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By Adam Clarke
Although it is considered a muscle car, the 1986 Oldsmobile 442 didn’t have the power and torque its predecessors were known for. Of course, it emerged at a time when manufacturers battled to regain ground lost to emissions regulations,... Read More »
By Stephen Edelstein
A fatal incident at a Tesla Supercharger prompted the automaker to make this change. The post Tesla Adds Emergency Feature So You Can Drive Away From Supercharger Without Unplugging appeared first on The Drive.
By Gene
Elon Musk says SpaceXAI will become SpaceXSI, marking its second rebrand in under three months. The post Elon Musk follows Trump’s lead, says a SpaceX name change is coming appeared first on TESLARATI.
By David Evans
Oliver Solberg has no regrets at the all-or-nothing approach which took him to within two corners of this year’s World Rally Championship title. The 25-year-old... Read more The post Solberg explains mistake that cost him WRC title appeared first on DirtFish.
By Ben Vinel
As tragedy struck Lotus again, a youthful Emerson Fittipaldi stepped up. He recalls all about it
By Adam Clarke
As an enthusiast with gasoline coursing through my veins, I clearly remember the Ferrari 308 GTS driven by Tom Selleck’s character in the 1980s TV Series, Magnum, P.I. The car used during the first season was a 1979 model,... Read More »
By Tyson Hugie
100 years ago, automotive engineering was primitive
By Joey Barnes
Philip Ellis’ late pass completed a four-win run across the final five races and secured both the GTD drivers’ and Mercedes-AMG manufacturers’ championships
By Paul Fosse
To read the market overview, see part 1 of this article here. I visited Leapmotor, BYD, Great Wall Motors, and Geely dealers in Sao Paulo. Leapmotor The first dealer I visited was Leapmotor. Leapmotor, the Chinese EV maker sold abroad through Stellantis, entered Brazil in late 2025 with the C10 ... [continued] The post My Trip To Brazil To See The Rapid Rise Of Chinese Cars, Part 2: Dealer Visits appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Ron Denny
I remember hearing the buzz about these first-generation Accords when they were introduced back in 1976. (Fifty years ago? Really??) They were only available as a 2-door hatchback and paint options were limited to metallic blue, gold, or silver.... Read More »
By Jo Borrás
Volkswagen Group is going through some tough times these days. Labor disputes, increased competition in China, and a few market misses on big swings are all playing a part, but that doesn’t mean the EVs themselves aren’t great – and with all the big rebates and incentive offers on Audi, Porsche, and Volkswagen EVs this month, they’re definitely worth a look. more…
By Filip Cleeren
Who can leave Malaysia happy and who will be frustrated?
By Adam Clarke
Although most people associate the Jaguar XJS with its V12 engine, the company introduced a six-cylinder version in 1983. The seller believes this 1985 example is 1-of-24 such vehicles imported into North America during the 1980s. It presents extremely... Read More »
By Stephen Edelstein
No, Big Brother isn't coming for your car keys. But new federal requirements still have worrying implications. The post Here’s What the Feds’ Remote ‘Kill Switch’ Plan Is Really About appeared first on The Drive.
By Ewan Wane
The #69 Emil Frey Racing Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo will start this afternoon’s final race of the 2026 GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup season from pole position. The grid for Race 2 at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has been determined based on the fastest Free Practice 2 lap times from the Race 2 starting […] Emil Frey Ferrari To Start Barcelona Race 2 From Pole first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Lydia Mee
Max Verstappen reflected on the emotional significance of his first win of the 2026 F1 season
By Oriol Puigdemont
The strong performance of the hard rear tyre used in the Japanese Grand Prix, which the MotoGP teams only tried for the first time in the Sunday warm-up, has provided them with a lesson they would do well to heed
By José Pontes
BEVs Up, PHEVs Down Plugin vehicle registrations were up 5% year over year (YoY) globally in August, ending the month at around 1.8 million units. Once again, BEVs (+13% YoY) and PHEVs (-12% YoY) are experiencing opposite dynamics, with pure electrics firm in double-digit growth while plugin hybrids remain in ... [continued] The post Top Selling Electric Vehicles in the World — 27% EV Share in August! appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By The Race Team
A very strange start was followed by a race full of curveballs in F1's 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. Here's our pick of the stars and flops
By Ben Vinel
Hadjar lost the podium late on in Sepang and was dejected with his Red Bull’s lack of grip and power
By Oriol Puigdemont
The strong performance of the hard rear tyre used in the Japanese Grand Prix, which the MotoGP teams only tried for the first time in the Sunday warm-up, has provided them with a lesson they would do well to heed
By Kian Heagney
Datsun 1200s have copped just about every engine conversion you can think of, but we’d wager no one else has used the Ford Falcon mill that powers Francesco Haber’s ute
By Jesse Mortensen
Whenever a car with a bad or missing engine is featured here on Barn Finds, the conversation inevitably turns to LS swapability. Normally it’s a bad idea but we may have found a car where the swap could make... Read More »
By Stephen Edelstein
Building a working replica of a defunct engine design with plastic bricks required some creative engineering solutions. The post Recreating an Antique Hit-and-Miss Engine With Lego Is One Way to Kill Time appeared first on The Drive.
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