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🤖 Automated Edition — Tuesday, August 11, 2026. Algorithmically curated from across the automotive web. The Daily Hoon links to original sources. 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 Marisen GT Is the Latest Wild Porsche 911 Turbo S-Based Supercar from Marc Phillip Gemballa
The son of Uwe Gemballa has released yet another take on a modified 911 ahead of Monterey Car Week. 
The Marisen GT Is the Latest Wild Porsche 911 Turbo S-Based Supercar from Marc Phillip Gemballa
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Adelaide Supercars wildcard in works for Toyota NASCAR star
Plans are being hatched for a Toyota NASCAR star to join the Supercars grid as a wildcard at the Adelaide Grand Final in November. The post Adelaide Supercars wildcard in works for Toyota NASCAR star appeared first on...
Adelaide Supercars wildcard in works for Toyota NASCAR star
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Tesla recall 20,000 Model 3/Y for headlights that are too bright
If you’ve ever been driving at night and felt like the car behind you had too-bright headlights, that car might have been a Tesla, and it might have felt that way because its lights broke the rules.
Tesla recall 20,000 Model 3/Y for headlights that are too bright
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New Pebble Beach Concours Chair Says People Under 40 Don’t Care About The Cars, It’s Expensive, And The Merch Is Boring
Our approach to Monterey Car Week every year is that there’s really no one right way to enjoy cars, so long as your enjoyment is socially responsible and friendly (e.g. not takeovers or coal-rolling). Over the course ...
New Pebble Beach Concours Chair Says People Under 40 Don’t Care About The Cars, It’s Expensive, And The Merch Is Boring
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Gordon Murray’s New Supercar Channels F1—$20.6M Auction Spotlights Demand
Monterey Car Week will host the new Gordon Murray Special Vehicles coupe, echoing S1 LM and McLaren F1 GTR styling cues.
Gordon Murray’s New Supercar Channels F1—$20.6M Auction Spotlights Demand
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Reports: Dealers shown Ford Mustang saloon with hybrid V8
Autocar rendering showcases how the Mustang could be stretched into a saloon New 'Mach 4' will be priced from equivalent to £30k and complete the 0-60mph dash in less than 4.0sec Ford is firming up its plan to take...
Reports: Dealers shown Ford Mustang saloon with hybrid V8
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2,600-Mile 2016 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R
This 2016 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R was initially delivered to Joe Myers Ford In Houston, Texas, and it now has 2,600 miles. The car was specified with over $17k in options including Equipment Group 920A, black racin...
2,600-Mile 2016 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R
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Dealers Say Ford’s 4-Door Mustang Looks Like the Porsche Panamera
Reports about the Ford Mustang receiving two additional doors have been doing the rounds, and now, a meeting between Ford executives and dealers in Las Vegas suggests the car could materialize in a few years. The deal...
Dealers Say Ford’s 4-Door Mustang Looks Like the Porsche Panamera
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What to expect from Honda's long-awaited F1 power unit upgrade
While Aston Martin introduced its first major upgrade package for the AMR26 in Hungary, Honda will bring its first update of the 2026 Formula 1 season to Zandvoort.With Adrian Newey’s first upgrade package of the year...
What to expect from Honda's long-awaited F1 power unit upgrade
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These Midcentury Porsche Dinner Plates Are Lovely Things
I’m in LA right now, helping to get stuff ready for the looming Monterey Car Week, where we will do our best to be your eyes, ears, noses, and throats, as well as shooting some video stuff, including driving some inte...
These Midcentury Porsche Dinner Plates Are Lovely Things
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Today's top automotive stories on The Daily Hoon: The Marisen GT Is the Latest Wild Porsche 911 Turbo S-Based Supercar from Marc Phillip Gemballa; Adelaide Supercars wildcard in works for Toyota NASCAR star; Tesla recall 20,000 Model 3/Y for headlights that are too bright; New Pebble Beach Concours Chair Says People Under 40 Don’t Care About The Cars, It’s Expensive, And The Merch Is Boring; Gordon Murray’s New Supercar Channels F1—$20.6M Auction Spotlights Demand. Updated every day at 1:00 PM Eastern Time.
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