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By Michelle Rand
Ford’s Ranchero debuted in 1956, but long before its coupe utility body style graced the stage at the New York Auto Show, the company sold “utes” in Australia. The first Ford ute was designed during the depths of the... Read More »
By Stuart Codling
Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu has blasted online claims that Oliver Bearman's excessive financial demands are stalling talks over his contract renewal
By Mike Stephens
As one of the most sought-after Chrysler offerings of its era, almost any 1970 Dodge Challenger is desirable because of its broad appeal. Other factors make some more special and valuable than others, such as high-performance engines or examples... Read More »
By Lydia Mee
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies has dismissed Christian Horner's claim that the team has "lost its mojo"
By Alex Harrington
Laurent Mekies says the team’s state-of-the-art facility will most likely only help the second half of its 2027 car’s development
By Russ Dixon
The Avanti II was the spinoff of the car with the same name that couldn’t save Studebaker. The original Avanti was only around for the 1963 and part of the 1964 model years before the company stopped building cars... Read More »
By Lydia Mee
Former Haas F1 boss Guenther Steiner has warned that Mercedes could replace George Russell if his struggles continue to the end of 2027
By Nicholas Werner
After a five-year wait, the Federal Aviation Administration has approved the last member of Boeing's 737 Max family. Coming soon to an airport near you.
By Peter Johnson
BYD is moving upmarket with its new flagship EV, featuring suicide doors, a gemstone grille, and possibly solid-state batteries. more…
By Kian Heagney
The penultimate day of racing action for DC '26 in Mildura
By chrisr
Sometimes a truck needs just a little extra space without adding extra doors. Enter the happy compromise of the Club Cab, as featured on this 1978 Dodge D200 Adventurer SE pickup. You’ll be reclining the driver’s seat in no... Read More »
By Samarth Kanal
Charles Leclerc led F1 drivers' championship leader Kimi Antonelli in first practice for the 2026 Mexico GP as 10 rookie drivers took to the track
By Ed Hardy
The Ferrari driver topped opening practice at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, a session that featured 10 rookies
By Ed Hardy
The Ferrari driver topped opening practice at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, a session that featured 10 rookies
By Fred Lambert
In the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week’s episode, we’ll discuss Rivian’s earnings, Waymo partnering with Toyota, Ford betting on V2H for the Fathom electric pickup truck, and more. more…
By Adam Clarke
We’re often told not to judge a book by its cover, and doing so with this 1969 Lincoln Continental Mark III would be a mistake. Look past the tired paint and aftermarket wheels, and you’ll find a remarkably solid... Read More »
By Andy Kalmowitz
The Bugatti's keys had been left inside, and thief drove the Chiron from Croatia to Austria, crossing through Slovenia in the process, before being apprehended.
By Daniel Golson
Our spies caught the Alpina version of the facelifted G70 7 Series at the Nürburgring, and its quad exhaust makes an awesome roar.
By Ewan Wane
Following the initial release of the provisional 2027 FIA Driver Categorisation list at the beginning of this month, various drivers have had their rating changed as reviews unfold. Most notably, provisional changes to the rankings of Valentino Rossi and Dustin Blattner have been reversed. This means that Rossi will remain Silver in 2027, with Blattner […] Rossi Set To Remain Silver After Driver Categorisation Review first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Steve Hanley
At CleanTechnica, we are passionate champions of the “electrify everything” movement promoted by Tony Seba and Mark Jacobson, among others. However, being realistic, internal combustion engines will continue to play an important role in transportation by land, sea, and air for the remainder of this century and perhaps beyond. Almost ... [continued] The post Fuel From Bamboo Costs Just $2.75 Per Gallon appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Andrew P. Collins
There's a lot of low-grade junk in Amazon's watch catalogs, but there are also some goodies you can score if you're paying attention. The post Discounted Watches You’ll Actually Wear: Amazon’s Hidden-Gem Watch Deals appeared first on The Drive.
By Mike Stephens
Merely mentioning a Charger Daytona sparks intense excitement among Dodge fans, as most immediately picture one of those legendary B-Bodies with an aerodynamic nose and a huge wing jutting out of the rear. The NASCAR-inspired Daytona lasted only one... Read More »
By Mick Chan
Nexen Tire Malaysia has launched two tyre models for the Malaysian market, the Nexen N’Fera Primus UX and the Nexen N’Blue S, a UHP tyre and a touring tyre respectively, both of which are suited […] The post Nexen Tire Malaysia launches N’Fera Primus UX and N’Blue S tyres – UHP, touring tyres on sale early 2027 appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.
By DUSTIN KORTH
Nathan Wheeler and ‘Crazy Horse’ Conquer Cleetus’s AWD vs RWD Shootout No-prep is brutal. It eats egos, chews up big talk, and spits out underdogs […] The post Cummins-Powered Ford F-250 Wins AWD vs. RWD Shootout appeared first on Diesel World.
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