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Nicole has returned from the Big Easy after driving the Acura MDX and eating beignets with too much powdered sugar (is there such a thing as too much?). She also drove the Infiniti QX65, Dodge Charger R/T and Kia Sportage. Sam had the Toyota Corolla FX and Robbie rented a Kia Carnival for a mini vacation.
Fiat inexplicably raises the price of the 500e by $5,000 while Motor Trend drives a $10,000 Chinese EV that doesn't suck. The US spec BMW iX3 is projected to get 434 miles on a charge. The New York State Police are using new Mustang GTs to catch speeders. Dreame has created a ridiculous EV with solid rocket boosters. Lynk&Co has shown off a gorgeous electric GT coupe. Tesla is again shipping Chinese built EVs to Canada and Cadillac is building a very limited run of F1 edition CT5-V Blackwings.
Links
2027 Infiniti QX65 Review: Tennessee-Built Luxury SUV Offers Refined Ride
Is the 2026 Acura MDX Type S Worth It? | NewsNation
Fiat Raises 500e Price by $5,000 With Almost Nothing New - Autoblog
2027 BMW iX3 Range Quietly Jumps To 434 Miles In The U.S.
480-HP Ford Mustang GT Joins Police to Crack Down on Speeders - Autoblog
This Chinese EV Coupe Wouldn't Look Out Of Place In Monaco
Tesla starts selling Chinese-made Model 3s in Canada at the EV's lowest price ever - Engadget
I Just Drove a $10,000 Chinese EV. No, It Didn’t Suck
Blackwing hits the track: Introducing the Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing F1® Collector Series
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