Chris Bruce is a Writer at Motor1. He specializes in the automotive industry, covering topics such as electric vehicles, car manufacturing, and various automobile brands including Ferrari, Toyota, Porsche, BMW, and Subaru. Chris's work has also been featured in notable publications like InsideEVs, Cigalah Group, Consett Magazine, Hagerty, Edmunds, and TopSpeed.com.
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By: Chris Bruce
Emelia Hartford is a skilled drag racer, including running a twin-turbocharged C8 Corvette with a sub-10-second quarter-mile time. She’s also successful on social media with roughly 2.1 million followers on Instagram and 1.75 million subscribers on YouTube.
The truck would arrive in Brazil in 2027. It would use a plug-in-hybrid powertrain with the ability to drive on electric power.
Dodge reverses its decision to kill the Hemi engine. The powerplant will be available in the Durango SRT Hellcat and R/T Models.
Tokyo Auto Salon is like Japan’s version of the annual SEMA Show in the United States. Both events let aftermarket companies present their latest products by building wild one-off vehicles. OEM automakers are also there to advertise their performance vehicles to the auto enthusiasts in attendance. This year’s salon runs from January 10 through 12, 2025.
Kalmar Automotive is a Porsche coachbuilder that offers the classic-looking 7-97 starting at around $550,000 and the much wilder, 959-inspired 9X9 that begins at about $2.2 million. The 9X9 debuted at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, during Monterey Car Week in 2024. Since then, the company has been preparing the production version of its new model.
Mitsubishi will decide by the end of January whether it will join the new merger between Honda and Nissan.
Girado & Co. is a high-end British car dealer that sells a mix of sports cars and racing machines. The company also has an annual tradition going back to 2016 of making a Christmas video. The clips often star a rally car drifting in a winter landscape.
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