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California Just Approved New Tire Rules That Could Leave Drivers With Fewer Choices

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By Saajan Jogia
| Yahoo Verified
Motorists in California may not be able to buy the tires of their choice after the California Energy Commission voted to adopt new rules restricting the sale of certain replacement tires. According to a report by KCRA, regulators approved new rules that will phase out certain tires from the market that don't meet energy efficiency standards. The focus of the regulations is tire rolling resistance, which measures the amount of energy required for a tire to roll.
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Lando Norris Reveals New Gaming-Inspired “Stealth” Helmet For Dutch Grand Prix Original

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By Saajan Jogia
| MotorBiscuit Verified
McLaren Racing Formula One driver Lando Norris has revealed a new helmet for the upcoming Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort. Norris comes off the back of a victory in the previous round in Hungary, and the gaming-inspired “stealth” helmet may add to his luck this weekend. With the summer break over, the second half of the season is set to get underway at Circuit Zandvoort.
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Who Spent $40 Million on Ferrari’s First EV? Meet the Billionaire Doctor Behind the Bid Original

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By Saajan Jogia
| MotorBiscuit Verified
The first-ever Ferrari Luce, called the ‘Chassis 0,’ holds special significance for many because it is the prancing horse’s first all-electric vehicle, marking the beginning of an unusual chapter in the iconic brand’s storied history. The car was sold for a whopping $40 million at the Monterey Car Week Auction conducted by RM Sotheby’s, and the buyer was a billionaire doctor and inventor from Florida. The sale price made the EV in question the most expensive brand-new car to be sold at an auction.
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