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By Russ Dixon
For most of the 1950s, the Capri was Lincoln’s upscale version of the Cosmopolitan (though there was nothing pedestrian about that model). The Continental eventually replaced it when that brand was resurrected. The seller has a nice project from... Read More »
By Jamie Klein
Toyota's drivers hail Japanese marque's recovery with TR010 after chastening 2025 season...
By Stephen Lickorish
Spaniard laments first-lap error as Genesis' qualifying delight turned into disappointing race...
By Lalita Chemello
"Wrench" is a game that could help visual learners understand how cars are put together and how they work without investing in a pricey project car themselves.
By Jamie Palmer
What you see is what you get with this project 1971 Volvo 1800E. It’s listed for sale here on Craigslist and is located in Santa Clara, California. The seller has included enough pictures to give you a good idea... Read More »
By Sportscar365 Staff
Watch the closing laps of Sunday's FIA WEC 6 Hours of Barcelona...
By Stephen Edelstein
Not every American is obsessed with big trucks. The post Japanese TV Station Interviews Americans About Their Love for Kei Trucks, and It’s Too Wholesome appeared first on The Drive.
By Nicholas Muhoro
Finding a first generation E12 5 Series that has not been completely worn down or modified is getting tougher these days, making this low mileage survivor a real treat for vintage European car fans. The seller indicates this is... Read More »
By Sportscar365 Staff
SRO's YouTube channel reaches new heights with record viewer count from GTWC Europe season finale...
By José Pontes
(But will it be enough?) The 2026 Paris Auto Show felt different this year. Despite some notable absences (BMW, MG, most Japanese OEMs…), it was bigger than in past editions. The bright, confident stands of Chinese automakers—from BYD to Geely to XPENG—signal a new era in Europe’s car market, one ... [continued] The post Paris Auto Show — European OEMs Strike Back appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Rachit Thukral
The Japanese constructor makes it four victories in seven races to re-establish itself as the WEC's benchmark
By Stephen Kilbey
Toyota Racing’s TR010s were untouchable in the first-ever 6 Hours of Barcelona. The Japanese brand’s Hypercars dominated throughout the race in wet, drying and fully dry conditions, securing the brand’s eighth FIA WEC Manufacturers’ World Championship in 14 seasons with a 1-2 finish. For the #8 drivers, Sébastien Buemi (who won on his 100th start), […] Toyota Dominates 6H Barcelona, Clinches Manufacturers’ Title first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Rachit Thukral
The Japanese constructor makes it four victories in seven races to re-establish itself as the WEC's benchmark
By Stephen Lickorish
Buemi, Hartley, Hirakawa unstoppable at Barcelona as sister Toyota finishes second...
By Nick DeGroot
Deegan says a return to the NASCAR Truck Series would be a "dream scenario" for 2027, but the main hurdle is sponsorship funding
By David Lord
PRINTABLE PDF VERSION >>> Le Mans 24 Hours 2027: Top Accommodation Options, From 3-60 Bedrooms On A Single Site, From Project 100 first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Mike Stephens
As plentiful as wagons were in the mid-seventies, it’s surprising how few still seem to be around, since many served their duty and were subsequently forgotten, or worse. With the nostalgia surrounding the tried-and-true station wagon, most remaining examples... Read More »
By Stephen Edelstein
The V6 has powered all kinds of cars and trucks, including many enthusiast favorites. But it has few defenders. The post This Is Why Everyone Hates V6 Engines appeared first on The Drive.
By Michael Barnard
For most of the fossil-fuel era, energy security meant securing a continuous flow of things that disappeared when they were used. Oil arrived in tankers, natural gas crossed pipelines or oceans as LNG, and coal moved by rail and ship. Burn the fuel and another shipment had to follow, which ... [continued] The post Electrification Changes What Energy Security Means appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Jo Borrás
Oregon utility Portland General Electric (“PGE”) is highlighting the environmental, health, and grid benefits to electrifying medium- and heavy-duty commercial trucks, calling the battery-backed big rigs “batteries on wheels.” more…
By Michelle Rand
Thanks to tip-finder Zappenduster, the Wayback Machine produced this 95% restored lipstick-red 1931 Model AA for our viewing pleasure. Finding any surviving Model AA is tough enough, let alone an example enhanced by substantial work to its mechanicals and... Read More »
By Stephen Edelstein
Once again, the Finns are showing the rest of the world how to do motorsports: with challenging terrain and 20-ton trailers. The post Finnish Farmers Make Tractor Pulls More Exciting by Adding a Big Hill appeared first on The Drive.
By Jo Borrás
EcoFlow is hoping to make a titanic splash with its new, smaller (but scalable!) residential energy storage lineup that the company is calling a more approachable entry point to its backup battery offerings. more…
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