Ep. 2 | Ridetech’s Road to Ford Fest
Work continues on the Blueprint 427 engine install as our deadline for Ford Fest looms! Can we make it in time? The post Ep. 2 | Ridetech’s Road to Ford Fest appeared first on Ridetech.
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Work continues on the Blueprint 427 engine install as our deadline for Ford Fest looms! Can we make it in time? The post Ep. 2 | Ridetech’s Road to Ford Fest appeared first on Ridetech.

By Fred Lambert
Tesla (TSLA) got the SEC’s blessing today to let retail shareholders sign up for a standing instruction that automatically votes their shares the way Tesla’s board recommends, at every meeting, until they cancel it. The timing is hard to ignore. Tesla still hasn’t scheduled its 2026 annual meeting, and Elon Musk keeps teasing a SpaceX merger that could hand him a big chunk of his $1 trillion pay package without hitting a single operational goal. more…

By Peter Johnson
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By Joey Barnes
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By Michelle Lewis
EVgo has previewed a new DC fast charging system capable of delivering up to 750 kW. The system will share power among charging stalls, adjusting the amount delivered to each EV as its battery’s needs change. That, of course, will be subject to what power is available across the system. more…
By Luke Barry
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By Collin Woodard
For some reason, people turn into wild animals in and around grocery stores.

By Byron Hurd
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By Sven Haidinger
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By Michael Barnard
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By Ryan Erik King
With 16 retirements and only three points scored over 15 races, it's been a brutal year so far for the Aston Martin F1 team.

By Jameson Dow
Hyundai has officially launched the Ioniq V in China, starting for a limited time at under $15,000 – a budget EV, but without budget specs. The Chinese rollout comes ahead of a planned global launch. But, as usual, if you’re reading this from America, you can’t have it. more…

By Corey Decker
500-horse Viper engine, 300-mph top speed, 0 safety considerations

By Jeff Lavery
If you’ve been here for a while now, you’ve inevitably heard me use the term “period modifications.” This is more or less how I describe cars and trucks that show signs of being modified at the peak of whatever... Read More »

By Nick DeGroot
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By Brian Roskelly
Volkswagen revealed plans to reintroduce the all-electric ID.4 in the U.S. in 2027 as the ID. Tiguan. It gets a refresh in the process, and we've got details.

By Jerry Perez
Now a husband and with a young baby at home, should Fernando Alonso end his quest for a third F1 title? He doesn't think so. The post Fernando Alonso Is Sticking Around in F1 for Another Year, but Should He? appeared first on The Drive.

By Chris Teague
New hybrid powertrains should help Nissan be more competitive with Toyota and others.

By Robert Duffer
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By Ronald Vording
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By Ronald Vording
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By Raymond Tribdino
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By Logan K. Carter
It's no secret that the average American isn't exactly flush with cash right now.
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