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By Joel Feder
Plymouth's police chief says his department had no idea Flock was replacing a camera it unplugged. Staff are headed there now. The post Flock Just Replaced a Camera My City Banned and Unplugged, Calling It ‘Broken’ appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Vintage Modern Founder and CEO Chau Nguyen told The Drive how Ryan Reynolds' first drive led to $249,000 new Broncos with 1960s-style bodies. The post Celebrities Think They Want Classic Cars. The Man Who Built Theirs Says They Don’t appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
Only two reported oil changes on the CarFax looked like a documentation discrepancy—until they popped off the valve covers. The post Lincoln Owner Only Changed Their Oil Twice in 70,000 Miles. Here’s the Result appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
This custom Land Rover's Meteor V8 is nine times larger than the SUV's original engine, and its builder plans to take it drag racing. The post 18-Liter V8 From a Tank Transporter Makes This the King of Classic Land Rovers appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
A classic desert-racing class is returning, along with an "arrive-and-drive" program to get new drivers into it and prize money to make it interesting. The post BajaLite Is Back, and It Could Be Your Ticket to Real Baja Racing appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Honda's volume compact SUV and lineup of hybrids just had their best October ever. Even its sedans and Acura are trending up. The post Honda Keeps Setting Sales Records. The CR-V and Hybrids Are Why: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
If you wanted a Roxor with a dump bed before, you had to buy a drop-in aftermarket kit. Now, it's available from the factory with the tried-and-true turbodiesel powertrain. The post The Mahindra Roxor Is Basically a Mini Dump Truck Now With a Diesel and Five-Speed Manual appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
One packs a VK56 V8 on 35s for the trail, the other a 501-whp supercharged V6 with a manual. Nissan's should be taking notes. The post These Extreme Pathfinder Builds Are the Blueprint Nissan Should Stick To appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Turns out that the pieces that make the Civic Type R great are more or less a natural fit into the coupe Honda wants to keep a hybrid. The post ‘Honda Could Do This’: Prelude Type R Build Realizes the Coupe Everyone Wants appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
The eight-wheeled forest crawler gets around on all types of terrain, and weighs upwards of 88,000 pounds. The post This Strange-Looking Logging Vehicle Cuts Down Trees From 65 Feet Away appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Who had independent front suspension for the Jeep Wrangler on their bingo card? Head of American Brands for Stellantis Tim Kuniskis knows it's a hot button for Jeep faithful, but is also probably sick of Bronco sales chipping away at Jeep's mountain. The post The Jeep Wrangler Might Get an Independent Front Suspension Option To Fight off the Bronco appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
A group of automakers that includes GM, Toyota, and VW supported the federal government's MPG rollback as 21 states mount legal challenges. The post Carmaker Lobby Swipes Against States Fighting for Fuel Efficiency: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Dodge says it has no apologies and the Brotherhood of Muscle is returning to NASCAR. "Slow has never been part of Dodge DNA. LFG," Head of American Brands for Stellantis Tim Kuniskis said. The post Dodge Is Returning to NASCAR Touting Gasoline-Powered Performance Is Back appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Jeep's calling the Wrangler Scrambler SRT a concept, but it's in the product plan and Head of American Brands for Stellantis Tim Kuniskis showed it to us in May. The post This Is the Jeep Wrangler Scrambler SRT With Independent Front Suspension, Reversible Jump Seats, and a V8 appeared first on The Drive.
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