
Valtteri Bottas "pretty confident" of staying for F1 2027 amid Colton Herta rumours
By Ed Hardy
The Cadillac driver is yet to be confirmed for the next F1 season and talk of it promoting Herta is intensifying
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By Ed Hardy
The Cadillac driver is yet to be confirmed for the next F1 season and talk of it promoting Herta is intensifying

By Stephen Edelstein
With average diesel prices still hovering above $6.30 nationwide, just focus on the smiles per gallon. The post Take the Ultimate JDM Road Trip in This 2001 Toyota Global King Camper appeared first on The Drive.

By Michael Davis
Ask anyone who grew up in the 80s what the most famous poster car was, and I bet they say one of two models: the Ferrari F40 or the Lamborghini Countach. Today’s find is an example of the latter,... Read More »

By Diego Rosenberg
1969 model is packin’ pachyderm

By Jo Borrás
Say what you will about America’s police forces, but they are loyal – often to each other, and always to their preferred brand of pursuit vehicle. And if the thin blue line of Chevy faithful won’t embrace the 750 hp electric Silverado because it’s powered by batteries, that can really only be called a win for the scofflaws they’re pursuing. more…

By Michelle Rand
AMC’s staid product line cycled in and out of favor during the late 1950s and early 1960s: when the economy was good, sales slumped as customers opted for flashier fare, but when times turned tough, buyers flowed back to... Read More »

By Tom Howard
Sainz faced fierce competition from nine-time world rally champion Sebastien Loeb

By Stephen Edelstein
This slow-motion Cannonball sounds like a real adventure, if you've got the time. The post Driving a 43-HP Geo Metro From NY to LA Takes a While. It’s Worth It appeared first on The Drive.

By Richard Asher
The 2020 world champion's health issues do not appear to be entirely behind him
By RJ O’Connell
The IMSA Endurance Hour Podcast’s two most recent episodes featured four IMSA Hall of Fame drivers plus a potential future inductee. BMW M racing mainstays Robby Foley and Hall of Famer Bill Auberlen were among the guests that sat down with Jonathan Grace in Episode 40, along with IMSA President John Doonan and Ford Archivist […] IMSA Endurance Hour Catch-Up first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Z. S.
One of the things many people still don’t realize is how much solar power and wind power help farmers to be more profitable or to become profitable. Agriculture has never been the easiest industry, but it has been getting especially challenging to make ends meet in some parts of the ... [continued] The post Cranberry Bogs Were Unprofitable, Then Solar Saved The Day appeared first on CleanTechnica.

By Todd Fitch
Dirty and optimistic (much like my ex-girlfriend) this 1972 Imperial on Long Island comes to market with an owner-claimed “all new” 440 engine. Imperial made its grille even more imposing for ’72 with these lantern-style pods on each end.... Read More »

By Brad Brownell
Would you put a liter-bike engine in your tiny hatchback? What about a modern supercharged V8 in your old British hot rod? What's your dream swap?

By The Race Team
Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson’s punishments for their practice collision are the headline penalties on the Mexico grid

By Phate Zhang
Xpeng's monthly deliveries topped 50,000 for the first time, while Nio and Li Auto both saw declines. For details, please visit CnEVPost (cnev.co).

By Phate Zhang
Chery Group sold 295,934 vehicles in October, with exports exceeding 200,000 for the third time this year. For details, please visit CnEVPost (cnev.co).

By Justin Hughes
It was bad enough when the police followed a bum steer from a Flock camera to a woman's home at 2 a.m. and towed her car. Then the towing company wrecked it.
By Z. S.
There’s been a lot of talk this year about a humongous AI bubble. We’ve written about that many times here on CleanTechnica, but focused on the US market. AI software companies have massive valuations/market caps based on hype and growth in AI use but without demonstrating anything close to profitability ... [continued] The post AI Balloon in China Deflates by Half a Trillion Dollars appeared first on CleanTechnica.

By Adam Clarke
Seeing a desirable classic battered and bruised can break any enthusiast’s heart. But sometimes we must look beneath the surface to gauge a car’s true worth. This 1964 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible shows this: while its body carries many scars,... Read More »

By Tyson Hugie
20-year-old vehicle looking very abandoned

By Mike Stephens
Oldsmobile badged numerous automobiles with the number 88 over the years, but one that rarely comes up in Olds enthusiast conversations is the Jetstar. That’s probably because it lasted only three model years, and that was quite some time... Read More »

By Ed Hardy
The Aston Martin driver was looking good for Q2 until a power unit problem caused an early retirement in Q1

By Micah Toll
Five years ago, I did something that seemed pretty ridiculous at the time. I bought a $2,000 electric mini-truck from China, had it shipped across the oceans to the US, and put it to work on my parents’ property in Florida. more…

By Edd Straw
Kimi Antonelli will become more than just F1's youngest-ever world champion if, as looks near-certain, he clinches the 2026 title today
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