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Chinese Car Sales Skyrocketing in Botswana, Reject Expensive Western Options (for Now)

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Though not common yet on American roads, Chinese cars are popular in Africa. With the PRC stretching its influence across the continent with liquid capital and assistance with infrastructure projects, the correlation between Chinese-built roads and bridges with Chinese automobiles is plain to see. However, one African nation in particular seems practically infatuated with Chinese cars.

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2025 Toyota Crown Lives 'Rent-Free' In a Very Special Niche Across the US MarketĀ 

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The Toyota Crown - while certainly not the crown jewel (wink, wink) of the Japanese automaker's global lineup, has always been about adding a bit of luxury to the mid-size class. Now, it's also about standing out in any crowd through variety. Born in 1955, the Toyota Crown has always been an up-market offering in the lineup, and the first four generations. ( continue reading.

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Putting Lipstick on the BMW XM Won't Make It Cooler

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The XM doesn't do justice to BMW's M Division. First, it's the performance-oriented sub-brand's second standalone product after the iconic M1. Second, it is one of the company's least desirable models ever made visually. However, that doesn't mean it's not on the jet set&#0. ( continue reading.

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Built for Bill Gates: Feadship Project 821 Is World's First Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Megayacht

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Some of the best things in life are unseen, Helen Keller once said. She couldn't have been referring to Project 821, a record-setting megayacht with a potentially very controversial ownership. This one is made to be seen, admired, and talked about. On May 4, 2024, the maritime industry was forever changed with the launch of Project 821, the latest build from prestigious shipyard Feadship.

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Last Chance To Grab Great Discounted Racing Games on the PlayStation Store

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Say what you will about the PlayStation brand, but oh, boy, do they know how to put up a yard sale. And the best part about it is that it happens more often than not. The "May Savings" discounts are up and about, but the deals end on May 9, so if you want to take advantage and get some pretty "gnarly" games, now's your chance. Of course, we have to start with the Mack Daddy of racing games, ( continue reading.

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Rolls-Royce Spectre by Novitec for Sale, You'll Need More Than an Ouija Board To Buy It

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Should anyone have asked us a few years ago what we thought about Rolls-Royce's electrification push, we would've told them to grab a seat and listen to why such a combination wouldn't work. However, the Goodwood luxury carmaker has proved us (and other nonbelievers) wrong by launching the Spectre. This high-end GT boasts electric firepower and i. ( continue reading.

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Ralph Lauren Has 1-of-3 Surviving $40M Bugatti 57SC Atlantics, the Car Should Be in a Safe

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Fashion mogul Ralph Lauren owns one of the world’s rarest and most expensive cars. It is a 1938 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic, one of only four ever made. It is a miracle that it survived over all these years, considering the tragic fate of its siblings. One of them was gone missing, and another was hit by a train. The Bugatti Type 57 Atlantic is widely described as the Mona Lisa of the automobile collector world.

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Wind Blows Yacht 'Why' Onto the Beach and Then Into the Pier

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Rarely before has been a fight so unfair and unexpected: a 30-meter (98.4-foot) yacht fought the wind and lost, running aground on a beach and then into a stone pier in Spetses, Greece. Damage is believed to have been extensive – to the yacht, obviously, not to the wind. The incident happened earlier this week in Spetses, Greece. The country has been dealing with surprisingly high winds over recent days, peaking in the area on. ( continue reading.

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Does This $200K Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 Have a Snowball's Chance of Getting Sold?

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This 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 is basically a newborn. It has less than 30 miles (48 km) on the odometer and still wears the plastic on the wheel and infotainment display. In other words, the steering wheel never felt the warm touch of a human hand before, aside from when the workers assembled the car, of course, but let's assume they wore gloves.

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1936 Bugatti Type 57 Fails To Sell, the Logo Was Changed for a Very Strange Reason

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This 1936 Bugatti Type 57 has been through quite a lot. The way its body looks right now stands proof. However, its impressive background failed to impress, and the car did not meet the reserve when it was auctioned off last month. The almost nine-decade-old automobile has had its logo changed for a very strange reason. What car is that? The logo doesn't look familiar.

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Widebody Lamborghini Urus Performante Looks Like Something Batman Would Drive

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As if there weren't enough widebody Lamborghini Uruses out there, the list has grown to include another one. However, while most fat copies are part of the pre-facelifted iteration, this one is a Performante, and according to the Italian car marque, it is the most agile version of the series. &lt. ( continue reading.

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