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This is going to be a wild ride. When the Ferrari Purosangue SUV debuts in about one year from now, it will forever alter the course of the Italian automaker. Not only will it be the marques first-ever SUV, but itll also serve as the basis for a whole family of SUVs. According to Car Magazine, a pair of all-electric spin-off models currently codenamed F244 and F245 will launch in 2024 and 2026, respectively. Specific details about either vehicle remain unknown at this time as they remain in rel...

Local African American organizations provide Christmas help to Muncie families Star Press, Muncie Star Press © Photo provided Four local African American organizations joined partnered to provide 20 families from local daycares with Christmas gifts this year. MUNCIE — In an effort to spread holiday cheer after everything that has transpired throughout the year, several local organizations teamed up to ensure that 20 Muncie families got to celebrate Christmas with gifts. “...

Mike Manley is needed elsewhere. Following the shocking announcement of Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleris immediate resignation earlier this month, the search for his replacement instantly got underway. Leading the worlds most premier automakers with an iconic history is not an easy job. Ferraris board is reportedly narrowing its search from a list of top tier candidates, but now the Associated Press reports that list has just lost a name. Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley has been tapped to run America...

Group photo of Black organization members who participated. Photo provided December 21, 2020 Muncie, IN— With everything that has transpired throughout the year, it is important to spread holiday cheer. Several local organizations have teamed up to make ensure that twenty Muncie families celebrate Christmas with gifts. Families at seven local Daycare Centers received some Christmas cheer.  NAACP Muncie Branch vice president, George Foley said, “Children in the care of seven local daycare c...

Porsche is changing the way customers buy its cars. For decades, the traditional car sales model involved physically going to a dealership, conducting a test drive, and, negotiating a final purchase price. Most buyers never found this appealing, but thanks to new technologies this process is quickly becoming a thing of the past. Buying new and used vehicles can now be done entirely online from the comfort of ones home. The coronavirus pandemic has forced automakers to move faster in developing ...