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The 2027 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk Is a Hybrid That Packs Some Serious Off-Road Hardware (opens the original)
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Most hybrid compact crossovers are built to squeeze as many miles as possible from a gallon of gas. They can tackle the occasional rain-slicked road, but they’re not really built to crawl over rocks. Jeep has other ideas: the 2027 Cherokee Trailhawk combines hybrid efficiency with the kind of serious off-road hardware needed to earn its “Trail Rated” badge. The new Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk packs Jeep Active Drive II 4x4, an electronic locking rear axle, and a two-speed power transfer unit with a
Porsche Just Gave 300,000 of Its Best Older Sports Cars Modern Infotainment With Apple CarPlay (opens the original)
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Many Porsche enthusiasts prefer old-school technology. Manual transmissions, naturally aspirated engines, and analog gauges often provide a more tactile, more engaging driving experience than their alternatives. But when it comes to infotainment, newer is generally better. Porsche began bringing those two worlds together in 2020 with Porsche Classic Communication Management Plus (PCCM Plus), giving owners of classic models access to modern infotainment without sacrificing the factory look. And a
The CHP Has One Last Chevy Camaro Ready for Patrol Duty, But Its Destination Remains a Mystery (opens the original)
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Production of the sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro concluded on December 13, 2023. Rumors of a seventh-generation Camaro have been swirling for years, but as of today, there is no way to get your hands on a brand-new Camaro. Unless, that is, you happen to be a California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer, because according to a post on the organization’s fleet operations Instagram account, a new—or at least, new-to-them—CHP-spec Camaro is set to hit the streets next week. How the CHP is still deploy
This Car Show Has No Judges, No Trophies, and You Can't Buy a Ticket—You Have to Be Invited (opens the original)
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As with many a fancy car show, there are vehicles at The Bridge worth more than the average home. A few may be worth more than entire neighborhoods. But surveying the machinery parked on one of the most exclusive golf courses in the Hamptons, you quickly realize this is something more than the usual collection of exotica. There’s a Fiat Panda parked in a sand trap. A 1973 GMC New Look bus in the fairway, surrounded by a collection of yellow Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Porsche and other such high-end
Stellantis Patents System for EVs to Eject Their Own Battery Packs in Case of Danger (opens the original)
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James Bond, Batman, and Roman Pearce all have one thing in common: they’ve all used ejection seats to avoid danger. Now, Dodge, Jeep, and Chrysler, among others, might be interested in giving electric batteries a similar escape plan. As first brought to our attention by CarBuzz, Stellantis has filed a patent for a system that could physically eject an overheating battery from a car. Unlike in the movies, however, the driver and passengers stay put; it's the battery getting kicked out of the car.
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