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After 14 Years, This Neglected Toyota Supra Returns to Its Former Glory in a Backyard Transformation

The owner of a 1995 Toyota Supra turbo, bought it in 2001 and enjoyed driving it for approximately 10 years before his family began to grow. The car was eventually parked in the backyard in 2011, where it sat until recently when the owner decided to give it some much-needed attention. The video from WD Detailing shows the Supra covered in dirt and moss, with caked-on dirt and clearcoat damage evident on the exterior. Once

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The Face of Nissan Has Evolved, Says Designer Alfonso Albaisa

**Introduction:** At the New York International Auto Show, Nissan's Senior Vice President for Global Design, Alfonso Albaisa, shared exciting insights about the future of Nissan's car design. In this article, we will delve into the key points discussed during the interview, including a shift away from strict corporate design language, a focus on diversity in design, and the revival of charming and unique vehicles. **Moving Away from Corporate Design Language** Albaisa emphasized that Nissan is

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CEO Mary Barra announces that GM will be pursuing its EV goals in 2024

The article discusses the journey of General Motors (GM) chair and CEO Mary Barra as she leads the company in achieving ambitious EV goals. With the company's plan to invest $35 billion in electric and autonomous vehicle development between 2020 and 2025, Barra is steering GM towards a future dominated by electric vehicles. Despite facing challenges such as range anxiety and fierce competition, GM aims to introduce multiple electric vehicles by 2024. ### Inside the

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Tesla’s $25,000 vehicle revolutionizes assembly line technology

**Introduction:** Tesla is aiming to introduce a $25,000 electric car to fend off competition from Chinese automakers. To achieve this, the company is revamping its manufacturing process by adopting an “unboxed” approach that could potentially cut costs in half and increase efficiency. This move is crucial for Tesla as demand for electric vehicles has slowed, affecting the company’s stock prices. **Overhauling the Manufacturing Process:** Tesla is transitioning from a traditional linear production line to an

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The GM Design Heritage Archive Reveals Concept Sketches of the Pontiac Aztek during a Brighter Era

Introduction: The Pontiac Aztek has long been remembered as a design failure, more infamous for its corporate interference than any of its potential merits. Ex-car designer Adrian Clarke, known for his work at the Royal College of Art in London and with J Mays, takes a closer look at the Aztek in a three-part series. In this article, we will delve into Clarke's insights, including never-before-seen design sketches and his proposed fixes for the controversial

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The Fastest BMW on Earth: Meet the 1500-HP M240i

BMW's B58 straight-six engine has gained popularity in the import drag racing scene due to its durability and ability to handle high levels of boost. This 1500-horsepower BMW 2 Series showcases the potential of the B58 engine as it outperforms many other vehicles on the drag strip. Despite its seemingly stock appearance, this M240i xDrive coupe has been heavily modified to enhance its performance, including upgrades to the engine, transmission, and drivetrain. The modifications to

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Vintage Find: 1969 Walker Power Truck in the Junkyard

**Introduction** The state of Wyoming may not be known for vehicle manufacturing, but a rare find in a junkyard revealed a Wyoming-built vehicle - the Walker Power Truck utility vehicle. Max Walker, a farmer turned entrepreneur, started Walker Power Trucks in 1962, producing around a thousand units before the company's bankruptcy in 1970. Despite the setbacks, Max Walker continued his passion for innovation, later focusing on agricultural cab coolers and mowing machines. This article explores

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Potential moonshine cave discovered underneath North Wilkesboro Speedway grandstands

Introduction: The era of Prohibition in the United States from 1920 to 1933 gave rise to the underground world of bootlegging and moonshining. One such fascinating discovery has recently been made at the North Wilkesboro Speedway, where a potential moonshine cave has been found under the grandstands. This finding has sparked interest in the history of bootlegging in the area and the possible link between rum-running and racing. In this article, we will delve into

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Curbside EV chargers in NYC are in high demand, but frequently inaccessible

In the three years since New York City began installing curbside chargers for electric cars, demand for the spaces has surpassed expectations, with an average utilization rate of 72% in 2024. The success of the citywide charging pilot program has led to discussions about extending it for another year and planning for a larger-scale expansion. Public curbside EV charging stations were installed as a way to encourage the adoption of electric cars and address air

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Jay Leno’s McLaren F1 Receives a Professional Detailing Using Walmart Products

Jay Leno, the famous late-night talk show host, is known for his extensive collection of cars, including a McLaren F1 that is valued at around $20 million. In a recent video, Leno showcases how he maintains the appearance of his prized possession by using a variety of detailing products from Walmart, which are part of his own car care line. Despite the high value of the McLaren, Leno is confident in using these affordable products

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