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By Ryan Erik King
It's been 125 years since Henry Ford won his first and only automobile race. This weekend, Mustangs will bear a special livery to party like it's 1901.
By Steve Hanley
Sheldon Whitehouse is my favorite member of Congress. The junior senator from Rhode Island is smart, articulate, and determined. This week, he was instrumental in getting a bill before the Senate that will radically alter how permitting for energy projects in the US gets done. It is not unusual for ... [continued] The post US Senate Proposes New Permitting Framework. Should It Become Law? appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By RJ O’Connell
Cadillac Whelen driver Jack Aitken secured his first IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship title during qualifying for tomorrow’s Motul Petit Le Mans, and now with the championship out of reach, Aitken said that he and his co-drivers of the #31 Cadillac V-Series.R can ‘properly’ race tomorrow during the Motul Petit Le Mans. “What can I say? […] Aitken: Securing GTP Championship Early “A Bit Surreal After Such A Hard Battle” first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By John Dagys
Tyler Maxson picks up another weekend sweep, inches closer to Pro title...
By Nick DeGroot
Both the No. 7 and No. 77 Chevrolet Silverados will carry special liveries at Charlotte, remembering the first and 100th NASCAR Truck Series victories by Kyle Busch Motorsports
By John Dagys
GTD Pro effort for Lamborghini Temerario GT3 currently unlikely amid Pfaff's exit...
By RJ O’Connell
Acura Meyer Shank Racing will start its final IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship race with a front-row lockout in tomorrow’s Motul Petit Le Mans, meanwhile, Cadillac Whelen driver Jack Aitken has virtually clinched the 2026 IMSA GTP championship after out qualifying Porsche Penske Motorsport’s Laurin Heinrich. On the front row, it’s Tom Blomqvist in the #60 […] Acura Locks Out Front Row For Petit Le Mans As Aitken Clinches GTP Title first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Joey Barnes
Blomqvist beat team-mate Nick Yelloly by 0.222s at Road Atlanta, while Aitken moved to the brink of his first IMSA GTP title for Cadillac
By Michelle Lewis
Detroit-based energy company DTE Energy has completed construction of a 100-megawatt (MW) solar farm near Coldwater, Michigan, that will help Ford power its home-state factories with cleaner electricity. more…
By Jim ODonnell
Well, it’s brown, no doubt about that! And that shade is what I noticed first. More importantly, this 1968 Buick is a GS 400 convertible – not a common sight. This one appears to be in magnificent condition, so... Read More »
By John Dagys
Tom Blomqvist qualifies on pole; Jack Aitken only needs to roll off grid to win GTP title...
By Peter Johnson
The Jeep Recon EV has removable doors and packs 670 horsepower combined, but it’s less efficient than advertised. more…
By Andrew P. Collins
Jeep added true tool-free quick-release functionality to its doors for 2026, and it's a huge fun-factor improvement. The post The 2026 Jeep Wrangler’s New Door Removal System Really Is Much Better appeared first on The Drive.
By Fred Lambert
In the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week’s episode, we discuss the Tesla Roadster delay, EV deliveries in the US, battery swap coming back, and more. more…
By Ben Hsu
October 2026 marks 20 years since Japanese Nostalgic Car was launched. We’ve had many shirt designs in this time (thank you to all who purchased one to support this site), but never a plain shirt with just the inkan on … Continue reading →
By Andre Smirnov
We did not expect to see these full-size and heavy-duty pickup truck sales results for Q3 2026 in the United States. The sales of the Ram 1500 increased so much last quarter that it lifted the entire segment up higher than the sales that we saw in Q2 of this year. GM is also showing […] The post Sales Report: Ram Trucks Are Crushing the Q3 2026 Sales Charts, But Ford & Others Are Not Doing That Well appeared first on The Fast Lane Truck.
By Ben Hsu
It’s been many years since we’ve updated our inkan logo. Our classic version was an homage to bullet-shaped fender mirrors and vintage wheels like the sakura-spoked Yayoi. There were two versions, the original red and white and a black and … Continue reading →
By Byron Hurd
Ford's new entry level EV lineup can't come soon enough. The post Ford Gave Up More Than 150,000 Sales To Build Its New Budget EV appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Kilbey
The IMSA Endurance Hour Podcast. IMSA President John Doonan stops by to talk about everything IMSA as the season wraps up. And after Ford Racing’s win at Indianapolis, drivers Frederic Vervisch and Chistopher Mies talk about the race and their IMSA WeatherTech Championship outlook. WATCH: IMSA Endurance Hour Episode 39, Doonan, Mies & Vervisch first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Jerry Perez
Mate Rimac delivered a well-articulated tirade against the horrors of today's European cars: big screens, lack of buttons, and a total departure from the luxury brands they once were. The post Bugatti Boss to Euro Car Brands: Ditch Screens and Focus on Luxury, Not China appeared first on The Drive.
By Tom Howard
Solberg ended Friday just 12.3s off the Sardinia lead and will start Saturday with a stronger road position than both championship rivals
By Tom Howard
Solberg ended Friday just 12.3s off the lead in Sardinia and now holds a stronger road position than title rivals Elfyn Evans and Sami Pajari
By Russ Dixon
In the 1950s, Plymouth got on a kick naming some of its cars after snappy hotels. That’s where the Plaza, Savoy, and Belvedere monikers came from. From 1955 to 1956, the Savoy was the middle trim level, much like... Read More »
By Alex Harrington
George Russell was left “lost for words” after Malaysian fans gave the Mercedes driver with a handmade scrapbook ahead of Formula 1’s return to Sepang
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