Laurent Mekies: Charles Leclerc’s penalty “felt a bit light”
By Rahaan Mazumder
Laurent Mekies beleives Charles Leclerc's five-second Mexico City GP penalty was a bit light after Ferrari's lap one clash
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Lando Norris blasts F1 top speed limiters: “We should easily go quicker than a motorbike”
By Rahaan Mazumder
Lando Norris blasts F1's limiter for ruining racing at the Mexico City GP, comparing the cars to MotoGP bikes
First: Volvo CE Electric equipment does the work, without disturbing the wildlife
By Jo Borrás
For the first time, electric equipment assets are being put to work in the National Wildlife Refuge System, where a battery-powered, zero-emission ECR25 Electric compact excavator and L25 Electric compact wheel loader made by Volvo CE are making the wild more accessible to everyone. more…
NASA's Swift Space Telescope Re-Enters Atmosphere With Five Times More Risk Of Casualties Than Anticipated
By Nicholas Werner
It's unlikely that anybody made a specific mistake; this is probably the result of, well, space being hard.
Movie Star Car: 1965 Plymouth Barracuda
By Kevin Roy
George Barris. Since the mid-1960s, the name has always sent a shiver down my spine. The Beverly Hillbillies truck, the Batmobile, the Munsters’ Coach, and Drag-U-La are the popular TV show creations we loved back then. But the Barris... Read More »
GM is recalling more than 67,000 Cadillac and Chevy EVs over a brake software defect
By Peter Johnson
General Motors (GM) issued a recall affecting more than 67,000 Cadillac and Chevy EVs because a software glitch can cause a temporary loss of braking. more…
Air Grabber Hood! 1971 Plymouth GTX
By Christopher Gullo
Plymouth developed the GTX as its intermediate muscle car to rival the Pontiac GTO. It existed as its own Model from 1967 through 1971, after which it existed as a trim package on the Plymouth Road Runner until 1974,... Read More »
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2026 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro: Trading Luxury for Ruggedness
By Jordan Schiefer
In the sea of modern truck choices, the Toyota Tundra TRD Pro opts to lean hard into its rugged roots over superficial luxury.
Shoppers View CPO Used Cars As Attractive Alternative to New Ones
By McKynzie Steward
A new study from Kelley Blue Book parent company Cox Automotive finds that interest in Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) vehicles remains strong as shoppers continue searching for alternatives to expensive new vehicles.
Nabrawind’s Crane-Free Wind Towers Face a Supplier Test
By Michael Barnard
Spain’s Nabrawind has developed a way to install exceptionally tall wind turbine towers without bringing an enormous crawler crane to the site. Its Nabralift system uses a tubular upper tower supported by a three-legged steel structure. Hydraulic equipment raises the assembled turbine while modular sections are inserted below it near ... [continued] The post Nabrawind’s Crane-Free Wind Towers Face a Supplier Test appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Golden Opportunity: 1970 Buick Gran Sport 455
By Christopher Gullo
When I look at a classic project car, my mind immediately starts tallying the cost to get it to a point where I would be happy driving it. Luckily, this Buick Grand Sport 455 is in decent enough shape... Read More »
Ford Fathom EV pickup prices will range from $28,350 to the high $30Ks
By Peter Johnson
Ford’s upcoming Fathom electric pickup will be among the most affordable EVs in the US, starting at $28,350. Even pricier trims will start at under $40,000. more…
Flock Just Replaced a Camera My City Banned and Unplugged, Calling It ‘Broken’
By Joel Feder
Plymouth's police chief says his department had no idea Flock was replacing a camera it unplugged. Staff are headed there now. The post Flock Just Replaced a Camera My City Banned and Unplugged, Calling It ‘Broken’ appeared first on The Drive.
Ferrari Luce sold out for 2027 after design controversy
By Joey Klender
Ferrari’s first electric vehicle, the Luce, is fully sold out for 2027, according to CEO Benedetto Vigna. Presenting third-quarter results, he stated: “Everything we plan to sell next year is already fully allocated. Client test drives, scheduled for next year, will help further boost demand. We have no critical issues, neither on manufacturing nor on […] The post Ferrari Luce sold out for 2027 after design controversy appeared first on TESLARATI.
The Great One: 1969 Pontiac GTO
By Kevin Roy
The Pontiac dealer sales brochure for 1969 is quoted as saying, “For people who think driving should be fun…”. The craigslist ad for this particular GTO says “1969 GTO, real- Not a Clone.” The catchphrase at the time was... Read More »
GM Recalls Over 67,000 EVs for Potential Brake Failure
By Jasmine Bingham
GM recalled 67,380 EVs for a software issue that could cause the brakes to fail in Lyriq, Celestiq, Vistiq, and Blazer EV models.
Tesla Allegedly Misled Thousands Of South Korean Customers About 'Full Self-Driving'
By Andy Kalmowitz
Currently, just 20% of Teslas registered in South Korea can legally use FSD because they're built in the U.S., while the rest are made in China.
GM Recalls Over 67,000 Chevy Blazer EVs And Cadillac Lyriqs, Vistiqs, And Even Celestiqs For Temporary Loss Of Braking
By Logan K. Carter
The remedy comes in the form of an over-the-air update for owners who have opted in to those, otherwise owners will have to take their vehicles to dealerships.
BMW Just Went 186 MPH In The New Alpina 7 Series
By Chris Tsui
The last-gen Alpina B7 already had a top speed of 205 mph, so 186 was frankly table stakes.
F1 Podcast: Ocon's early exit and Camara's early debut
By The Race Team
The Race F1 Podcast delves into Esteban Ocon's abrupt exit and Rafa Camara's sudden debut
If It Ain’t Broke: 2005 Mercury Grand Marquis
By Sam Perkinson
In 2005, for buyers who thought the Buick LeSabre might be getting just a little too modern, Mercury still had the answer. The Grand Marquis, born in 1975 as an upgraded Marquis, was for people who wanted no part... Read More »
Home Depot early Black Friday sale arrives, Fanttik USB-C pruning shears $80, WORX 9-in-1 leaf blower $91, more
By Simon Walsh
We’re a few days into November and the deals are flying. Today’s 9to5Toys Green Deals is packed with notable finds, which are headlined by Home Depot’s early Black Friday sale. In that post we cover how you can score BOGO FREE tools, $1,250 off appliances, and more. Others markdowns include Fanttik’s USB-C rechargeable pruning shears at $80, this 9-in-1 WORX leaf blower for only $91, and even EcoFlow’s latest 320W RAPID Pro desktop charger at $140. Head below for a closer look at the details. Oh, and don’t forget to scope out Electrek‘s best EV buying and leasing deals as well as the Electrek…
Celebrities Think They Want Classic Cars. The Man Who Built Theirs Says They Don’t
By Joel Feder
Vintage Modern Founder and CEO Chau Nguyen told The Drive how Ryan Reynolds' first drive led to $249,000 new Broncos with 1960s-style bodies. The post Celebrities Think They Want Classic Cars. The Man Who Built Theirs Says They Don’t appeared first on The Drive.
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