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Meet Renske Cox and Maarten van Pel, a Dutch couple who decided it would be a good idea to go for a 24,000-mile drive from the Netherlands to South Africa and back with a 2021 Skoda Enyaq EV that took on the role of a car, hotel, shower cabin, kitchen and everything else needed for a trip that took no less than a year.
The event primarily focuses on special deals just for Amazon Prime members and is often one of the best times of the year to save on all kinds of tech, appliance, car gear, gadgets and more.
The two final software puzzle pieces are Apple CarPlay, out to lunch for now, and the one we consider most surprising item on the list, a light theme for the driver cluster and infotainment.
Expanded exterior and interior color options compared to last time give buyers the choice Caviar, Cloudburst Gray, Iridium, Matador Red Mica, Obsidian, or Ultra White outside.
The Texas outfit says the upgraded truck based on Ford's Raptor R puts 1,043 hp and 824 lb-ft through the flywheel, and sits on 37-inch tires, and 100 units of a limited-edition Freedom Series have arrived just in time for Independence Day.
Starting with the 1981 Eagles, the driver could use a simple electrical switch to choose rear-wheel-drive and save fuel.
To make that practical, Vita has been creating charging infrastructure in key locales, including along the French Riviera, San Francisco Bay, New York and a plug here in Lake Maggiore, about an hour north of Milan.
The two Maserati models are currently equipped with three 300-kilowatt permanent magnet synchronous motors (one in the front and two in the rear e-axle) for all-wheel drive.
James Park, a securities regulation expert at the University of California, Los Angeles, told Business Insider that the impact of the shareholder vote is crucial to consider the overall value of the litigation that struck down the pay in the first place.
The majority of reviews loved the functionality, value of money, compact size, and the ability to provide a good source of power, especially for CPAP users.
Now fewer cars qualify thanks to stricter rules governing where vehicles can be made (in North America, only) and where their batteries come from (not China, basically).
Under the settlement signed by the parties this month, the state has agreed to pay Bombard $100,000 and $75,000 to the ACLU of Vermont and the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression for legal fees.