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2024 Chevy Colorado Adding ZR2 Bison Off-Road Truck

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For most people, the Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 offers plenty of performance for high-speed desert runs or slow-speed rock crawling. But there are a select few that will require more. For those drivers, the bigger and badder 2024 ZR2 Bison should fit the bill. Just like last year, Chevrolet has partnered with American Expedition Vehicles (AEV) to make the ZR2 even more capable. The amped-up Colorado ZR2 will once again utilize the Bison name and come with a host of upgrades that make it look more menacing and more capable off-road than the regular ZR2. A lot of the large components…
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Trade deals, tariffs and Brexit: how will they shape UK prospects?

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Home › Articles › Trade deals, tariffs and Brexit: how will they shape UK prospects? These significant forces have not yet led to a major change in export markets served by UK vehicle companies, but they could in the future, writes Ian Henry Until the Brexit vote in 2016, few people in the UK, even within the automotive sector, knew much or even thought about trade deals and tariffs. The Brexit negotiations changed that and the actual and potential costs of leaving a large trading bloc were front and center of the industry’s concerns. The UK-EU Trade and Co-operation Agreement…
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Hoping for a deal on a new pickup truck? Inventory is piling up, and discounts could make a comeback.

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An old, unwritten rule of car sales tells dealers and factories to work together to keep about a 60-day supply of each new vehicle on hand for sale, with another 15 days on order or in transit. That, the pragmatism says, means that dealers have the most color and feature combinations a buyer could want in easy reach. But they won’t have so many that they’ll need to discount them to sell them. Ram currently has more than a 100-day supply of Ram 1500 full-size trucks on hand. Ford F, -0.80% has more than a 90-day supply of its F-150…
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Dodge Sending Off Internal Combustion Challenger With 1,000-hp Demon

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It almost seems hard to believe, but the mighty Dodge Hellcat appeared on the scene in 2015 with 707 horsepower from a supercharged 6.2-liter V8 engine. Not only does the Hellcat have a stirring name, its insane amount of power and exhilarating performance ensured Dodge’s place in the muscle car wars against Ford and Chevrolet. Unfortunately, the muscle car era is coming to an end. In typical Dodge fashion, it wants that end to be loud and smokey with the introduction of the 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170. The name that Dodge chose for its “Last Call” special-edition muscle…
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Best Betting Promos, Bonuses & Deals for NASCAR’s EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix

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Cars round turn one at the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas. Aaron E. Martinez USA TODAY NETWORK We may earn a fee if you make a purchase through one of our links. The newsroom and editorial staff were not involved in the creation of this content. [–[–The start of the 2023 NASCAR season has been packed with plenty of excitement, which is likely to continue this Sunday when the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix begins in Texas. Before the flag drops, prospective bettors and NASCAR fans alike will want to check out all the different…
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GM’s $918M Investment, STLA-Terrafame Deal & More

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Last week, the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (“ACEA”) released data on passenger car registrations for December 2022. The European Union (“EU”) passenger vehicle market soared 12.8% last month to 896,967 units, marking the fifth straight month of growth . Registrations in Italy and Germany witnessed a year-over-year rise of 21% and 38.1%, respectively. Meanwhile, Spain and France saw registrations decline 14.1% and 0.1%, respectively. For full-year 2022, new car registrations contracted 4.6% to 9,255,930 units, owing to supply chain snarls and chip concerns. During the first 12 months, three of the major EU markets witnessed a decline in registrations, including…
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