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2 weeks ago |
motortrend.com | Aaron Gold
Explosive electric-boosted accelerationSUV utility, but it’s not an SUVAt last, an M5 wagon in the U.S.!Too heavyShort electric-only rangeCould benefit from a more aggressive tireThe arrival of the 2026 BMW M5 Touring has had us salivating in our Cheerios; after all, this is the first time BMW has offered the M5 wagon for sale in the U.S. Still, one aspect of the superwagon has loomed in the back of our minds like an uninvited guest: the car’s 5,500-pound curb weight.
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2 weeks ago |
motortrend.com | Aaron Gold
During a trip to a rally in Warren, Michigan, President Trump announced a slight back-down on the tariffs that threaten the automotive industry, to allow what he called a “short-term” transition. However, with the latest executive offers, we’re still likely to see higher prices for cars, parts, repairs and insurance premiums. The 25 percent tariff imported cars that went info effect on April 3 still exists, and the tariff on parts will still be levied starting May 3.
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3 weeks ago |
tennessean.com | Aaron Gold
Aaron GoldMotorTrendImagine your favorite whatever in a colorful new box that screams “Now With X Percent More!” While we couldn’t get an exact percentage out of Hyundai, that sums up the new 2026 Palisade SUV, revealed at the 2025 New York Auto Show: More space, more efficiency, more off-road ability, more luxury. It’s inflation, but for once it’s on the side of the consumer. More room, more prestigeCan we call the 2026 Hyundai Palisade an all-new SUV?
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3 weeks ago |
starcourier.com | Aaron Gold
Aaron GoldMotorTrendImagine your favorite whatever in a colorful new box that screams “Now With X Percent More!” While we couldn’t get an exact percentage out of Hyundai, that sums up the new 2026 Palisade SUV, revealed at the 2025 New York Auto Show: More space, more efficiency, more off-road ability, more luxury. It’s inflation, but for once it’s on the side of the consumer. More room, more prestigeCan we call the 2026 Hyundai Palisade an all-new SUV?
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3 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Aaron Gold
Imagine your favorite whatever in a colorful new box that screams “Now With X Percent More!” While we couldn’t get an exact percentage out of Hyundai, that sums up , revealed at the 2025 New York Auto Show: More space, more efficiency, more off-road ability, more luxury. It’s inflation, but for once it’s on the side of the consumer. Can we call the 2026 Hyundai Palisade an all-new SUV?
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