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In 2006, as many as 5,000 modern electric cars were destroyed by the major car companies that built them. That automotive massacre was documented in Chris Paine's documentary Who Killed the Electric Car?

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Need for Speed: Underground (NFSU) is a racing game, developed and published by Electronic Arts in 2004. A complete reimagining of the series' formula, NFSU offered a career mode featuring a storyline, and a garage mode that allowed players to fully customize their cars with a large variety of brand-name performance and visual upgrades. All races take place in a city at night. The city appears to be in a somewhat New York City style type city. Instead of hundred-thousand dollar exotics, Underground featured vehicles associated with the Import Scene. This, plus the increasingly arcade-like controls, became points of controversy for Need for Speed fans. Despite this, Underground was commercially very successful, and inspired a sequel.

Become an automotive locksmith with in-depth video tutorials, covering everything from basics to advanced lock picking.

The unprecedented rise and catastrophic fall of one of the world's most feared and admired business executives—Carlos Ghosn—a remarkable story of innovation, hubris, alleged crimes, and daring international escape, as chronicled by two Wall Street Journal reporters.

Fifth Gear (formerly 5th Gear) is a motoring television magazine from the United Kingdom. The programme started its seventeenth series in June 2010.