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By Tread Staff
Stay connected when the trail gets rough with the Midland MXT295 PRO 15-Watt MicroMobile GMRS Two-Way Radio. Built for off-roaders, overlanders, Jeep enthusiasts, and adventure […] The post Midland MXT295 PRO Review: 15W GMRS + Wireless Bluetooth Mic for Off-Road Adventures appeared first on TREAD Magazine.
By Peter Johnson
Kia’s electric van might look even cooler as a dump truck. The PV5 was made into a dump truck, and it works. more…
By Byron Hurd
Expensive diesel fuel isn't just driving up costs—it's driving trucking companies out of business. The post High Diesel Prices Bankrupted 16 Trucking Companies in Just 30 Days appeared first on The Drive.
By Luis Ramírez
The F1 support category will have two new stops as part of a 14-weekend schedule next year
By Sean Tucker
In a week of driving, the 2026 GMC Sierra Denali Ulimate proves to be a luxury vehicle with a useful bed on the back.
By Scotty Gilbertson
A three-year wonder (wait, that didn’t rhyme), Suzuki’s innovative, stylish, quirky, sleek, somewhat space-age rotary-powered 500-cc bike wasn’t a big seller, and it’s rare to see today. This 1974 Suzuki RE5 is listed on Facebook Marketplace in Canada’s beautiful... Read More »
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By Lydia Mee
Kimi Antonelli has explained what he is learning from racing against Formula 1 champions Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton
By Joey Klender
Tesla’s early strategy for charging units operating within its Robotaxi fleet reveals that the company surely has not lost any of that scrappy DNA that took it from an unlikely success story to the most valuable carmaker in the world. An observer at a Tesla Supercharger in Austin spotted ten total Robotaxi vehicles arrive: one […] The post Tesla reveals early Robotaxi charging strategy, showing scrappy DNA appeared first on TESLARATI.
By McKynzie Steward
Tesla pushed its Roadster demonstration to Oct. 15, extending the wait for updates on the company's long-promised electric sports car.
By Joey Klender
Tesla is expanding its Robotaxi service hours by pushing the time back by one hour, keeping the ride-hailing service operational until 11 p.m., one hour later than previously. CEO Elon Musk confirmed the change and offered a specific reason the expansion has been gradual: the system still needs to reliably avoid small pets that are […] The post Tesla Robotaxi expands hours, Musk explains why it’s been a challenge appeared first on TESLARATI.
By Collin Woodard
"Until Hormuz fully re-opens and confidence returns, the crude reality is that pressure at both ends of the barrel will intensify."
By Nick DeGroot
After a tense finish in Las Vegas, the championship picture becomes clearer halfway through the 2026 NASCAR Cup Chase
By Byron Hurd
This cheap part will save a lot of Super Duty owners from an expensive headache. The post Ford Finally Addressed a Costly Design Flaw on the 2027 Super Duty appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
Instead of building a whole shop, this car guy just made his driveway strong enough to hold a portable two-post lift that bolts in and out quickly. The post Disappearing Driveway Lift Setup in the Middle of the City Is a Genius Home Mechanic Move appeared first on The Drive.
By Beth Livesay
Ford recalled 41,748 vehicles over inoperative headlamps.
By Heiko Stritzke
A professional photographer allowed Toyota to take the sensational Fuji win with a strategic coup
By Russ Dixon
The Meteor was a short-lived nameplate within Mercury. In 1961, it was the baseline full-size model; then in 1962 and 1963 it was a mid-size like the Ford Fairlane. Then it was gone. The seller has a 2-door Meteor... Read More »
By Peter Johnson
Toyota will invest around $1.3 billion, the largest in Argentina’s automotive industry to date, to produce a new electric vehicle at its site in Buenos Aires. more…
By Chris Teague
Jim Farley's comments acknowledge the challenges of bringing the all-new compact electric truck to market in 2027.
By Horatiu Boeriu
BMW handed over its one-millionth M car at the Munich plant on October 2: a G80 M3 Competition sedan in BMW Individual Fire Orange III. Count every M car built since the E26 M1 entered... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Fred Lambert
Gas cars are now a minority of the world’s new car sales. Gasoline-only vehicles made up 49% of global new-vehicle sales in the first half of 2026, down from 73% in 2021, according to Mobility Global data first reported by Nikkei. It’s the first time on record that they’ve been under half. But there’s a catch: most of the cars taking their place still have a gas tank. more…
By Joey Klender
Tesla has snagged a deal with IMC Logistics to supply the company with 50 Semi units for its logistics operations. IMC handles drayage and landside logistics and has over 2,700 asset trucks in its fleet. In its over forty years of service, it has established more than 50 locations across the United States and spans […] The post Tesla snags Semi supply deal with major logistics firm appeared first on TESLARATI.
By Stephen Kilbey
Petit Le Mans last weekend was DragonSpeed’s final planned appearance in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, before the team shifts its focus to operating a customer racing programme in Ferrari Challenge North America from 2027. The long-time US-based team, which has three Rolex 24 class wins on its CV, will establish a multi-car programme for […] DragonSpeed’s Ferrari Challenge Switch “A Dream Come True” first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
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