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By Lalita Chemello
Sauber operated on the slightly darker side of the gray market.
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By Lalita Chemello
Sauber operated on the slightly darker side of the gray market.

By Michelle Rand
Alfonso Balbo was one of a few dozen Italian artisans capable of conjuring metal into fabulously fluid shapes in the early 1900s. His first endeavor was chassis and body modification, mainly for Lancia. By the 1920s, Balbo was concentrating... Read More »

By Derek Shiekhi
Sketch Body program offers panels customized by Ferrari's design director
By Zach Butler
If you're an automaker, you could just hard launch a new crate engine — or you could create a 1,200-horsepower beast like this Bronco Frostwarden for SEMA. The post This Ford Bronco Frostwarden SEMA Build Packs a Supercharged 7.3L V8: Is This Enough for You? appeared first on TFLcar.

By Ben Vinel
McLaren will further update its 2026 car at Interlagos, with parts that should carry over to next year’s challenger

By Chris Teague
The legislation has widespread support from both sides of the political aisle.

By Ben Vinel
McLaren will further update its 2026 car at Interlagos, with parts that should carry over to next year’s challenger

By Joey Barnes
Dedicated DMG-1 simulator to land in Indianapolis ahead of 2027 season and 2028 IR-28 chassis launch

By Rahaan Mazumder
Leaked photos show Max Verstappen wearing Adidas gear on his RB22, fueling rumours of a €27M per year Red Bull deal

By Simon Patterson
Jake Dixon is set to get his first Honda MotoGP start at this weekend's Qatar GP, according to The Race's sources in the paddock

By Beth Livesay
The Jeep Compass enters the 2027 model year with a handful of new standard features and a modest equipment reshuffle, while continuing to serve as the brand’s entry-level SUV.

By Rahaan Mazumder
Isack Hadjar breaks down his chaotic Mexico City GP after George Russell clash ruined his top-five start

By Joel Feder
Who had independent front suspension for the Jeep Wrangler on their bingo card? Head of American Brands for Stellantis Tim Kuniskis knows it's a hot button for Jeep faithful, but is also probably sick of Bronco sales chipping away at Jeep's mountain. The post The Jeep Wrangler Might Get an Independent Front Suspension Option To Fight off the Bronco appeared first on The Drive.

By Joey Barnes
Armed with fresh prototype experience and open-wheel resolve, the Kentucky native is plotting a deliberate next step for May

By Russ Dixon
The third generation of the Chevrolet Impala started off with a bang in 1965 – the GM division sold more than one million copies, a record that has yet to be beaten. Five years later, the Impala was still... Read More »

By Diego Rosenberg
This 1965 Pontiac GTO has received over 5,000 hours of attention

By Tom Howard
The pair, both world champions, will contest the 2027 WRC season with Toyota

By Tom Howard
The pair, both world champions, will contest the 2027 WRC season with Toyota

By Daniel Golson
I love the Jaguar Type 01 even more in the metal than I already did in press photos.

By Guru
Colby Staples’ Family-Built ’94 Dodge 2500 Some trucks get their names because of the paint, the engine, or a wild story from the build. Colby […] The post College Fund: A Family-Built 1994 Dodge Cummins appeared first on Diesel World.

By Diesel World Staff
SMARTER AGM CHARGING Full Throttle Battery partnered with OptiMate to develop two custom AGM battery chargers, including a compact 2-amp model for smaller-capacity batteries and […] The post Fresh Gear: Truck Parts and Upgrades for 2027 appeared first on Diesel World.

By Micah Toll
Zero Motorcycles is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a major wave of announcements at EICMA 2026, unveiling several new electric two-wheelers alongside some important technology upgrades that could make its existing motorcycles even more appealing. more…

By Andy Kalmowitz
Reliability and cost of repairs seem to be the most common themes with the cars that you'd lease, but never buy.

By Andy Kalmowitz
Also, Europe has all but forgiven Tesla CEO Elon Musk and a chip shortage at Stellantis could hamper Fiat output in Italy.
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