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At least two of these Toyota EVs will be American-made and use locally sourced batteries.

Automakers securing trademarks and patents in regions where a vehicle may not exist is nothing new. Ram recently filed a patent for its Rampage truck in the US, but we don't necessarily expect to see that exact model Stateside. GM, meanwhile, recently renewed its Pontiac trademark, but we're not holding…

When it comes to innovation, car manufacturers are always looking for the next big thing to set their vehicles apart. Sometimes, though, these attempts at standing out result in strange car features that leave drivers scratching their heads—or worse, regretting their purchase. From odd design choices to tech that just…

The Lexus RZ is the brand's first dedicated battery-electric vehicle—a swept-back crossover with some visual inspiration from the former Lexus CT hatchback. It's a huge deal for Lexus to have a nice-looking competitor in the space, but one of the RZ's key features got lost in the initial assault of…

I personally love German cars and have worked on them (as a former mechanic) for years. Most German brands have a reputation for impeccable engineering and high performance (think BMW, Mercedes, and Porsche). With quality issues running rampant in the automotive industry, many people are wondering if German cars are…

Everyone wants to purchase a car that will last a long time. After all, it is an expensive purchase. When you think of vehicles that will go the distance, you probably think of Honda and Toyota. While there are some models from those automakers on this list, there are other…

The teenager says she was a virgin and did not believe in sex before marriage

In early 2017, former Toyota CEO and President Akio Toyoda issued a company-wide decree: “No more boring cars.” He backed up that statement with exciting products like the GR Yaris, GR Corolla, and the Supra. Pictured here, the GR GT3 concept is all but confirmed to spawn a road-going version,…

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