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By Adam Ismail
A Redditor pointed Claude Code at a cheap car stereo head unit, and found all kinds of weird stuff in the firmware. The post Cheap Aftermarket Car Screens Are Loaded With Spyware, By the Way appeared first on The Drive.
By Adrian Padeanu
BMW is putting its smallest electric SUV through its paces at the Nürburgring, and the latest spy video offers another glimpse of what looks like a major overhaul. Munich plans to give the next-generation iX1... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Fred Lambert
Tesla has started hiring in Vietnam, and one of its recruiters says the company is now “officially coming” to the country. The five open roles include a sales manager, a service manager, and a charging project developer. It’s a tough market to walk into. VinFast, the local all-electric automaker, has sold roughly 36% of every new car in Vietnam this year, more than its next five competitors combined. more…
By Collin Woodard
Bodged repairs and rogue soda cans.
By Pearl Daniels
Bajaj’s domestic sales fell 12.80% in September, while strong Chetak growth helped keep July–September volumes marginally ahead of last year. The post Bajaj Sales Breakup Sep, Q3 2026 – Pulsar, Chetak, Platina, Dominar, Freedom appeared first on RushLane.
By Kevin Aguilar
Get Out Another Thousand PATINA AND C-10S ARE TWO KEY CONCEPTS THAT ARE CREATING SOME BIG NOISE IN THE CUSTOM AUTOMOTIVE SCENE. One key player… Continue reading Patina Perfection: A Slammed 1964 GMC Pickup The post Patina Perfection: A Slammed 1964 GMC Pickup appeared first on Street Trucks.
By Adam Clarke
By 1981, Chevrolet’s C3 Corvette was no longer the performance benchmark it had been in years past. The company struggled along gamely, but enthusiasts with gasoline in their veins either had to wait for the ultra-expensive ZR-1 to hit... Read More »
By Zach Butler
It may not have a ton of power lurking under its hood, but the Toyota Crown Signia GT-S headed to SEMA definitely looks badass. The post The SEMA-Bound Toyota Crown Signia GT-S Is a Lowered Wagon With Some Badass Wheels appeared first on TFLcar.
By Simon Major
Back in 1998, I was studying full-time and working part-time as a mechanic, so money was tight. I was lucky to still own my VG Valiant hardtop
By Diego Rosenberg
Muscle Car Campy gives us a ride in the rarest configuration
By Adrian Padeanu
Better late than never, BMW is finally giving the US-spec X3 M50 xDrive the power upgrade European buyers have enjoyed for weeks. The M Performance SUV gains 44 horsepower for the 2027 model year, boosting... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Fred Lambert
Ford has now produced more than 5,000 large aluminum “unicastings” for the Fathom, its upcoming $28,350 midsize electric pickup, as it fine-tunes the process ahead of a 2027 launch. Each truck gets two of them, front and rear, replacing 146 individual parts. It’s the clearest sign yet that Ford is all-in on the manufacturing approach Tesla popularized with its Giga Press six years ago. more…
By Adam Ismail
GM went all-in on EVs instead of hybrids, and now it's playing catch up. Dealers can barely wait. The post Three GM SUVs Are Going Hybrid, Not a Moment Too Soon: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Travis Noack
A Unique Blend of Styles Produces This Jaw-Dropping ’Burban When constructing their pride and joy most custom truck owners zero in on a build style… Continue reading Submerged: A Slammed 1951 Chevy Suburban The post Submerged: A Slammed 1951 Chevy Suburban appeared first on Street Trucks.
By Micah Toll
Most electric motorcycles have something in common: a single-speed transmission. But a British company is preparing to shake things up at this year’s EICMA motorcycle show in Milan, where it will unveil a new electric motorcycle demonstrator featuring an unusual two-speed transmission designed to shift gears without interrupting power delivery. more…
By Transport & Environment (T&E)
NGOs, civil society and industry call on the European Commission to refrain from reopening the RED legislative framework during the negotiation of the post-2030 energy architecture. Ahead of the Energy Council of 29 October, a group of NGOs, civil society actors and companies are calling on the European Commission and Member ... [continued] The post The Need for Maintaining Renewable Energy Directive Stability in the Post-2030 Energy Framework appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Logan K. Carter
So many options, and yet you bought... that?!
By Lei Kang
Li Auto's in-house Mach M100 driver-assistance chip becomes standard, while battery capacity increases to 96 kWh. For details, please visit CnEVPost (cnev.co).
By Jon Noble
Culture, gastronomy, museums and more - the Mexican GP organiser tells The Race why thinking local is at the heart of its F1 race
By Michael S. Palmer
Slideshow: Exploring 10 ways the 2027 Q9 and SQ9 compare to the competition!
By Sportscar365 Staff
Sportscar365's premium content heavily discounted ahead of 2027 revamp...
By Scotty Gilbertson
Wow. Wow! WOW!! Too dramatic? You may agree once you check out the photos of this beautiful, rust-free, ultra-low-mileage 1976 Ford F-250 Ranger XLT. The seller has it posted here on craigslist between Abbotsford and Langley, British Columbia, Canada,... Read More »
By Ben Vinel
From Bearman’s point of view, the VF-26 is all but perfect – other than an insurmountable lack of downforce
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