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Hyundai Motor Co. is recalling roughly 129,000 vehicles sold in the United States over an engine issue that may pose a fire risk. While we’ve been generally kind to the manufacturer of late, thanks to a rather good lineup of well-designed vehicles, it’s been mucking things up with recalls. Last week, Hyundai Motor Group (including […] The post Hyundai Recalling 129,000 U.S. Cars Over Engine Fire Risk, Fined By Regulators appeared first on The Truth About Cars . ...

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On Thursday, Uber Technologies made a request with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that its drivers be deemed essential and up first for the COVID-19 vaccination. While slightly presumptuous, it’s hardly the only business to make such a plea. Delivery services, the trucking industry, food producers, and more have asked the CDC […] The post Uber Asks CDC to Consider Drivers Essential, Wants Early Vaccinations appeared first on The Truth About Cars . ...

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Today’s Cadillac is an example of what happens when you combine consumer tastes in places like Miami in the late Eighties with the refusal of some domestic manufacturers to make luxury convertibles. Presenting a Cadillac coupe that’s custom, cabriolet, and cool DeVille. The DeVille name dated back a long way at Cadillac. In 1949, it […] The post Rare Rides: The 1988 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, Aftermarket Elegance appeared first on The Truth About Cars . ...

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The Japan Broadcasting Corporation, better known as NHK, reported that the island nation is considering banning new internal combustion engine cars by the mid-2030s this week. While we will continue to maintain that such an effort seems unrealistic when confronting the current realities of the market, Japan’s alleged plan offers a bit more leeway than […] The post Report: Japan May Ban Internal Combustion Vehicles Next Decade appeared first on The Truth About Cars . ...

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While every other developed nation has been struggling unsuccessfully to catch up, Japan remains ground zero for adorable robots and Honda is continuing the trend with its new traffic-safety gizmo. Intended to advise young children on how to proceed through intersections, the product is really more like blind-spot-monitoring for kids than a full-on robotic entity. […] The post Honda’s Newest Product: Blind-spot Monitoring for Children appeared first on The Truth About Cars . ...

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Today’s Rare Ride comes to us courtesy of commenter Bumpy ii, who linked this imported JDM Mazda on the Thunderbird Rare Ride posted a few weeks ago. Let’s check out a compact five-door liftback with a very small V6. In the late Eighties, Mazda wanted to add a bit of upmarket excitement and sportiness to […] The post Rare Rides: The 1995 Mazda Lantis V6 Type R, Don’t Call it 323 appeared first on The Truth About Cars . ...

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