
So That’s Why Jeep Didn’t Put a V8 in the Two-Door Wrangler
By Byron Hurd
Will a 392 fit in the two-door Wrangler? Yes. Is it a good idea? Well... The post So That’s Why Jeep Didn’t Put a V8 in the Two-Door Wrangler appeared first on The Drive.
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By Byron Hurd
Will a 392 fit in the two-door Wrangler? Yes. Is it a good idea? Well... The post So That’s Why Jeep Didn’t Put a V8 in the Two-Door Wrangler appeared first on The Drive.

By Jeff Lavery
The Bitter SC is an automotive curiosity that made numerous attempts to become a contender in the grand touring segment. While it encountered numerous challenges like any small coachbuilder could expect to wrestle with, largely due to not ever... Read More »

By Josh Suttill
From a result that fell way short of expectations to upgrades delivering unwelcome answers, Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix taught us plenty

By Fred Lambert
AITO will start selling cars in Europe in the fall of 2027. The Chinese luxury SUV brand, built by Seres with Huawei’s technology, confirmed the timing at the Paris Motor Show today, where it showed the AITO 9, 8, 7, and 6. AITO sold 426,000 vehicles in 2025, more than any other Chinese luxury brand. Now it has a date for Europe. But you won’t find the word “Huawei” anywhere in its Paris press kit. more…

By Andrew P. Collins
DeWalt's new PowerPack battery is under $70 at Amazon right now. The post Get 60% off the New DeWalt PowerPack Battery at This Undisclosed Amazon Sale appeared first on The Drive.

By Marcus Pye
Outgoing champion de la Roche clinches the finale by 0.042 seconds, while there were also some very close Formula Ford 1600 finishes
By Michael Barnard
Walk around Glasgow as I did this summer and the bus companies are hard to miss. First Glasgow, McGill’s, Stagecoach and other operators have their own brands and vehicles, which can make the city look as though its public transport system has been divided among private companies. Being a bit ... [continued] The post Glasgow’s Buses Reveal Britain’s Transit Experiment appeared first on CleanTechnica.

By John Dagys
Lamborghini Head of Motorsport on Temerario GT3 updates, customer prospects for 2027...

By Chris Teague
Mercedes-Benz is recalling over 30,000 vehicles for defective brake lines that could develop leaks, reducing braking performance.

By Micah Toll
French electric marine motor manufacturer TEMO is bringing its latest electric propulsion system to North America, offering sailboat owners an interesting middle ground between a conventional outboard and a permanently installed pod drive. more…

By Ryan Erik King
Most drivers nowadays hang up their helmets due to a lack of opportunity, not ability.

By Peter Johnson
The flagship seven-seater is BYD’s first vehicle in Europe to feature its second-generation batteries and Flash Charging tech, delivering over 400 miles of range. more…

By CHRIS HAMILTON
There’s a certain point every year when the diesel world shifts into another gear. Projects that have been moving along all year suddenly have a […] The post Sleep Can Wait: SEMA Season Is Here! appeared first on Diesel World.

By Chris Hamilton
AS SEEN IN OUR Street Trucks JULY 2026 ISSUE – Buy Now! The Right Hardware for Your Hauler Scott’s Hotrods ‘n Customs’ New ApeX4 Chassis… Continue reading Your Next Truck Upgrade Might Be Right Here! The post Your Next Truck Upgrade Might Be Right Here! appeared first on Street Trucks.

By DEVAN ENCE
AS SEEN IN OUR F-SERIES BUILDERS GUIDE WINTER 2026 ISSUE – Buy Now! Diving Into the Unknown We all want our trucks to have a… Continue reading Don’t Rebuild It Yet! Your Engine Might Just Need a Refresh The post Don’t Rebuild It Yet! Your Engine Might Just Need a Refresh appeared first on Street Trucks.

By Francesco Corghi
Talks between the Chinese group and Signatech appeared to be progressing well, but have seemingly come to an abrupt halt as the deadline for 2027 entries approaches, leaving the French team facing an uncertain future

By Joel Feder
Honda's pivoting to hybrids after a $15 billion loss on its canceled EVs. The post Honda Plans To Launch 15 or More Hybrids by 2030: TDS appeared first on The Drive.

By David Haueter
The Tire Rack BMW CCA Club Racing series visited legendary Watkins Glen International in New York on the weekend of September 25th-27th, which was the series second event there this year. The first took place in May. The September race at “The Glen” was a national event and had the largest turnout of the year so far. There were 77 cars that competed in the feature race on Saturday, which was the most on an […] The post Bumper Crop of BMWs In Club Racing at Watkins Glen appeared first on BimmerLife.

By Kian Heagney
In a world of turbos and electronic injection, Dan Case’s Torana gets the job done with old-school aspo brawn

By Jeff Lavery
This one took a bit of research, I’ll admit, but going down into the rabbit hole of history of the Beaver Motorcoach company shows there are enthusiastic user groups for almost every make and model. A company not unlike... Read More »

By Tyson Hugie
Acura’s halo supercar continues to garner a strong enthusiast following

By Andy Kalmowitz
Plus, Volkswagen Group deliveries continue their freefall as sales dwindle, China and the EU strike a deal on imported Chinese hybrids and more.

By Stephen Lickorish
Local driver triumphs thanks to fastest lap in the finale after weekend full of twists and turns as Mini Challenge provides the pick of the BTCC support action

By Phate Zhang
The export VAT rebate rate for NEVs will fall from 13% to 9% starting April 1, 2027. For details, please visit CnEVPost (cnev.co).
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