Red Bull is now F1's “most consistently quick car” says Oscar Piastri
By Alex Harrington
Oscar Piastri believes Red Bull has become Formula 1's most consistently competitive team following its recent upgrades
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Tesla now says it needs its own maps for FSD after years of dismissing maps
By Fred Lambert
Tesla says it’s building its own maps to fix some of the most common problems with its “Full Self-Driving” system, including reading speed limits, parking, and choosing routes. The company’s head of AI described the effort on Tesla’s Q3 2026 earnings call. It’s a notable shift for a company whose CEO spent years arguing that self-driving systems relying on maps are brittle. And it shows Tesla’s fleet is now doing the same job Waymo’s cars do: mapping the roads so the self-driving system knows what it can’t reliably figure out on its own. Tesla fans argue that Waymo’s approach differs because…
GM Won’t Rule Out Cadillacs Without Steering Wheels. The Blackwing Is Another Story
By Joel Feder
GM Senior VP of Vehicle Products Jaclyn McQuaid told The Drive that if somebody wants a V Blackwing, "They're going to be able to drive a Blackwing." The post GM Won’t Rule Out Cadillacs Without Steering Wheels. The Blackwing Is Another Story appeared first on The Drive.
Highly-Optioned 1971 Plymouth ‘Cuda 340 Project
By Mike Stephens
When a Mopar maniac like Mark Worman says an E-Body is one of the most heavily optioned examples he’s ever seen, that’s enough to grab my attention, since he’s undoubtedly seen plenty of them. However, when that car happens... Read More »
Isack Hadjar: Max Verstappen would have won Singapore GP by more in a Ferrari
By Lydia Mee
Isack Hadjar believes Red Bull did not have the fastest car at the Singapore Grand Prix
IndyCar set to drop Nashville Superspeedway and D.C. for 2027; Barcelona announcement looms
By Joey Barnes
Calendar restructuring leaves the Volunteer State off the schedule and puts D.C.’s record-breaking debut on ice
Sainz yet to be "convinced" that F1 2026 will finish in the Middle East
By Filip Cleeren
Carlos Sainz feels it's "premature" to guarantee Formula 1 can finish its 2026 season
Electric Trucks Haven’t Sold Like GM Hoped. Its Vehicle Boss Says They Still Make Sense
By Joel Feder
GM Senior VP of Vehicle Products Jaclyn McQuaid told The Drive, "What you have to remember about General Motors is we know trucks." The post Electric Trucks Haven’t Sold Like GM Hoped. Its Vehicle Boss Says They Still Make Sense appeared first on The Drive.
McLaren opts not to punish Norris for Piastri Singapore collision
By Scott Mitchell-Malm
Lando Norris will not face any punishment for his collision with McLaren F1 team-mate Oscar Piastri in the Singapore GP sprint race
Carlos Sainz: "Difficult to be convinced" that F1 2026 can finish in the Middle East
By Filip Cleeren
Carlos Sainz feels it's "premature" to guarantee Formula 1 can finish its 2026 season
Oscar Piastri: What made me fast last season is now my “downfall”
By Alex Harrington
The Australian has revealed that the driving techniques that helped him challenge for the 2025 Formula 1 championship have become a liability under the new regulations
2027 Subaru Outback Priced Lower Than 2026
By Sean Tucker
The Subaru Outback sees a price drop at every trim level for 2027, plus a new, reasonably well-equipped base trim for bargain hunters.
A Cheaper VW ID. Buzz Is Reportedly Coming to U.S.
By Beth Livesay
Reports claim Volkswagen's CEO confirmed a new generation of the VW ID. Buzz is coming to America.
Jim Beam reveals sales impact of Cadillac F1 partnership
By Lydia Mee
Jim Beam has reported increased sales and stronger brand engagement following its partnership with the Cadillac Formula 1 team
Champion De La Torre Seeks to Build Lamborghini Career
By Stephen Lickorish
Title winner wants to follow in TR3 Racing teammate Lind's footsteps by becoming factory driver...
F1 United States GP: Friday schedule, weather forecast and how to watch
By Michael Banovsky
What time free practice 1 and free practice 2 start at the 2026 Formula 1 United States Grand Prix, plus the full Austin schedule, weather forecast and how to watch live
Ferrari Luce EV starts at $560,800 in the US, $80K less than expected
By Fred Lambert
Ferrari’s first electric car, the Luce, will start at $560,800 in the US, with American deliveries planned for the second quarter of 2027. Car and Driver first reported the figure, and Ferrari has confirmed it. That’s roughly $80,000 under the ~$640,000 number that has followed the Luce since its unveiling in May, including in our own coverage. But Americans aren’t getting a deal. more…
Penske signals IndyCar international expansion as global interest grows
By Joey Barnes
Penske executive Jonathan Gibson says years of approaches from international promoters are nearing a breakthrough, with news expected “pretty soon”
The 2027 BMW X5 40 xDrive Is A Heavyweight That Still Moves Like A BMW
By Horatiu Boeriu
Can an SUV that weighs well over two tons, shares its body with an electric car and has handed most of its buttons to a touchscreen still drive like a BMW? It can, and in... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
2027 BMW iX5 First Drive Review: Better Than the Gas One
By Adam Ismail
The new BMW X5 comes in gas and electric forms. They're both good, but with super-fast charging and over 430 miles of range, the EV's a bit more special. The post 2027 BMW iX5 First Drive Review: Better Than the Gas One appeared first on The Drive.
2027 BMW X5 and iX5: First Drive
By Travis Okulski
I’ve never thought so much about door handles. The 2027 BMW X5 and iX5 have a new door handle concept, dubbed winglets, that appear near the base of the windows. They are elegant and keep the lines of the doors extremely clean, which gives design new freedom. They’re clever, avoiding unintended touches that could accidentally open the door, though they are also the physical handle in the event that the door cannot be opened. Available […] The post 2027 BMW X5 and iX5: First Drive appeared first on BimmerLife.
2027 BMW X5 First Drive Review: They Made an EV With an Inline-6
By Adam Ismail
Ever wanted an EV but wished it wasn't electric? That's the vibe of the all-new gas-powered BMW X5. The post 2027 BMW X5 First Drive Review: They Made an EV With an Inline-6 appeared first on The Drive.
2027 BMW iX5 60 Review: I’d Replace My iX With It. Here’s What It Does Better, And What It Gives Up
By Horatiu Boeriu
I think the BMW iX is one of the best SUVs BMW has ever made. It was smartly designed around a bespoke chassis, it had huge amounts of interior space, it was efficient for its... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
Art Deco And No Reserve! 1939 Nash Coupe
By Jamie Palmer
This clean and original-looking 1939 Nash Lafayette Special coupe is currently listed for sale here on eBay, where bidding has only risen to $1,525 so far, and there’s no mention of a reserve. The Nash can be picked up... Read More »
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