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By Joel Feder
Dayton, Minnesota told Flock no work orders were to be completed. The company put two cameras back into service anyway, without authorization. The post Flock Reinstalled Its Cameras After Another City Canceled Its Contract appeared first on The Drive.
By Nick DeGroot
It's a different era now, and consider this NASCAR's apology for the controversial penalty
By Bruce Johnson
Every car guy has heard the story of the first generation Camaro SS that turned up in a barn. Well, this one might be true and comes with a spare 396 big block to help bring it back. This... Read More »
By Micah Toll
The mini electric dirt bike market has exploded over the last few years, with seemingly countless new brands offering everything from pint-sized electric pit bikes to surprisingly powerful off-road machines. The Sykeruns X7 falls somewhere in the middle, offering enough power to get into some serious trouble while keeping the price relatively approachable. more…
By Tom Howard
The US will make its WRC return next year
By Ben Vinel
Several youngsters are in for FP1, including Gabriele Mini on his grand prix weekend debut
By Tom Howard
The US will make its WRC return next year
By Fred Lambert
Seoul police have booked 80 people for using aftermarket devices to switch on Tesla’s “Full Self-Driving” in cars that aren’t allowed to run it in South Korea. Officers also seized 21 of the devices. The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency announced the case on Tuesday. It’s the largest enforcement action yet against the FSD “jailbreak” hardware that has spread through China, Europe, and Korea over the past year. more…
By Logan K. Carter
The Q9 and SQ9 are the first Audis programmed to meet the recently updated U.S. headlight requirements, while still providing functional matrix headlights.
By Peter Johnson
Kia barely touched the 2027 EV9’s price, raising it by only $90 while sneaking in a few extra standard features on select trims. more…
By Joey Klender
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said that SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet is its leading competitive advantage in the U.S. airline industry. However, in recent comments, while he described the service as “the biggest competitive advantage” the carrier currently holds, he also acknowledged that the edge is temporary. “…everybody eventually is going to have high-speed low […] The post Starlink is ‘biggest competitive advantage,’ but it’s temporary, United CEO says appeared first on TESLARATI.
By Regina Yu
EVs have less range in colder weather because the vehicle has to consume more energy to heat the battery and interior. Not only will regular driving decrease range, but so will using features like heated seats and heated steering wheels.
By Bruce Johnson
The G body Grand Prix was one of the last traditional American personal luxury coupes, and survivors with nice interiors are getting harder to find. This 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix Brougham has had just two owners, the original buyer... Read More »
By Amber DaSilva
Ever taken a Miata on a ski trip, or tried to street park an F-350 in the city?
By David Evans
From the Appalachian Mountains to the Cumberland Plateau. Via Nashville. And Knoxville. That, in a nutshell, is where Rally US is going from August 26-29... Read more The post What we know about WRC Rally US so far appeared first on DirtFish.
By Ben Vinel
Hamilton narrowly missed out on the podium in Austin, which he reckoned was down to what happened in free practice
By Ben Vinel
Hamilton narrowly missed out on the podium in Austin, which he reckoned was down to what happened in free practice
By Joey Barnes
Following a vice-championship run in USF Pro 2000, the 16-year-old Brazilian-American takes the next step toward the IndyCar Series
By Di McLarty
Warren Mitchelson didn’t need long to decide he wanted to do Drag Challenge
By Joey Klender
Tesla Cybercab skips the traditional paint shop entirely, marking an unorthodox process for coloring the fully autonomous vehicle. However, the decision was a smart one, as it slashed factory costs, floor space utilization, and complexity, since Tesla relied on specialized alloys and in-mold coloring. Munro Live was given the opportunity to do a factory walkthrough […] The post Tesla Cybercab’s unorthodox paint process explained appeared first on TESLARATI.
By Tina Casey
The Epstein files have surged back into the headlines, now that the House Committee on the Judiciary has released a staff report detailing US President Donald Trump's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, complete with names and photographs. The post Everybody Is Finally Talking About The Epstein Files Again appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Amber DaSilva
Political strategy in the U.S. is causing headaches in Volkswagen's home market.
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