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TIME and Dan Neil, a Pulitzer Prize-winning automotive critic, look at the greatest lemons of the automotive industry.
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Tesla Filing Contradicts Elon Musk On Autopilot Crash
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It’s a ton of money
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The Race to Sell BMWs
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Audi Invents Fuel Made From Carbon Dioxide and Water
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April 28, 2015
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April 23, 2015
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Your Electric Car Isn’t Making the Air Any Cleaner
Rich places get most California green vehicle subsidies—and the environmental benefits of rich people’s Teslas are canceled out by all the gas-guzzling clunkers still on our roads
By Lisa Margonelli
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GM Lawyer Increases Death Toll From Recalled Cars
The figure has now been raised to 19 and is expected to go even higher
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Chrysler Recalls Jeeps Over Ignition-Switch Issues
Older Jeep Grand Cherokees and Jeep Commanders may have a faulty ignition switch
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Ford President Says Aluminum F-150 Is All Engines Go
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Spiders Force Mazda Recall, Again
The car company said in recall announced Friday -- the second time in three years -- that the spider invasions can cause cracks and fuel leaks that raise the risk of fire, but it is not aware of any fires due to the spiders
By Noah Rayman
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Total Recall: GM Pulls More Cars
General Motors announced a recall of more than 1.3 million vehicles with dangerous power-steering problems. The company's CEO will testify on Tuesday about 2.6 million vehicles it recalled in February because of an ignition defect
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Pump Pain: Gas Prices Up 5 Cents a Gallon
A new survey by industry analyst Trilby Lundberg finds the average price of gas is up 26 cents across the U.S. over the last six weeks—five cents just in the last two weeks—representing a nearly $4 bump on the typical tank
By Charlie Campbell
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GM Hit With Class Action Lawsuit Over Recall
The lawsuit will likely be the first of many over serious safety problems in certain models that led the company to recall 1.6 million vehicles last month. Plaintiffs are demanding compensation for cars they say have lost value
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