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Enjoy a 23% discount on this ideal compact pistol-grip tire inflator: $99 Black Friday offer.

Enjoy a 23% discount on this ideal compact pistol-grip tire inflator: $99 Black Friday offer.

This Ridgid tire inflator features an automatic shutoff, a digital gauge, a maximum pressure of 150 psi, a rechargeable battery, and can also be powered via a 12-volt cigarette lighter plug if the battery is depleted. Lamborghini Claims Its 10,000-RPM V8 Will Be Around for a While

Lamborghini Claims Its 10,000-RPM V8 Will Be Around for a While

Recently, it appeared that high-performance gas engines could be on the verge of disappearing by 2035. Here’s Why Heavily Discounted Nissan Zs Might Disappear—Perhaps Permanently.

Here’s Why Heavily Discounted Nissan Zs Might Disappear—Perhaps Permanently.

If you're looking for an affordable Nissan Z, it's best to purchase one before they switch to a build-to-order model. Lamborghini Has Not Excluded the Possibility of a Pure RWD Temerario.

Lamborghini Has Not Excluded the Possibility of a Pure RWD Temerario.

Product chief Paolo Racchetti informed The Drive that there are various perspectives within Lamborghini regarding how to approach a track-oriented Temerario STO. Stellantis is inundating owners’ screens with pop-up advertisements for new car promotions.

Stellantis is inundating owners’ screens with pop-up advertisements for new car promotions.

Issuing "marketing notifications" for loyalty cash is a daring strategy when you're interrupting the screens of current customers. Genesis might offer the Magma GT the same treatment as Porsche, introducing both Roadster and GT3 versions.

Genesis might offer the Magma GT the same treatment as Porsche, introducing both Roadster and GT3 versions.

Genesis' chief creative officer and leading designer mentioned that he wouldn't liken a new sports car to the legendary 911, but he could reflect the product strategy of the German manufacturer. Ford Encounters Another Setback as Critical Aluminum Supplier Experiences Third Fire | Carscoops

Ford Encounters Another Setback as Critical Aluminum Supplier Experiences Third Fire | Carscoops

This sole facility operated by Novelis provides 40 percent of the aluminum sheets utilized by automobile manufacturers in the United States. 2025 Kia Niro Plug-In Hybrid Review: Excelling in a Single Aspect

2025 Kia Niro Plug-In Hybrid Review: Excelling in a Single Aspect

The Kia Niro PHEV is the most affordable plug-in hybrid SUV in the United States. It certainly gives off that impression, despite this particular model being priced at $42,000. California is reconsidering its ban on the sale of new gas-powered cars: TDS

California is reconsidering its ban on the sale of new gas-powered cars: TDS

California may not eliminate the sale of new gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035 after all. Teenager Faces Charges Following Las Vegas Crash Involving 12 Vehicles That Resulted in Two Fatalities | Carscoops

Teenager Faces Charges Following Las Vegas Crash Involving 12 Vehicles That Resulted in Two Fatalities | Carscoops

La policía de Las Vegas informa que un conductor de 19 años al volante de un Infiniti provocó un choque de 12 vehículos que resultó en la muerte de dos personas y dejó a otros heridos en un accidente caótico a alta velocidad. U.S. Forces Automakers to Address a Fatal Gender Discrepancy with Female Crash Test Dummy | Carscoops

U.S. Forces Automakers to Address a Fatal Gender Discrepancy with Female Crash Test Dummy | Carscoops

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy introduced the first-ever female crash-test dummy this week. ICE agents apprehended 475 workers during the raid, among whom 317 were South Korean nationals. A White House official stated that they were not informed about the ICE raid in advance. The governor of Georgia contacted Hyundai’s CEO after the workers were detained. Reports indicate that Trump encouraged the detained Hyundai workers to remain in the U.S. Jose Muñoz, the CEO of Hyundai, revealed that a White House official reached out to express regret following the controversial ICE raid at the company's factory in Savannah, Georgia. This apology followed weeks of criticism regarding the treatment of Korean workers and the ensuing political uncertainty related to the operation. The CEO mentioned shortly after the news broke that approximately 200 of the detained Korean workers are preparing to file a lawsuit against the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency. During a recent event in Singapore, Muñoz refrained from naming the White House official who contacted him, stating only that the individual claimed they had no advance notice of the raid. He added that the governor of Georgia also reached out, reportedly saying, "I don’t know what happened, this is not under state jurisdiction." Muñoz further implied that "someone might have made a call and suggested that there were illegal immigrants" working at the facility. It remains unclear how many of the workers Hyundai brought from South Korea to establish the facility had the incorrect type of visa. Many were reportedly on short-term or recreational visas that prohibited employment, although a considerable number did possess valid work authorization. Trump Attempted to Get Involved Right after the raid, U.S. President Donald Trump allegedly encouraged the more than 300 workers detained by ICE to remain in the United States to assist in training U.S. workers. This plan did not come to fruition, and the workers were quickly sent back to South Korea. Trump later informed reporters that he was "very much opposed" to the raid, according to the BBC. Of the 475 workers taken by ICE during the raid, 317 were South Korean nationals. They were held for about a week, reportedly in rooms with 60 to 80 individuals, forced to sleep on moldy mattresses, and drink water with a "foul" odor. One worker also claimed that Hyundai personnel were ridiculed by guards and faced racial slurs.

ICE agents apprehended 475 workers during the raid, among whom 317 were South Korean nationals. A White House official stated that they were not informed about the ICE raid in advance. The governor of Georgia contacted Hyundai’s CEO after the workers were detained. Reports indicate that Trump encouraged the detained Hyundai workers to remain in the U.S. Jose Muñoz, the CEO of Hyundai, revealed that a White House official reached out to express regret following the controversial ICE raid at the company's factory in Savannah, Georgia. This apology followed weeks of criticism regarding the treatment of Korean workers and the ensuing political uncertainty related to the operation. The CEO mentioned shortly after the news broke that approximately 200 of the detained Korean workers are preparing to file a lawsuit against the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency. During a recent event in Singapore, Muñoz refrained from naming the White House official who contacted him, stating only that the individual claimed they had no advance notice of the raid. He added that the governor of Georgia also reached out, reportedly saying, "I don’t know what happened, this is not under state jurisdiction." Muñoz further implied that "someone might have made a call and suggested that there were illegal immigrants" working at the facility. It remains unclear how many of the workers Hyundai brought from South Korea to establish the facility had the incorrect type of visa. Many were reportedly on short-term or recreational visas that prohibited employment, although a considerable number did possess valid work authorization. Trump Attempted to Get Involved Right after the raid, U.S. President Donald Trump allegedly encouraged the more than 300 workers detained by ICE to remain in the United States to assist in training U.S. workers. This plan did not come to fruition, and the workers were quickly sent back to South Korea. Trump later informed reporters that he was "very much opposed" to the raid, according to the BBC. Of the 475 workers taken by ICE during the raid, 317 were South Korean nationals. They were held for about a week, reportedly in rooms with 60 to 80 individuals, forced to sleep on moldy mattresses, and drink water with a "foul" odor. One worker also claimed that Hyundai personnel were ridiculed by guards and faced racial slurs.

A lawsuit initiated following the deadly accident alleges that Bentley acted negligently. Hyundai CEO Reveals White House Issued Apology Following Trump's Opposition to ICE Raids | Carscoops

Hyundai CEO Reveals White House Issued Apology Following Trump's Opposition to ICE Raids | Carscoops

ICE agents apprehended 475 workers during the operation, including 317 individuals from South Korea. Genesis Created the G90 Performance Wagon That BMW and Mercedes Never Attempted | Carscoops

Genesis Created the G90 Performance Wagon That BMW and Mercedes Never Attempted | Carscoops

It appears that the Korean brand is committed to broadening the G90 lineup.

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