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By TUCKER HARRIS
Getting Hands on Our New Editorial Build We introduced the new Diesel World editorial build last month—a 2008 F-450 that had an engine failure (no, […] The post Project Fummins: 2008 Ford F-450 Cummins Build appeared first on Diesel World.
By Joey Barnes
The two-time F1 champion says permanent circuits are crucial to Spanish motorsport but cautions that international travel would significantly raise IndyCar’s costs
By Fred Lambert
Tesla’s proposed $10 billion “Project Crystal Sun” solar factory in Texas could get up to 35 years of local tax breaks on its equipment, according to the four agreements Fort Bend County commissioners approved on Thursday. The vote was 4-0. And Tesla still hasn’t committed to building the plant in Texas. more…
By Logan K. Carter
From giving yourself extra travel time, to driving slower, to TURNING ON YOUR FREAKIN' HEADLIGHTS, there are lots of helpful tips here.
By Sean Tucker
The 2027 Toyota Crown Signia enters its third production year with minimal changes and a lot to like.
By Adam Ismail
Meanwhile, Tesla is still being investigated by U.S. traffic regulators for how it even determined that the Cybercab complies with the law to begin with. The post Tesla Says It’s Weeks Away From Selling Steering Wheel, Pedal-Free Cybercabs to Private Buyers: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Andy Kalmowitz
Remember when Tesla was a car company?
By Oriol Puigdemont
MotoGP's Qatar GP is scheduled to take place on 8 November, three weeks before Formula 1's own trip to the Middle Eastern nation
By Oriol Puigdemont
MotoGP's Qatar GP is scheduled to take place on 8 November, three weeks before Formula 1's own trip to the Middle Eastern nation
By Travis Okulski
For 2027, the 7 Series got one of the most comprehensive mid-cycle refreshes (life-cycle impulse in BMW-speak) in BMW history. The LCI 7 doesn’t just have a new and vastly improved front and rear end, but the interior is also almost entirely new, adopting the screens, steering wheel, and nearly everything from the Neue Klasse. I spent a little time in the i7 last week, in both the front and the back, and came away […] The post Quick Thoughts After Driving the New i7 appeared first on BimmerLife.
By Nick Eggleston
At first glance, this car looks like just another run-of-the-mill 1984 Camaro. No redeeming qualities, nothing that stands out, just a white-on-tan Camaro with T-tops, very 1980s graphics, and an underpowered 305 engine. However, a look at the rear... Read More »
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By Kian Heagney
This Morris Minor van has traded bread deliveries for frying tyres sideways thanks to 500hp of Nissan RB25
By Zach Butler
Honda plans to launch its initial range of HRC performance parts at this year's SEMA event, before making them available to purchase online in March 2027. The post Honda Prepares to Launch Official HRC Performance Parts at SEMA Before They Go on Sale Next Year appeared first on TFLcar.
By Satya Singh
In the Chinese two-wheeler space, Chery will primarily target the tech-focused and premium electric two-wheeler market The post Chery Electric Motorcycle, ADV Scooter Debuts – World’s First EREV Bike appeared first on RushLane.
By Joey Barnes
The multi-year deal will bring IndyCar back to Europe for the first time since 2007, with the inaugural Barcelona race set for 18 July
By Jerry Perez
IndyCar last raced outside North America in 2013, at the São Paulo Indy 300 in Brazil. The last time it raced in Europe was in 2007. The post IndyCar Is Leaving North America for the First Time in 14 Years to Race at a Track F1 Left appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Kilbey
The engineering and technology underpinning the present and future of sportscar racing will take centre stage when PMW Expo returns to Cologne next month on November 11-12, with a technical programme spanning hydrogen combustion, hybrid powertrains, GT3 engine development, advanced materials and the future of endurance racing. More than 200 specialist exhibitors and over 3,000 […] Hydrogen, Hybrid Power & GT3 Engineering Among 2026 PMW Expo Highlights first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Joey Barnes
The event will bring IndyCar back to Europe for the first time since 2007, with the inaugural Barcelona race set for July 18
By Adrian Padeanu
BMW has made it clear that keeping the manual gearbox alive is becoming increasingly difficult. Demand remains strong in the United States, but a shrinking pool of suppliers, increasingly complex driver-assistance systems, and the spread... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Andy Kalmowitz
Sometimes the achievements of a regular appliance vehicle are something that should be celebrated.
By Julian Thomas
Superb recovery by the Leipert Motorsport duo, who take a 1-2 win for the team ahead of Stati/Leitch after the incident to Fraboni at the start. In PRO/AM the win goes to Biglieri/Moretti, and in AM to Lewandowski. Ostergaard/Moller Demant crowned Cup champions thanks to a podium finish.
By Chris Hamilton
AS SEEN IN OUR STREET TRUCK Sept 2026 ISSUE – Buy Now! The Right Hardware for Your Hauler TCI F-100 4×4 Chassis TCI Engineering’s 1967-’72… Continue reading New Truck Parts and Performance Upgrades for 2026 The post New Truck Parts and Performance Upgrades for 2026 appeared first on Street Trucks.
By Di McLarty
This factory-blown V8 ute takes us back in time
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