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Your Car May Tell The Dealer What’s Wrong Before You Do Original

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By Simran Rastogi
| Autoblog Verified
Right to Repair won a major battle, but the next one has already started If you’ve followed the Right to Repair movement over the past few years, you’d be forgiven for thinking independent repair shops finally got what they were fighting for. Laws have expanded access to diagnostic tools, service information, and repair procedures, making it easier for drivers to choose where their vehicles are fixed instead of being tied to the dealership.
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Bugatti’s farewell to the W16 comes with a bespoke falcon replacing the iconic Dancing Elephant mascot, transforming the final Mistral into a deeply personal tribute for a Middle Eastern billionaire

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By Simran Rastogi
| Luxury Launches Verified
Bugatti has just built its final W16 Mistral, and somewhere in the Middle East a very lucky owner now has a falcon perched where the famous dancing elephant usually sits within the gear selector. Fitting, really, since the buyer wanted something closer to home than the elephant Ettore Bugatti immortalised over a century ago.
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Your Next Car May Refuse To Let You Break The Speed Limit Original

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By Simran Rastogi
| Autoblog Verified
A new proposal could change how every new car behaves Europe has spent years adding more technology to keep drivers safe, from automatic emergency braking to intelligent speed assistance. Now, lawmakers are reportedly considering taking that idea much further. According to Tech Times, future new cars could be required to use GPS speed governors capable of automatically preventing drivers from exceeding the posted speed limit.
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