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By Andrei Nedelea
I don’t particularly enjoy driving SUVs. Raising a car and then trying to engineer out all the drawbacks feels like a rather elaborate way to avoid buying a wagon. Give me a good sedan or... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Kevin Roy
I remember the early 70s fairly well when it comes to cars. At 14, I was already car-crazy, and after seeing the great cars of the sixties, I was even more excited to see 1970 Chargers, Mustangs, Javelins, Chevelles,... Read More »
By Horatiu Boeriu
The BMW i4 Coupe (NA2) won’t be offered with a base design. Every car will leave the factory with M Sport design as standard, according to the known forum leaker ynguldyn. The same leak says... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Jon Noble
The stewards have explained why Charles Leclerc was only given a five-second penalty for the Mexico incident that enraged Lewis Hamilton
By Ben Vinel
Charles Leclerc was penalised for overtaking Lewis Hamilton off the track, but he still benefitted from the manoeuvre
By Ben Vinel
Charles Leclerc was penalised for overtaking Lewis Hamilton off the track, but he still benefitted from the manoeuvre
By Kevin Roy
1983 was a strange year for the Corvette. The new C4 was supposed to debut, but it didn’t! The C4 featured a slew of advances over the C3, but the company decided to replace the 2-panel roof with a... Read More »
By Michael Barnard
Norwegian shipping company GMI Group is moving ahead with four hydrogen-electric bulk carriers for coastal freight. In October 2026, PowerCell confirmed a follow-up order that brings the program to 24 marine fuel-cell units with 5.4 MW of combined installed capacity. The first two ships, rated at 4,000 deadweight tonnes, are ... [continued] The post Batteries Beat Norway’s Hydrogen Bulk Carriers on Cost in Two Modeled Routes appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Alex Harrington
Charles Leclerc was given a five-second penalty for gaining an advantage after his battle with Lewis Hamilton, and social media could not agree on whether it was fair
By Sam Perkinson
Oldsmobile engineers had been experimenting with front-wheel drive since 1958, originally intending to introduce it on a smaller, less expensive car, possibly the F-85. But the technology was costly to develop, and management decided it made more sense in... Read More »
By Micah Toll
Eli Electric Vehicles is getting ready to reveal a new version of its tiny electric microcar, and this one could expand its usefulness beyond the slow lane. more…
By Andy Kalmowitz
Mitsubishi's Pajero hasn't even made it to showrooms, but the company says that the vast majority of orders for it are coming from outside its usual customers.
By Scotty Gilbertson
This is quite a posh ride for a Fire Chief, not that they haven’t earned it and don’t deserve it. Without any markings and possibly having had a repaint, we don’t know what city or municipality this 1990 Ford... Read More »
By Gene
Elon Musk says SpaceX capex efficiency is underestimated as orbital data centers loom by 2028. The post Elon Musk calls Earth’s data centers “peanuts” next to what SpaceX is planning in orbit appeared first on TESLARATI.
By Micah Toll
For years, the conventional wisdom surrounding electric motorcycles has been fairly straightforward: Build an electric motorcycle that’s just as good as a gasoline-powered motorcycle, make it affordable enough, and eventually riders will switch. It’s essentially the same playbook that electric cars have followed. Make the electric version competitive enough, and eventually the market will move in that direction. more…
By Ronald Vording
F1 still intends to go ahead with the final two Grands Prix of the season in the Middle East after the surprising news from Yamaha. However, F1 is keeping a close eye on developments, including the US midterm elections
By Ronald Vording
F1 still intends to go ahead with the final two grands prix of the season in the Middle East after the surprising news from Yamaha. However, F1 is keeping a close eye on developments, including the US midterm elections
By Kevin Roy
Today, if you think of a compact car, you may think of a Subaru Impreza, Honda Civic, Kia K4, or Hyundai Elantra. For an American-made option, you may think of the Ford Focus, Chevy Cruze, or Tesla Model 3.... Read More »
By Stephen Edelstein
Some rock stars commission a customized supercar or hot rod. Metallica frontman James Hetfield got himself a piece of construction equipment. The post Metallica Skid Steer: Where Heavy Metal Meets Heavy Equipment appeared first on The Drive.
By Jo Borrás
Legendary truck brand Peterbilt is lowering procurement barriers for state and municipal fleets looking to electrify their assets by adding its growing lineup of medium- and heavy-duty battery electric trucks to its cooperative purchasing Agreement with Sourcewell. more…
By Steve Hanley
In August 2018, Rick Wilson, a long-time GOP media consultant, published a book entitled Everything Trump Touches Dies. In it, he argued that MAGA and Trump will ruin the reputations, careers, and stability of the people and institutions that choose to align with him. Recently, Paul Krugman and Heather Cox ... [continued] The post “Everything Trump Touches Dies” — A Warning For America appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Arthur Frederick (Fritz) Hasler
We were headed west again for the 6th time, driving the ~1500 miles from our lake house in Northern Wisconsin to our winter home near the grandchildren in Northern Utah. We had totaled our 2019 Tesla Model 3 in an accident in May; therefore, this was our first road trip ... [continued] The post Westward Ho! First Trip Cross Country with Our New 2026 Tesla Model Y & Full Self Driving V14 appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Elizabeth Puckett
Some classic cars are interesting because of their performance, while others stand out because of their history. This 1969 Ford Torino Talladega manages to offer both. Listed on craigslist in California’s Inland Empire, this Wimbledon White example is advertised... Read More »
By Stephen Edelstein
In the 1980s, PPG took its role as CART sponsor seriously with one-off pace cars, even roping in Ferrari to build this. The post Ferrari Built This One-Off, $1 Million Pace Car in the ’80s. It Just Resurfaced appeared first on The Drive.
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