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Jaguar Land Rover is trimming roughly 12% of its 34,000-strong UK workforce, and it will do it without a check from the British government. The automaker plans to cut 4,000 roles over the next two years to save 1.7 billion pounds, according to The Guardian. The reductions fall on salaried and management staff, including marketing and research and development. Hourly factory workers are reportedly safe for now. JLR intends to start with voluntary departures, and the union representing employees

The 2024 Porsche 911 GT3 isn’t just another performance car — it’s the distilled essence of Porsche’s motorsport obsession.  The GT3’s design is pure function wrapped in unmistakable 911 character. Wide fenders, a vented carbon hood, deep front splitter, and the iconic swan‑neck rear wing create massive downforce while keeping airflow clean and stable. Inside, the GT3 strips away the unnecessary and elevates the essential. 
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Host/journalist Ed Garsten welcomes Steve Turner to the podcast. He's the co-owner/principal of St. Louis-based Solomon Turner PR and author of the book "PR That Works." They discuss what PR tactics work, don't work, the role of AI and how you accurately measure whether or not those tactics had any positive effect.TTAC Creator Ed Garsten hosts " Tales from the Beat," a podcast about the automotive and media worlds. A veteran reporter and public relations operative, Garsten worked for CNN,

The 2.0-liter EcoBoost's coolant intrusion saga has been trundling through courtrooms in the U.S. and Canada for years. Now it may get a federal audience.According to Ford Authority, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) Office of Defects Investigation has received a petition asking it to formally probe the engine, and the affected population is not small: over 500,000 2015-2018 Ford Edge models.
Per the defect petition now open with ODI, coolant intrusion in these engine

Sometimes a person buys one of the cheapest vehicles available from a manufacturer, loads it up with options, and then drives it for decades while keeping it in near-perfect condition. That's what we've got for today's Junkyard Find, spotted at a yard just south of Denver.This is a Sentra Deluxe, the least expensive wagon offered by Nissan for the 1985 model year (and one of the cheapest wagons available in the USA that year, period). The driver's seat and door panel are a little bit dirty, but