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Traffic sucks, so why not start your morning off with some music? You provide the toast and we’ll provide the jams. Read more…

You can’t preorder the iPhone 7 until the wee hours of tomorrow morning, but you can order a case right now. All of the options you see below are just $4-$4.49 each for a limited time. Just note the promo codes, and be sure to add the one to your Read more

Filed under: Green,AutoblogGreen Exclusive,Green Automakers,Canada,Electric These three guys sure think so. Continue reading Q&A with EVEN Electric: Will online sales revolutionize EVs? Q&A with EVEN Electric: Will online sales revolutionize EVs? originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 08 Sep 2016 08:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Read more

It was a telling drag race up a hill with a 7 percent grade while towing a 9,900-pound trailer: a 2016 Ford F-150 with the original 3.5-liter EcoBoost V-6 and six-speed transmission versus the 2017 F-150 with the second-gen V-6 and new 10-speed transmission. We don’t have official test results, Read more

Genesis is the first new luxury brand in the U.S. since Tesla in 2004, and its Korean parent Hyundai is determined to make it a success. Hyundai spent a long time mulling and preparing before it green-lighted the creation of a stand-alone luxury brand, and it has a meticulous product, Read more

I never would’ve thought Subaru would successfully make another attractive blue paint color. The longstanding favorite and homage to the World Rally Championship years, WR Blue, always looked right on the fast Subarus. There was something about the deepness of the color, especially when contrasted with the gold wheels. Pink Read more

Pro drifter Daigo Saito has obliterated the tires on some of the most intense machinery on the planet, including a ludicrously overpowered Lexus SC430, a 1,000-hp Nissan GT-R, a Lamborghini Murciélago and a Ferrari F430. That’s right: Saito’s had more than one drift Ferrari. Read more…

Rolls-Royce has insisted on calling its upcoming model based on Project Cullinan a “high-bodied car.” The brand’s refusal to use the term “SUV” has been amusing, but there may actually be a reason, besides snobbery, behind Rolls’ choice of words. Speaking to Motoring, Rolls-Royce’s global product communications manager Andrew Boyle Read more