Carmax customers reportedly feel uneasy about evaluating rams
The man fled after crashed at a California dealership A 25-year-old man drove into a Carmax dealership in California, killing eight people. Reports show that he was upset about the assessment of Subaru Outback. The man reportedly turned around shortly after the incident and will face charges soon. Auto dealerships are being attacked with shocking regularity, with the latest incident on Saturday at a Carmax in Inglewood, California. It caused widespread damage, causing eight people to be injured. According to KABC, clients are evaluating the Subaru outback and are clearly upset by the proposal. He then left the dealership and returned to his carriage and tried to drive through the front door. More: 20 YOs crashed through BMW showroom after M4 CS credit check failed After several attempts, he successfully drove into the building. He then knocked down the furniture and drove out the other side of the dealer. NBC Los Angeles reports that 25-year-old Andrew Arroyo then drove to…
Consumers feel that Ford will focus on the burden capacity
In recent years, the price of new cars has soared, and the price left for customers is very small. Buyers are now looking for value because their wallets are squeezed by various factors. In order to soothe the shoppers, Ford is bringing back to basic decoration and increasing the production of variant. Thanks to inflation, global epidemic and spelling orders have soared. Last month, the average transaction price of the new car was $ 49,740, an increase of nearly $ 15,000 from nearly $ 15,000 a decade ago. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que: ()}; USHUP.TRIGGGERAD ("0F7E3106 -C4D6-4DB4-4DB4-8135-C5088799a76a76AF8 ") 82503191-E1D1-435A-874F-9C78A2A54A2F");}}); Although we have seen some affordable vehicles, including Buick jealousy, Chevrolet Trax and Nissan Kicks, this is a rare exception. In addition, the price of Ford Mavericks rose from 19,995 US dollars to $ 26,295 in just a few years. More: 2025 Ford Bronco Sport from Soft-Road to Baby Sasquatch Speaking of blue oval, as the focus and…
Ariel’s wild 400-horsepower Atom 4R makes the old Atom V8 feel slow
With Stig at the wheel, the Atom 4R lapped the Top Gear test track in 1 minute and 13.7 seconds. A modified version of the Civic Type R's 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder engine delivers 400 horsepower. The car beat classics like the Pagani Huayra and Lamborghini Sesto Elemento. The Ariel Atom has long been one of the wildest, most track-focused cars on the planet, and 18 months ago the small British manufacturer launched the 4R. This little beast uses the same engine as the Honda Civic Type R, and has already proven itself to be faster than the previous Atom king; the flagship V8 that appeared in Top Gear in 2011. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que:()}; adpushup.que.push(function() { if (adpushup.config.platform !== "DESKTOP"){ adpushup.triggerAd("0f7e3106 -c4d6-4db4-8135-c508879a76f8"); } else { adpushup.triggerAd("82503191-e1d1-435a-874f-9c78a2a54a2f"); In the latest video in the ongoing Stig Laps series on YouTube, the iconic and mysterious rider returns behind the wheel of the Atom to see what more than a…
Damd WR-V Reverb brings ’90s Jeep feel to Honda’s budget SUV
The rugged-looking SUV will make its public debut in Tokyo alongside three other Damd tuners The Damd WR-V Reverb makes Honda's affordable SUV look like a Jeep from the '90s. The model will debut at the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon and may eventually enter production. Damd has also modified the Toyota Sienna, Honda N-Box and Daihatsu Taft. It seems like no car is immune to Damd's retro-style tinkering, and frankly, we're all for it. The Japanese tuner, known for giving the most humble of vehicles a full-blown identity crisis, is gearing up for the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon with its latest creation. Needless to say, the standout is the WR-V Reverb. What's so special about it? Well, Damd took Honda's no-frills SUV and gave it a full Jeep Cherokee XJ role-playing makeover. The WR-V Reverb features a completely redesigned front end with a six-slot grille and rectangular headlights that pay homage to the classic Cherokee. The transformation doesn't stop there,…
2026 Hyundai Palisade shows boxy stance and premium feel
Hyundai Ioniq 9 EV's ICE-powered model features latest styling and tech features The new generation of Hyundai Palisade SUV has been showcased in South Korea. This model adopts a more square posture, and the design is more concise and refined. It also has a fancier interior inspired by high-end furniture and can seat up to nine. Hyundai Motor has unveiled the design of the new Palisade in South Korea, which enters a new generation after six years on the market. Hyundai's largest ICE-powered SUV offering features a boxy styling language with hints of futurism and a new interior that promises more space and luxury than before. The Palisade's boxy appearance is similar to that of the smaller Santa Fe, but in a more upscale tone. The design language is simpler, the lines are straighter, and volume is more emphasized. At the front, large chunks of LEDs are mounted vertically, flanking a large upright grille. More: New Hyundai Ioniq 9 comes…
Alpine will use torque vectoring to make its electric cars feel lighter
Alpine will also work to ensure its models are lighter than equivalent Renault and Nissan models go through Brad Anderson 12 hours ago The French automaker plans to launch seven electric vehicles by 2030. Future Alpine models are planned to feature a three-motor setup with complex torque vectoring. The Alpine A290 GT recently debuted as the brand’s first electric vehicle. Alpine is known for its lightweight sports cars, but as it transitions into an electric car brand, the French company has to get creative to make it feel lightweight. Alpine will launch seven electric vehicles by 2030, including a production version of the A390_β concept car launched earlier this month. The stylish electric fastback crossover is significantly larger and heavier than the outgoing Alpine A110 sports car, but it benefits from a clever electric powertrain that, according to Alpine CEO Philippe Krief, The powertrain gives it a "perceived lightness" feel. Read: Alpine A390_β previews 2025 electric hatchback, but it really…
Do you feel “busy”?
Feeling overwhelmed by the whirlwind of tasks ahead of you? Here are some pro tips to help you stay organized and relieve “busy anxiety.” Plan in 15-minute increments: You'll be surprised how much you can accomplish in just 15 minutes. Use the web-based planner to do it all: Organizing your life on a digital calendar may sound boring, but it can help you avoid missed deadlines, overlapping meetings, and last-minute confusion. Keep meetings short: 30-minute capped session – your focus will thank you! Take short breaks 4 times a day: Divide your lunch time into four 15-minute periods. Use them to stretch, make personal calls, or grab a bite to eat without feeling guilty about leaving. Here are some of my favorite productivity tools to help you stay organized: Asana: Organize tasks and collaborate seamlessly with your team. Trello: A visual Kanban board for managing projects and inspiring creativity. monday.com: Template-driven task management with unlimited integrations. click button: A customizable,…
Feel the love of IAEE! Part 3: You have someone
By Mary Tucker | Senior Communications and Content Manager | IAEE The real power of IAEE membership is its ability to connect the different communities of the exhibitions and events industry. Not only do IAEE members gain access to resources specific to their field, but they also join a large ecosystem where knowledge flows freely between communities. In part one of this series, we explored the professional development opportunities available through IAEE. Part two delved into how individual chapters serve as gateways between local connections and the extended national/international IAEE “family.” Here we will learn about the various communities IAEE serves and the channels that facilitate learning and collaboration among all groups. Consumer Activities IAEE's Consumer Events Community is a treasure trove of opportunities for business-to-consumer (B2C) show producers. Members can network with other B2C organizers, gain access to professional resources and guidance from IAEE's dedicated Consumer Events Committee, plus have the opportunity to participate in learning experiences specifically for…
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