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By Tina Casey
The agrivoltaic movement combines solar panels with agriculture, providing farmers with new opportunities to improve their financial situation at a time of skyrocketing fuel costs. The post Trump Must Absolutely Love Solar Panels, Because They Help Farmers appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Nick DeGroot
The Joe Gibbs Racing teammates made contact exiting Turn 4 before drag-racing to the line at Charlotte in the closest NASCAR Cup finish of 2026
By Steve Hanley
Every Tesla Model 3 and Model Y built in the US on or after October 1, 2026, is capable of vehicle to home (V2H) operation, according to Not A Tesla App. In fact, some cars built as long ago as April may have the upgrade available, as some cars were ... [continued] The post Tesla Enables V2H Bidirectional Charging, Europe Completes EV4EU Trial appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Nick Eggleston
By the outset of the 1959 model year, the writing was already on the wall for Edsel. Despite a spirited marketing effort to depict Edsel as innovative, forward-thinking, and reliable, none of this actually proved to be entirely factual;... Read More »
By Logan K. Carter
In MotorWeek's test of a 1993 Chevrolet Camaro V6, it did 0 to 60 mph in 8.8 seconds, over half a second slower than a Nissan Altima of the same model year.
By Alex Harrington
The Ferrari driver's private plane failed to complete the short hop from Malaysia to Singapore
By Sam Perkinson
This Mercedes listed on Craigslist near Tyler, Texas, could be a great deal for someone. The seller is asking $15,000 for it, it was his grandfather’s car, who apparently cherished and babied it. The seller says he has no use for... Read More »
By Jameson Dow
Citroën has unveiled a concept electric version of its classic 2CV, aiming to bring the vehicle to market in 2028 for just €15,000. more…
By Nick DeGroot
Wallace very gingerly climbed out of his destroyed No. 23 Toyota, but thankfully walked away under his own power
By Russ Dixon
Along with other U.S. automobile manufacturers, Chevrolet’s post-war models (1946 to 1948) were largely warmed-over pre-war products. Due to World War II, all U.S. auto production ceased in 1942 and didn’t return until 1946. The first redesign didn’t come... Read More »
By Stephen Edelstein
Who needs a powerful sensor and good resolution when you've got overlayed parking guidelines? The post Using a 2010 Honda Pilot Backup Camera to Film a Concert Is Possible, Apparently [Update: It Was All a Joke] appeared first on The Drive.
By Dylan Spaulding
Niko Colby becomes youngest GR Cup winner at 14 as Spike Kohlbecker clinches title...
By Jo Borrás
For the last few weeks, we’ve been running a sidebar survey about whether our Electrek believed there might be some silver lining to the record-breaking fuel prices following the start of the war in Iran. After nearly 2,000 responses, here’s what you told us. more…
By Russ Dixon
Oldsmobile celebrated its 60th anniversary in automobile production in 1957. One of its offerings was the Holiday Coupe, produced across all three series (88, Super 88, and 98). The seller has a beautifully restored and customized (lightly?) Holiday Coupe,... Read More »
By Nick DeGroot
Muniz and Stone earned the 2026 GT4 America Am championship title at Indianapolis this weekend
By Collin Woodard
Over the next several years, expect to see commercial vans and work trucks get safer. And yes, safety matters with work vehicles.
By Ben Vinel
Norris owned up to his sprint collision with his team-mate, having bounced back to finish fourth on Sunday
By Jim ODonnell
You know, when you come across a car like this 1968 Chevrolet Caprice station wagon that’s wrapped with a strap, you know something’s up. Yup, this one looks shaky, but there’s even more to it than meets the eye.... Read More »
By Sönke Brederlow
Thomas Preining is the 2026 DTM champion: third place behind Maro Engel and teammate Ricardo Feller is enough for the Manthey driver to celebrate his second title
By Scott Mitchell-Malm
A failed strategy meant Lewis Hamilton lost a podium in Singapore and finished sixth instead
By Sönke Brederlow
Thomas Preining is the 2026 DTM champion: third place behind Maro Engel and team-mate Ricardo Feller is enough for the Manthey driver to celebrate his second title
By Ronald Vording
Radio problems forced Verstappen and his race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase to communicate in code. ‘GP’ joined Verstappen on the podium in Singapore, while Red Bull is planning the transition to his successor
By Marcus Simmons
Collard took the chequered flag in a controversial final race of the season but was later penalised, while team-mate Ingram has been sent to hospital
By John Dagys
Frankie Muniz on Pirelli GT4 America Am class title in down-to-wire battle at Indianapolis...
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