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By Stuart Codling
Liam Lawson has pointed to a bigger picture beyond the question of whether drivers currently in Formula 1 "deserve" to be there – it's too hard to reach in the first place
By Ryan Erik King
The organizers of the 2027 Dakar are vague about the reason they've made the race a Europe-to-Africa passage. But it isn't hard to figure out why.
By Fred Lambert
Tesla has launched a new referral program in the US that pays owners in Full Self-Driving (Supervised) instead of rewarding car sales. A referred owner gets one free month of FSD, and the referrer gets a free month or a $99 Tesla Credit if that person starts paying. At the same time, Tesla’s Refer and Earn terms no longer list any vehicle as a qualifying purchase for buyer or referrer rewards. Buy a Tesla with a friend’s code today and neither of you gets anything. more…
By Nick Owen
This may seem controversial, but my take on the industry wide “technician shortage” is that techs just don’t want to work for dealerships anymore. I’m trying not to come off harsh, but if you happen to have caught wind of the latest conversations about technicians in the auto industry, you would learn that the current hot topic is the difference in pay (to the technician) based on whether or not the job is covered under […] The post Tech Talk | The Technician Shortage appeared first on BimmerLife.
By Caleb Jacobs
It makes all that power from a seriously boosted 2.0-liter, which has proven capable of handling even more. The post This $200,000 Polaris RZR Side-By-Side Is a 400-HP Dakar Buggy You Can Own appeared first on The Drive.
By Reinette LeJeune
We’ve got two big first-time deals leading our end-of-the-week Green Deals edition, starting with Bluetti’s pre-order launch of the Elite 30 Mini 288Wh Portable Power Station and bundles starting from an exclusive $237. Right behind that is Aventon’s Early Bird Black Friday Access deals, which have provided the first savings on its Abound SR and Abound LR Cargo e-bikes starting from $1,899, and others from $1,799. From there, we have an off-season deal for a new low on Greenworks’ 40V 10-inch Cordless Tiller/Cultivator kit, savings on Anker’s SoloCam S340 Solar Security Camera, some Birdfy sm…
By Jeff Lavery
This is one of those unusual finds where the story almost seems too good to be true. Magazine feature vehicles are enormously cool and hold a great deal of appeal to collectors who want to own a car or... Read More »
By Finlay Ringer
Kyalami, Zandvoort among new destinations for CR Track Days in 2027...
By Peter Johnson
Toyota introduced a new family of lifted, “adventure-ready” Woodland concepts based on the RAV4, Grand Highlander, Sienna, Crown Signia, and bZ electric SUV. more…
By Adam Ismail
The funky, new Kia Seltos is a good car that I can't stand the look of. Buyers, on the other hand, don't seem to be bothered. The post Kia’s Design Isn’t Working for Me Anymore, But It’s Sure Working for America appeared first on The Drive.
By Kevin Roy
Unfortunately, 1971 Chevelles don’t have the appeal of the 1970 version. Personally, I think they are both amazing. Chevrolet decided to make the change to the third-gen Chevelle to keep up with the ever-expanding muscle car market. Chrysler, with... Read More »
By Ed Hardy
The Cadillac driver is still expected to contest Friday practice at his home event
By Tyson Hugie
A bold engineering move that took GM in a new direction
By Michael Barnard
Hydrofoils have an obvious appeal. Lift a boat’s hull clear of the water, reduce drag and move passengers faster while consuming less energy. I’ve written before about the proposed electric hydrofoil ferry between Vancouver, Bowen Island and Gibsons, where floating logs, coastal conditions and uncertain passenger demand make the economics ... [continued] The post Electric Hydrofoils Save Energy, But Do They Earn Their Price? appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Peter Johnson
The new Hyundai IONIQ 6 is now on sale in the UK with an impressive range of up to 422 miles, starting at about $45,000. more…
By Ewan Wane
ORECA has released Episode 4 of its Build To Win series, which offers a behind-the-scenes look at the French manufacturer. This episode focuses on ORECA Motorsport’s facility at Magny-Cours, where ORECA’s engine department is based. Serge Meyer and Vincent Garreau offer an exclusive tour of the facility, from engine dynos and design to electronics, metrology […] WATCH: ORECA Build To Win, S1 E4 first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Haydn Cobb
Lewis Hamilton plans to keep racing in Formula 1 well into his 40s – but only if he can remain competitive
By Haydn Cobb
Lewis Hamilton plans to keep racing in Formula 1 well into his 40s – but only if he can remain competitive
By Mike Stephens
If you’ve been dying to get your hands on a hearse by Halloween, unfortunately, it may be too late to make that happen this year. However, this 1956 Cadillac is likely at a strong enough starting point to cruise... Read More »
By Brian Earnest
Wisconsin collector Eric Judd's 1967 Plymouth GTX packs a rare 426 Street Hemi, original features and a surprising story of an unforgettable Mecum auction purchase. The post Car of the Week: 1967 Plymouth Hemi GTX appeared first on Old Cars Weekly.
By Corey Decker
Everybody pile in!
By John Pangilinan
Mount Up in a GMC Sierra 2500 Denali Duramax 4WD How does one separate their work from their play? For some, there’s no question that […] The post Big Truck, Bigger Adventures: A GMC Sierra 2500 appeared first on TREAD Magazine.
By chrisr
Just in time for Halloween! This 1956 Cadillac Hearse in Yucaipa, California needs a hellish amount of work to be resurrected to driving shape; in the meantime, it might make for a ghoulish bit of decor guaranteed to out-horror... Read More »
By Nabanita Singha Roy
India’s scooter exports grew 34.95% during April–September 2026, with Honda Dio and Navi together accounting for more than half of overseas shipments. The post Scooter Exports H1 FY2027 – Dio, Navi, Ntorq, RayZR, Xoom, Burgman, Access, Jupiter, Activa, iQube, Chetak appeared first on RushLane.
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