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Ford recalls 197,000 Mustang Mach-Es due to risk of trapping passengers inside
Ford is recalling nearly 200,000 Mustang Mach-E vehicles over a concern that the doors may lock and trap someone inside.
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Waymo driver-less taxis to hit Dallas streets, with humans behind the wheel
Waymo, the company known for its driverless ride-hail service, will have some of its vehicles on Dallas roads in the coming weeks. A demonstration car was shown off at Dallas City Hall on Wednesday, June 11.
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How much would a 100% ‘Made in the USA' vehicle cost? It's complicated
President Donald Trump wants automakers to build more vehicles in the U.S. with American parts, but it’s not as easy as it might seem.
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Waymo issues recall for 1,200 driverless vehicles months after fixing problem
Waymo issued a recall after a glitch caused some vehicles to crash into barriers like chains and gates. But the unusual part? All vehicles were fixed months ago.
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This one auto part crosses the border four times on its way to your car
Reshoring more of the U.S. auto industry would require untangling supply chains that leave many components vulnerable to a series of tariffs Trump has repeatedly revised.
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Jaguar and Land Rover maker pauses shipments to US as it develops post-tariff plans
The British maker of Jaguar and Land Rover cars is pausing shipments to the U.S. as it works to mitigate the impact of a 25% tax on vehicle imports imposed by the Trump administration.
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Automakers seek ‘opportunity in the chaos' of Trump's tariffs
Ford and Stellantis are offering employee-pricing programs, while Hyundai said it would not raise prices for at least two months to ease consumer concerns.
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Auto industry braces for rising costs as tariffs loom
NBC 5’s Larry Collins tells us how the new 25% tariffs on foreign cars and car parts is impacting businesses locally.
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Auto industry braces for rising costs, disruptions as tariffs loom
Tariffs could raise prices and disrupt auto repairs, car sales, and incentives nationwide.
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What will be the impact on auto businesses when tariffs go into effect?
President Trump’s plan for broad tariffs is set to take effect on Wednesday. The president believes the tax on imports will jumpstart a new era for the U.S. economy, but, initially, it could come at a cost to consumers. NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero has more on the impact on auto sales and repairs.
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There's no such thing as a fully American-made car
Trump indicated consumers could avoid tariffs by buying vehicles built entirely in the U.S., but industry experts say there’s not a single one with all-domestic parts and assembly.
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How auto tariffs could impact you, even if you aren't buying a car
President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on all auto imports, including cars built in Mexico and Canada. But even if you aren’t in the market to buy a new car, you may still feel the impact. Edmunds’ head of insights Jessica Caldwell shares what you need to know.
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What new tariffs could mean for North Texas automakers
President Donald Trump is rolling out a 25% tariff on cars and car parts imported into the United States. Experts say this will have a significant impact on automakers like GM which has a major presence in North Texas.
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The big differences between INDYCAR, F1 and NASCAR
Sure all major racing circuits have cars that are extremely fast. But do you know the difference between INDYCAR, F1 and NASCAR?
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What's the difference between racing asphalt and regular asphalt?
Raceway asphalt is designed to resist the increased pull of race car tires.
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What makes a street race unique?
A street race brings high speeds and tight turns to city streets that are closed off for racing.
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Tesla recalls 46,000 Cybertrucks for panel that can increase ‘risk of crash'
The voluntary recall covers a part of the vehicle known as a cant rail and affects all Cybertrucks manufactured from November 2023 to February 2025.
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2025 Formula 1 season: History, teams, races, scoring
Here’s everything you need to know about F1 – races, teams, cars, circuits and more.
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These celebrities moonlight as auto racers and superfans
From Michael Jordan to Frankie Muniz, a surprising number of high-profile figures have ties to auto racing.
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Fewer Texas shops offering emissions tests after state law change
A new Texas law has led to more than 1,500 shops stopping emissions tests, making it harder for drivers to find a state-licensed inspection station. NBC 5 Investigates looks at the impact.