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Even after recall, Tesla's front-end vibration issues aren't going away

Automotive experts say the power of the vehicles is too much for certain car parts to handle. Should car buyers expect that a Tesla can’t handle its own speed?

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➤ What can Amazon's Prime Day tell consumers about the economy? 📦  For economists, it is more than just a sales promotion by the nation’s largest online retailer. It could be the canary in the coal mine.

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