
Ben Thompson
Senior Content Writer at Supercar Blondie
Senior content writer @supercarblondie. All opinions my own.
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4 days ago |
supercarblondie.com | Ben Thompson
One of the Knight Rider cars that David Hasselhoff drove is up for sale, and the Pontiac Firebird Trans Am still drives as well as it did in the eighties. This 1985 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am wouldn’t usually be anything out of the blue. But having appeared in the iconic TV show and being handled by the Hoff himself gives this car a whole other level of cool. How much would KITT be selling for?
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5 days ago |
supercarblondie.com | Ben Thompson
Cops in Arizona caught thieves who stole $2.5 million worth of luxury cars after renting them out. Three people were arrested as 29 vehicles were recovered from a Phoenix car theft ring. The police have said that the cars were being rented out on Turo, netting the gang even more money. The scheme was uncovered thanks to ‘Operation Escalading Switch’, which saw the Arizona Vehicle Theft Task Force execute several search warrants.
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5 days ago |
supercarblondie.com | Ben Thompson |Kate Bain
This robot climbs stairs, does handstands, and rescues you from rough terrain like it’s no big deal. The Unitree B2-W is one of many robots to have emerged in everyday life. Capable of tackling a whole range of terrains, this trusty dog-like robot could be a valuable asset in saving hikers who veer off the beaten path. And beyond that, it’s something of a pro at parkour.
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1 week ago |
supercarblondie.com | Ben Thompson
Nothing lasts forever in the car world, as proven by the popular cars being discontinued this year. With changing consumer demands, these models are being phased out after 2025. Different brands are represented, from Audi to BMW to Cadillac. There are a lot of good cars going into retirement, but they won’t be forgotten. EXPLORE SBX CARS – Supercar auctions starting soon powered by Supercar Blondie It’s never easy to say goodbye to a car model when it gets discontinued, but it’s just a part of life.
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1 week ago |
supercarblondie.com | Ben Thompson
Brad Pitt’s F1 movie pushed Apple to invent a camera that could survive 220mph and 5G corners. Apple was the primary financier for F1, which comes out on June 27 in the US. As such, the company developed a special camera to capture onboard footage, as Formula 1’s broadcast camera weren’t up to scratch. Whilst the film is still yet to come out, this news makes us very excited to see how it looks on the big screen.
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