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AutoComplete: Chevrolet Bolt EV might lose a fair bit of battery capacity, however unlikely
Ford builds a track-only GT350 racecar, and Michigan passes the most comprehensive autonomous car law to date.
AutoComplete: Alfa Romeo's 2017 Giulia starts out cheap, but it gets expensive quickly
Headlight tests reduce the number of cars winning the IIHS Top Safety Pick+, and Chevrolet prices the 2017 Cruze Diesel sedan.
AutoComplete: Dodge finally gives the 2017 Challenger all-wheel drive
Vauxhall previews the next Buick Regal, and Tesla recalls a bunch of aftermarket charger adapters.
AutoComplete: Your next Audi may know when the light is about to change
Despite slow sales, Toyota doubling-down on hybrid development
AutoComplete: Honda prepares its boxy NeuV concept for CES 2017
BMW plans to start testing self-driving cars, and a startup nearly triples the VW E-Golf's range.
AutoComplete: Nikola One's fuel cell truck is ready to change the industry
Mercedes' Digital Light can display images on the road, and Toyota teases the 2018 Camry.
AutoComplete: Rolls-Royce gives us a sneak peek at its upcoming SUV
BMW builds a snoozefest of an Art Car, and China raises its supercar tax.
AutoComplete: The Bolt EV could cost Chevrolet $9,000 for each one sold
Chrysler's Pacifica Hybrid earns top MPG honors, and Honda prices out the 2017 CR-V.
AutoComplete: Tesla's Enhanced Autopilot rollout should start this month
Volkswagen previews the CC's replacement, and Toyota wants to become your in-car personal trainer.
AutoComplete: Volkswagen's diesels are done for good in the US
Volvo aims to electrify its Polestar performance division, and Bentley recalls the Bentayga.