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1 week ago |
shawlocal.com | John Stein
Volvo has long been known for its clean Scandinavian design, safety-first engineering and comfortable interiors. The 2025 XC60 B5 Ultra with all-wheel drive largely upholds that legacy while also leaning into modern luxury and tech. In a competitive field of midsize luxury SUVs, I have found it takes a lot more than premium materials and stylish headlights to win over discerning drivers, especially at the price point of this Volvo.
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2 weeks ago |
shawlocal.com | John Stein
In a luxury sedan segment dominated by long-established European names, Genesis continues to confidently carve out its own identity. In the first couple of years, Genesis was easily the luxury value flying under the radar, but that’s changed. Today, while it certainly packs an impressive array of luxury, tech and sophistication to warrant the term value, as far as flying under the radar, not so much anymore.
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2 weeks ago |
dev.to | John Stein
Does your organization use Oracle HCM Cloud? If so, get ready Oracle’s 25B release is around the corner, with a planned go-live in April 2025. These quarterly updates are not just routine maintenance; they’re critical to keeping your systems secure, compliant, and high performing. And with the Oracle Cloud 25B release, we’re expecting critical Redwood enhancements, with a new user experience and powerful features for your HCM environment.
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3 weeks ago |
shawlocal.com | John Stein
When it comes to pickups, Ford can lay claim to being the most popular manufacturer, with millions of satisfied F-150 customers over the decades. But what about its smaller sibling, Ranger? Does it have enough of Big Brother’s DNA to make it a player in a very competitive segment? The short answer is “yes.”If you’re in the market for a midsize truck that blends power, comfort and capability, the 2025 Ford Ranger SuperCrew 4x4 Lariat deserves a closer look.
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3 weeks ago |
sportscarmarket.com | John Stein
Shooterz.biz ©2024, courtesy of RM Sotheby’s Chassis Number: MVIN215923IND In early October 1956, following approvals from GM’s top brass, Ed Cole, then General Manager of the Chevrolet Motor Division, assigned Zora Arkus-Duntov with the task of building a Chevrolet race car that would be known internally as Project XP-64, later officially named the Corvette SS (Super Sport). Zora Arkus-Duntov ...
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