle car's internal combustion engine switch from the outgoing Hemi V8 to a 3.0-liter Hurricane twin-turbo straight-six. Now, the two have come together via KW Automotive, the official European importer of Dodge and RAM products. Specifically, KW Automotive has appointed the UK retailer Unity

  2. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Ian Wright

    Toyota's Answer To Rolls-Royce Might Be Coming To The US (opens the original)

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    Toyota was producing an ultra-luxury car long before the term 'ultra-luxury' was coined. The Toyota Century has been a Japan-only sedan for decades, its cost and limited production restricting it to the markets of the Imperial House of Japan, Japanese government leaders, and high-level executive business people. Since 1967, the Century has been the pinnacle of master Japanese automotive craftsmanship. It doesn't even use a Toyota badge - instead it uses the phoenix logo representing the Imperial

  3. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Ian Wright

    Aston Martin's Kinder, Gentler DBX GT Still Outruns Almost Every SUV In The World (opens the original)

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    Aston Martin's DBX is already a refined and powerful crossover. In 2025, we declared that the DBX707 version removes any doubt about its luxury credentials and is as close to flawless as we can expect. Then came the 2026 DBX S, lightening the SUV and taking the power level to 717 horsepower (up from the DBX 707's 696 horses). The only fault we could pick out is that the tailgate lifts a bit too slowly. Now, Aston Martin has announced the DBX GT, claiming it delivers the ultimate in luxury and re

  4. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Ian Wright

    Hyundai's Massive $26 Billion US Investment Will Make It More American Than Ever (opens the original)

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    Not only Hyundai investing “about half a billion dollars” in building the Hyundai Tucson hybrid model, new engines, and extended-range electric vehicles (EREV) powertrain, but speaking with KC Crain of Automotive News Group, Hyundai Motor CEO Jose Muñoz claimed the South Korean automaker's investment will make it “more American than a lot of the American OEMs.” Muñoz also spoke about plans to expand Hyundai’s US supplier footprint as well as keep developing engineering resources in the US that w

  5. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Ian Wright

    Slate's Tiny Pickup Gets Some Serious Big Truck Energy (opens the original)

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    Of the many unique selling points of the Slate Truck is that it's designed to be wrapped, not painted. When a car is designed from the get-go to be wrapped, the automaker makes it as easy as possible to clad the panels in vinyl, turning it into a blank canvas slate for aftermarket companies to work their magic on. But Slate's not letting other businesses have all the fun, and has launched two monster truck-inspired styling packages, so your tiny pickup can show off its big truck energy. By creat

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