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Cracked engine part sparked giant B-1 bomber fire, investigation finds
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Buddy Holly And The Day The Music Died
On February 3, 1959, Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and JP (The Big Bopper) Richardson died in a tragic plane crash. It's an event that has come to be known as 'the day the music died.'
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Consumer Reports 10 Least Satisfying Cars to Own in 2023
Sometimes you buy a car that’s better than you expected it to be. Sometimes you get one that delivers exactly what you were looking for. But sadly, sometimes you end up with a car that ends up being worse than expected. You might still be able to live with it, but you definitely wouldn’t buy it again.
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‘No clue what’s going on;’ Parents say Huber Heights bus driver refused to let children off of bus
Parents in Huber Heights were left confused and angry after they say a school bus driver refused to let children off of a bus Thursday afternoon.
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Elon Musk And Tesla Make an Expected But Unwanted Change
Less than a month after drastically lowering the prices of its vehicles, including the very popular Model 3 and Model Y, Tesla has just changed its policy. The base price of the Model Y Long Range is now $54,990, up from $53,490 a few hours ago. The base price of Model Y performance increased by 1.75% to $57,990 against $56,990 on Feb. 3.
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I drove the new Nissan Z. It's a beautiful, $50,000 retro-modern sports car with a few pesky flaws.
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This is 'a serious problem': State Farm and Progressive are now refusing to cover certain cars made by big South Korean auto firms — here are the models and why they're too risky to insure
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From Chevy's six-figure truck to Hyundai's futuristic sedan, tour the 8 coolest electric cars hitting streets in 2023
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After making its debut in the spring of 2022, Lexus has finally released pricing for its first fully electric vehicle. Including a $1,150 destination charge, the RZ 450e starts at $59,650.
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Ohio maker of attainable track cars starts deliveries, plans mid-engine supercar
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Car buyers frustrated with inventory shortages should head to a Ford or GM dealer
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Tesla raises Model Y prices by $1,000 after U.S. relaxes tax credit terms
Tesla increased the price of the Model Y Long Range to $54,990, and the Model Y Performance to $57,990, an increase of $1,000 each, according to current and previous prices posted on its website. The models remain 15% and 17% cheaper, respectively, than they were before Tesla slashed prices last month to stoke demand, before accounting for the $7,500 tax credit buyers now qualify to receive. In a reversal, the Treasury Department ruled on Friday that crossovers like the Model Y would qualify for electric vehicle tax credits as long as they were priced below $80,000.
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Ford Mach-E Sales Fall 45%. The Reasons: High Prices, Incentive Confusion.
Electric-vehicle sales at Ford Motor dipped to start the new year, showing how confused car buyers are about new tax incentives and how unwilling they are to pay high prices. Ford (ticker: F) sold 5,247 electric vehicles in the U.S. in January compared with 7,823 in December. F-150 Lightning sales were 2,264 in January, down 4% from December’s 2,359.