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Michael Accardi

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Nationally published writer, semi-pro picture taker, out of control Gilles Villeneuve wannabe.
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Cadillac Promises Something Extraordinary Next Week

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By Michael Accardi
| AutoGuide Verified
Cadillac has not confirmed whether the August 14 reveal will be a one-off design concept, a limited-production hypercar, or a preview of a future road-going V-Series performance vehicle. Pulling the sheet at The Quail—an event renowned for hosting ultra-exclusive exotic launches—indicates that Cadillac intends to push its high-performance brand identity into increasingly premium territory.
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This Is A Street Truck: Meet The 810-HP Shelby F-150 Super Snake Sport

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By Michael Accardi
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NEW! Shelby American has officially blown the modern street-truck wars wide open with the debut of the 2026 Shelby F-150 Super Snake Sport. In many ways, it's way better than Ram's Rumble Bee. The Shelby strips away secondary seating and the massive crew cab in order to cut extra weight. This limited-production, two-door single-cab turns its back on everything except performance on the tarmac. The single-cab config marks a long-awaited return.
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Mazda Confirms The Miata Is Going Electric, But Also Not

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By Michael Accardi
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NEW! Mazda is charting a two-pronged future for its sports car lineup. In a recent interview with Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport, Mazda CEO Masahiro Moro confirmed that the highly anticipated next-generation MX-5 roadster—codenamed NE—is actively being engineered to accept a fully electric powertrain, all while targeting an incredibly light curb weight.
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