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Today's Top 10 Automotive Stories
The unusual Aston Martin, Honda and Red Bull Powertrains rumours put into perspective
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🤖 Automated Edition — Wednesday, October 28, 2026. Top 10 stories algorithmically curated from across the automotive web. The Daily Hoon links to original sources and is not responsible for third-party content. News sourced from NewsData.io, Currents API, World News API, TheNewsAPI, GNews, Mediastack, New York Times & select RSS feeds (Motor Trend, Car and Driver, The Drive, Autosport, Road & Track).
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The unusual Aston Martin, Honda and Red Bull Powertrains rumours put into perspective
One of the most remarkable moments on Sunday in Austin did not take place on the track itself, but rather in the Formula 1 paddock after the US Grand Prix. During the usual post-race media sessions, both Aston Martin ...
The unusual Aston Martin, Honda and Red Bull Powertrains rumours put into perspective
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Nissan Brings Datsun Restomod And SCCA Track Z To SEMA
Nissan honors its storied motorsport lineage at SEMA by placing a immaculate vintage Datsun build next to a purpose-built SCCA Z track car.
Nissan Brings Datsun Restomod And SCCA Track Z To SEMA
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IndyCar veteran Robb heading to Asian Le Mans Series with United Autosports
Sting Ray Robb’s next move after four seasons in the IndyCar Series has taken the Idahoan to the United Autosports sports car team owned by Zak Brown and Richard Dean with a pivot to LMP2 in the Asian Le Mans Series.
IndyCar veteran Robb heading to Asian Le Mans Series with United Autosports
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Nissan Is Bringing a 300-HP Sentra SE-R Tribute With a Stick Shift to SEMA
The built-out Sentra uses aftermarket parts—and, sadly, does not seem to be previewing a new Nissan sport compact.
Nissan Is Bringing a 300-HP Sentra SE-R Tribute With a Stick Shift to SEMA
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Volkswagen’s EV recall spreads to Audi, and owners are told to stop at 80% charge
Volkswagen’s latest recall now extends to Audi, affecting more than 9,000 Q4 E-Tron and Q4 Sportback E-Tron vehicles. And just like with the ID.4, owners are being told to limit charging to 80% of the battery’s capaci...
Volkswagen’s EV recall spreads to Audi, and owners are told to stop at 80% charge
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It Sure Seems Like Nissan Released AI-Generated Slop Of Its Latest Concept Car
The SEMA show in Las Vegas is coming up, and this massive industry event has given automakers an excuse to build wildly modified versions of real production cars. Nissan is joining the party with something called the ...
It Sure Seems Like Nissan Released AI-Generated Slop Of Its Latest Concept Car
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Nissan Sentra Spec-V Concept Is a SEMA Star Chock Full of NISMO Parts
Along with performance hardware from the GT-R and Z, this custom Sentra packs a 300-hp turbo four.
Nissan Sentra Spec-V Concept Is a SEMA Star Chock Full of NISMO Parts
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Ford casts 5,000 ‘unicastings’ for Fathom EV truck in Tesla-style shift
Ford has now produced more than 5,000 large aluminum “unicastings” for the Fathom, its upcoming $28,350 midsize electric pickup, as it fine-tunes the process ahead of a 2027 launch. Each truck gets two of them, fro...
Ford casts 5,000 ‘unicastings’ for Fathom EV truck in Tesla-style shift
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New Nissan Sentra Spec-V Concept is the kind of exciting car we’ve been missing
The special version of the Sentra headlines a trio of cars Nissan is bringing to the SEMA show in Las Vegas
New Nissan Sentra Spec-V Concept is the kind of exciting car we’ve been missing
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Papis retires as IndyCar driver steward
IndyCar driver steward Max Papis has informed the series of his decision to leave the organization.The former Formula 1, sports car and IndyCar driver worked in tandem with two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Arie Luyend...
Papis retires as IndyCar driver steward
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Today's top automotive stories on The Daily Hoon: The unusual Aston Martin, Honda and Red Bull Powertrains rumours put into perspective; Nissan Brings Datsun Restomod And SCCA Track Z To SEMA; IndyCar veteran Robb heading to Asian Le Mans Series with United Autosports; Nissan Is Bringing a 300-HP Sentra SE-R Tribute With a Stick Shift to SEMA; Volkswagen’s EV recall spreads to Audi, and owners are told to stop at 80% charge. Updated every day at 1:00 PM Eastern Time.
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