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Automotive News and Trends
Welcome to the fast and furious world of automotive news and trends! If you’re a car enthusiast, industry professional, or simply someone who likes staying in the know about the latest developments in the automotive industry, you’ve come to the right place. This page is dedicated to bringing you the most up-to-date and exciting news from the world of cars, covering everything from the latest vehicle launches to cutting-edge technologies and industry trends.
“But for many years there has not been an automobile — or any consumer product, really — that has provoked such strong reactions, that has carried so much loaded cultural meaning. It all starts with Mr. Musk.” https://t.co/qtT6XRCEWx
— Autoblog (@therealautoblog) July 25, 2024
2024 Porsche 911 GT3 gone bye-bye, updated 2025 GT3 caught testing https://t.co/cL1Vy1glOA pic.twitter.com/qOwvAGJPyq
— Autoblog (@therealautoblog) July 25, 2024
Auto parts giant exposed: 2.3 million customers at risk in massive data breach
Advance Auto Parts, an auto parts retailer with stores throughout the U.S., has been affected by a data breach impacting over 2.3 million people.
The incident is reported to be related to other breaches, such as the recent one at Ticketmaster. (Read More at MSN.com)
Nissan lowers profit forecast amid incentive, inventory woes https://t.co/0jsDMR01G8 pic.twitter.com/DktD0w5Ysx
— Autoblog (@therealautoblog) July 25, 2024
REVIEW: New big battery 2WD model gives the Nissan Ariya a cheaper miles per £ rating than a Model Y. Should Tesla be worried? 💷 https://t.co/dsPsNKGbbg pic.twitter.com/zoAtGX4yuq
— Autocar (@autocar) July 25, 2024
REVIEW: New big battery 2WD model gives the Nissan Ariya a cheaper miles per £ rating than a Model Y. Should Tesla be worried? 💷 https://t.co/dsPsNKGbbg pic.twitter.com/zoAtGX4yuq
— Autocar (@autocar) July 25, 2024
If you’re looking for Toyota’s best hybrid, the quirky Crown doesn’t make a lot of sense compared to the Camry or Prius. Here’s why. https://t.co/ctJGv4ToE9
— motortrend (@MotorTrend) July 25, 2024
Lear auto parts workers in Missouri launch strike, disrupting production at nearby GM plant
Nearly 500 workers at the Lear auto seating manufacturing plant in Wentzville, Missouri, initiated a strike early Monday morning. Workers had voted in favor of a strike by 99.3 percent on July 15.
The walkout is the second at the plant in less than two years, with the last strike in September 2022 lasting less than 48 hours before being shut down by the United Auto Workers. (Read More at wsws.org)
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