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By Conrado Vazquez Del Moral
There are few American cars more closely associated with the taxi business than the Checker Marathon. Its boxy shape, enormous passenger compartment, and unmistakable styling made it a familiar sight on city streets for decades. This 1978 example still... Read More »
By Grant Davis
At this year's SEMA convention for automotive enthusiasts and the companies that serve them, the bumper sticker serves as a tribal signal. The post The Bumper Sticker Grew Up: How Car Communities Turn Decals into Identity appeared first on TFLcar.
By Alex Harrington
The seven-time world champion will seek to recover at the United States Grand Prix in Austin
By Kevin Roy
The Buick Riviera was GM’s first attempt to enter the personal luxury car market. The Ford Thunderbird had been the industry benchmark in this segment for 5 years, but the new ground-up styling made the ’63 Riviera stand out... Read More »
By Andrew P. Collins
Ford Genuine Accessories are discounted for a limited time. This is a great chance to grab a deal on factory-warrantied Ford upgrades. The post Get Deals on Ford OEM Accessories With These Discount Codes appeared first on The Drive.
By Nick DeGroot
The team framed it as Poole's decision to depart the No. 44 seat after three NASCAR O'Reilly seasons together
By Carolyn Fortuna
Indigenous Peoples’ Day was first officially proclaimed by US President Joe Biden in 2021. Acknowledging that it is imperative to uphold the rights and dignity of the indigenous people who were here long before colonization of the Americas began, Biden also admitted that US federal policies systematically sought to assimilate ... [continued] The post Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2026: Celebrations Of Respect appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Amber DaSilva
At 108 inches long the new Smart #2 is still super tiny, and it looks like a better 'lil city car than ever.
By Grant Davis
Every car accident is different, especially when someone is dealing with an injury. We turned to the Jae Lee Law firm to explain the legal side of dealing with a vehicle accident. The post What Does Injury Law Actually Do After A Car Accident? appeared first on TFLcar.
By Conrado Vazquez Del Moral
Remember when a small, economical car could be a perfectly good reason to visit your local Ford dealer? When the Falcon arrived for 1960, that was exactly the idea. It wasn’t trying to be a luxury car or a... Read More »
By Caleb Jacobs
Never doubt the effectiveness of a shorty exhaust header, a better carburetor, and a hemispherical combustion chamber design. The post This Guy Got More Power From a Harbor Freight Engine Using Old-School Hot-Rod Techniques appeared first on The Drive.
By Zach Butler
Citroën just hit the Paris Motor Show with a modern interpretation of the iconic 2CV that will go into production (at least for Europe) in 2028. The post The Citroën 2CV Makes Its Return At the Paris Motor Show, And It’s Absolutely Adorable appeared first on TFLcar.
By Peter Johnson
The US electric vehicle market delivered its strongest performance in a year in the third quarter. Here are the top 10 most popular so far this year. more…
By Kyle Field
Pebble was one of the first fifth-wheel manufacturers to truly embrace the promise of automotive-grade lithium batteries, rooftop solar, and public EV chargers bundled into a tech-centric living space. That’s right up our alley, which is why we cover them regularly here on CleanTechnica. They invited us out to be ... [continued] The post Pebble Upgrades the 2027 Flow, Turning It Into A Microgrid To Power Your Adventures & Your Home, appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By JOE GREEVES
A Rat Rod Tow Work Truck Built to Get the Job Done Lots of folks build rat rods as an exercise in creativity. Completed projects […] The post This 1959 Chevy Viking Rat Rod Is a Duramax-Powered Workhorse appeared first on Diesel World.
By Andy Kalmowitz
Opel says the STX Concept (and its Vauxhall-branded twin with the same name) is more of a preview of its future design language than a look at one specific car.
By Ben Vinel
Would Piastri have beaten Hamilton to a top-five finish without his puncture? The Australian is not so sure
By Russ Dixon
The Newport was Chrysler’s entry-level, full-size model for 20 years, from 1961 to 1981. The generation from 1969 to 1973 featured “fuselage” styling with a wraparound look from most vantage points. The seller has a 1973 Newport Custom Coupe,... Read More »
By Fred Lambert
Tesla told a Quebec court that car fires are “generally” caused by misuse or vandalism. The judge didn’t buy it, and Tesla Canada now has to cover the C$161,700 an insurer paid out for a Model X that burned in Montreal. An expert report traced the fire to an electrical failure in the dashboard of the 2020 Model X, which was still under Tesla’s warranty. Tesla offered no data to support its theory, and the court called it out for that. more…
By Logan K. Carter
A modern take on the always-funky Multipla, Fiat calls this modular SUV a "laboratory of ideas for future innovations."
By Amber DaSilva
Alex Gibney's "Musk" documentary is only in limited release right now, but it's worth seeking out when it comes to your town.
By Andrew P. Collins
The Peugeot "Hypersquare" looks like a charcuterie board of buttons. Is it better than a steering wheel? The post This Square ‘Steering Wheel’ Could Only Work With Steer-by-Wire appeared first on The Drive.
By Reinette LeJeune
We’re kicking off this week’s Green Deals with a bunch of ongoing savings from last week’s big event alongside some newer deals. Leading the group is Segway’s GT3 Electric SuperScooter down at its $1,400 low for the rest of the week, not to mention the other models in the sale. We also have an exclusive bundle for Anker’s expanded 6,144Wh SOLIX F3000 Portable Power Station with an expansion battery and FREE home integration kit ($100 value) down at $2,118, as well as the Autel MaxiCharger AC Pro 80A Level 2 EV Charger back at its $909 low, the Greenworks 80V 20-inch Cordless Pole Hedge Trimme…
By David Haueter
The final race of the SRO GT World Challenge America championship (GTWCA) took place at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with the Indy 8 Hour race, which was also the final round of the Intercontinental GT Challenge championship (IGTC). Turner Motorsport came in trailing the leaders in championship points but came away with the GTWCA Pro class drivers’ title for Robby Foley and Justin Rothberg. Unlike the previous few years, Team WRT did not compete in […] The post Turner Motorsport Wins GT World Challenge America Championship appeared first on BimmerLife.
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