Where Sami Pajari can improve after WRC title near miss
By Tom Howard
The Finnish driver proved to be the World Rally Championship's most consistent performer this season
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A MINI Shouldn’t Survive A Trail This Rough. The Countryman Untamed Did
By Horatiu Boeriu
On the first stretch of MINI’s off-road course at Twin Peaks, a loose dirt climb above Lake Tahoe, I was already picturing the social media captions: “Even my VW Golf can do that.” Then the... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
Self Propelled | More Imported Automotively-Appropriate Terms
By Mike Self
I have fun with words. I guess that’s the writer in me, wanting to learn new words both to increase my own vocabulary, and to make my writing more interesting. Periodically I slip in a slightly obscure word or two into my column—sometimes as a tool for a better description and other times just for fun. English is interesting enough, what with lots of homonyms, homophones, and homographs (see, I slipped a couple in right […] The post Self Propelled | More Imported Automotively-Appropriate Terms appeared first on BimmerLife.
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58k Original Miles: 1969 Peugeot 404
By Adam Clarke
When Peugeot launched the 404 in 1960, it never envisaged an extended production run. It also produced a car that was so robust and comfortable that it became a firm favorite in African nations with harsh climates and rugged... Read More »
Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (1983) – ripper car movies
By Di McLarty
Smokey's back! and the Bandit is at it again!
Lexus’s Steering Wheel Controls Are Driving Me Mad
By Jerry Perez
The "touch sensors" in Lexus SUVs allow you to perform multiple functions with a single button, but the execution is absolutely horrid. The post Lexus’s Steering Wheel Controls Are Driving Me Mad appeared first on The Drive.
Verstappen beats Russell's old-spec Mercedes to Singapore sprint pole
By Josh Suttill
Max Verstappen beat George Russell’s older-spec Mercedes to pole position for F1's 2026 sprint race in Singapore
VW Proves It’s Listening With ID.Tiguan That’s Big on Buttons: TDS
By Adam Ismail
Volkswagen has given the ID.4 a comprehensive makeover with common-sense features buyers have been begging for. The post VW Proves It’s Listening With ID.Tiguan That’s Big on Buttons: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
Porsche’s Electric Sports Car Arrives Soon, But BMW Has No Rival
By Adrian Padeanu
Against all odds, Porsche is moving ahead with its electric sports car plans, even as the German automaker reassesses its broader electrification strategy. The 718 EV is scheduled to enter production in 2027, and Zuffenhausen... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
F1 Singapore GP: Max Verstappen takes sprint pole with Kimi Antonelli only seventh
By Ben Vinel
Verstappen was fastest for the first time ever in Singapore, while the championship leader struggled
50% off DeWalt: October Prime Days Are Over, So Lowe’s Is Swooping In With Savings
By Andrew P. Collins
DeWalt batteries, tools, job site equipment, and storage accessories are on sale at Lowe's. Head over here if you missed Amazon October Prime Days pricing. The post 50% off DeWalt: October Prime Days Are Over, So Lowe’s Is Swooping In With Savings appeared first on The Drive.
F1 Singapore GP: Verstappen storms to sprint pole with Antonelli only seventh
By Ben Vinel
The Red Bull driver will start Saturday's race from pole, his second consecutive occasion topping a qualifying session
Keelan Harvick Eyes Future GR Cup Starts Amid Indy Debut
By Dylan Spaulding
Fourteen-year-old Toyota prospect eyes future GR Cup starts ahead of Indianapolis debut...
What the 2027 WRC calendar signals for the future
By David Evans
For years, Malcolm Wilson’s vision was tunnelled in the direction of success on the stages. As a driver and as a team principal, he wanted... Read more The post What the 2027 WRC calendar signals for the future appeared first on DirtFish.
F1 2026 Singapore GP sprint qualifying results
By The Race Team
Results from the qualifying session for the Singapore Grand Prix sprint race with a tight fight for pole position
Dempsey Takes Maserati GT2 to Indianapolis Pole
By John Dagys
Maserati MC20 GT2 on pole for North America professional debut race...
What Car Was The Biggest Departure For Its Maker?
By Logan K. Carter
As the rather oversimplified adage goes, your reputation is all you have.
Cut the Cord: Midland MXT295 PRO Brings Wireless Freedom to Off-Road Adventures
By Tread Staff
For off-roaders, communication shouldn’t be tied to the driver’s seat. Whether spotting through an obstacle, scouting the trail ahead, setting up camp, or coordinating a […] The post Cut the Cord: Midland MXT295 PRO Brings Wireless Freedom to Off-Road Adventures appeared first on TREAD Magazine.
Raul Fernandez after flying start for Aprilia: 'This track is made for our bike'
By Richard Asher
The expectations of Aprilia dominance looked justified on the evidence of Friday at Mandalika - and its fastest rider agreed
Tesla opens 14 Semi Megacharger stalls between Atlanta and Savannah
By Fred Lambert
Tesla has opened its first Semi Megacharger sites in the Southeast: an 8-stall station just south of Atlanta and a 6-stall station outside Savannah, each rated for up to 1.2 MW per stall. The Savannah site is also the first Megacharger at a Pilot truck stop, a rollout that was supposed to start this summer. Together, the two stations give the Tesla Semi its first public charging corridor outside California. more…
Max Verstappen to be investigated for yellow flag infringement at F1 Singapore GP
By Ed Hardy
The Red Bull driver is reported to have overtaken Lewis Hamilton under yellow flags during SQ1
Geely confirms Canada entry with first cars in 2027 — but no models yet
By Fred Lambert
Geely is coming to Canada. The Chinese automaker’s mainstream brand announced today that it has started setting up Canadian operations and recruiting a dealer network, with its first vehicles going on sale in 2027. What Geely isn’t saying is which vehicles. There are no models, no prices and no dealer locations, just a new website at geely.ca and a promise of more details closer to launch. more…
Geely's main brand announces entry into Canada, plans first models in 2027
By Phate Zhang
The Geely brand has begun establishing local operations and a retail and service network in Canada, with initial models yet to be announced. For details, please visit CnEVPost (cnev.co).
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