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The sad truth is that when you buy a new car, the depreciation clock starts ticking the minute you leave the lot. In fact, according to Kelley Blue Book, the average car is only worth 42.4% of its ...

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Jet-powered automobiles were once the future, and none captured the public's imagination quite like the Chrysler Turbine Car of the 1960s. Where many cars of the era mimicked jets with their tailfins, ...

China’s Dreame wants to build the world’s fastest car by 2027. Dreame Technology, a Chinese electronics company best known for vacuum cleaners, this week announced that it would launch an electric ...

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I first thought Ford CEO Jim Farley was briefing me on a new car. It turned out to be something altogether more ambitious: a completely new way to make a car. Or, more precisely, electric vehicles.