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James Attwood

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Editor, @M0veElectric. Former executive editor and chief currywurst correspondent of @autocar. Has been known to run around a lot
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Listen: Ford fires up new V8 for 2027 Le Mans hypercar

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By James Attwood Verified, Charlie Martin Verified
| Autocar Verified
Ford is edging closer to readying the new hypercar with which it will bid for its first outright Le Mans 24 Hours victory in 58 years. Ford announced last year that it would enter the FIA World Endurance Championship with an LMDh hypercar in 2027, and confirmed earlier this year that it will use the 'Coyote' engine from its Mustang GT3 racer. Ford has now fired up a prototype fitted with the 5.4-litre naturally-aspirated V8 for the first time – and you can listen to it by watching the video below.
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Fake noise vs real V12s: Goodwood highlights performance EV problem

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By James Attwood Verified
| Autocar Verified
Given it’s the closest thing Britain now has to a motor show, the Goodwood Festival of Speed is a chance to gauge the state of the car industry, and the displays laid out on the Duke of Richmond’s lawn this year represented a microcosm of the changes it’s undergoing.
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VW Group plans to slash number of models in restructuring plan

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By James Attwood Verified
| Autocar Verified
The Volkswagen Group will slash the number of models offered by its various brands by up to half and substantially cut production, as part of a range of measures set to include up to 100,000 job cuts and a number of plant closures.
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