Ford to Reopen Mustang GTD Applications April 17
Ford will reopen applications for the Mustang GTD on April 17; interested buyers can register on Ford’s website for a reminder as the automaker continues limited production for three years.
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EPA Drops DEF Sensor Mandate as Lawmakers Push Bill to Repeal Federal Diesel Emissions Rules
The EPA eliminated the Diesel Exhaust Fluid urea sensor requirement while Rep. Mike Collins and Sen. Cynthia Lummis introduced the Diesel Truck Liberation Act to repeal federal emissions and anti-tampering rules.
Slate’s Modular Electric Pickup Targets Affordability as U.S. EV Demand Cools
Slate previewed a prototype of its affordable, customizable electric pickup, highlighting wrapable composite panels, interchangeable fascias, and a detailed configurator amid softer U.S. EV demand.
Hyundai’s New York Teaser: A Giant Floating Rock Stirs Crater Speculation
Hyundai released surreal teaser images of a giant floating rock ahead of the New York Auto Show, prompting speculation it hints at a mass-production off-road electric like the Crater.
Spy Video Shows Mercedes‑AMG Black Series Running on Public Roads with Massive Tires
A spy video captures the Mercedes‑AMG Black Series coupe on public roads with license plates, revealing extreme aero, center‑lock wheels and 325/355‑mm Michelin Pilot Cup 2 R tires.
Dealer’s TikTok Names Used Cars Lenders Favor for Buyers with Bad Credit
Devante Hill of ARJ’s Auto Sales posted a TikTok lot tour listing used models lenders prefer for buyers with bad credit, including Caravan, Trax, Corolla and Honda Pilot.