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Dashcam Shows Street Racer Hitting 107 MPH In A 35-MPH Zone | Carscoops (opens the original)
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A Porsche 911 and an Audi R8 are already more than quick enough to make a bad decision feel like a good one. According to the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office, two 25-year-old drivers allegedly turned them into a street-racing pair, and one reached 107 mph in a 35-mph zone in University Place, Washington. The encouraging part is how deputies handled it. They did not launch a high-speed pursuit behind two fast cars already being driven recklessly. Instead, officers later located both vehicles, arre
This Stellantis Patent Lets An EV Ditch Its Battery And Drive Away | Carscoops (opens the original)
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There are plenty of ways to deal with an overheating EV battery, but Stellantis has apparently taken a page from China’s playbook. Forget cooling it, just ditch the thing. A newly published patent from FCA US describes a system that can electrically and physically disconnect a high-voltage battery from an EV. Better yet, the car could then use its 12-volt battery to literally drive away from the discarded pack. The patent, titled “High-Voltage Battery Quick Release System For Vehicle,” was publi
Tesla Spoiler Patent Hides What Could Be Our Best Look Yet At The Roadster | Carscoops (opens the original)
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Tesla has been remarkably good at keeping the latest version of its long-delayed Roadster under wraps. We’ve seen the prototype unveiled nearly nine years ago and, more recently, a few carefully selected teasers, but detailed images of what Tesla plans to show on October 15 have been virtually nonexistent. That may have just changed. A recent Tesla patent, first spotted by Car And Driver, shows off a rather wild active rear wing that provides multiple aerodynamic configurations. The interesting
Fraudster Convicted Of Financing A Corvette With Stolen Identity And Fake $14,000 Check | Carscoops (opens the original)
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Stealing a Corvette usually involves taking one without the owner’s permission. Lei Zhou’s approach was to walk into a dealership, shake hands with employees, and then make the purchase with somebody else’s identity. Talk about an extreme way to avoid the feeling of buyer’s remorse. Federal prosecutors say he secured more than $114,000 in financing for a 2021 Chevy Corvette, then used a forged check for the down payment. The car was headed for resale in New York, but it was only one part of a mu
The 2026 Dodge Durango R/T Is Still Fun After 15 Years, But That Might Not Be Enough | Review | Carscoops (opens the original)
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The Dodge Durango has been around long enough that calling it old barely counts as an observation. This generation arrived in 2010 for the 2011 model year, back when Barack Obama was in his first term. Fifteen years later, Dodge is still selling the same basic idea, albeit with a lot more punch. The surprise is that the price might be one of its best arguments, provided you know when to stop checking boxes. Our 2026 Durango R/T 392 starts at $51,990 including destination. This particular example
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