Dodge Daytona EV price hits a new high as BMW adds AWD and Maserati eyes gain
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Dodge raises the Charger Daytona EV price by $12,500 to start at $72,495; Ford issues a do-not-drive bulletin for 2021–2026 Bronco Sport and 2022–2026 Maverick due to front lower control arm ball-joint issues; BMW will offer an optional xDrive AWD on the M2, priced at $74,950 with no manual option; BYD reportedly eyeing Maserati; Ferrari renews Leclerc’s contract; IndyCar Penske reveals a Marlboro red-and-white livery for this weekend’s race; correction note updates the Daytona price.
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