Where injured MotoGP riders stand ahead of Qatar GP
By Valentin Khorounzhiy
The MotoGP grid has arrived in Qatar ahead of the long-doubted Qatar Grand Prix weekend - but how many riders will actually take to the track in the premier class?
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MotoGP riders open up on controversial Qatar GP: 'I was a bit worried'
By Richard Asher
There was no sign of rider resistance on Thursday at Losail, with Pecco Bagnaia and Pedro Acosta taking a friendly stance with the organisers
This Custom 1999 Chevy Tahoe Takes OBS Builds to New Heights
By John Mata Jr.
AS SEEN IN OUR OBS BUILDERS GUIDE FALL 2026 ISSUE – Buy Now! The Coolest Tahoe On The Streets Meet Payton Marie and her 1999… Continue reading This Custom 1999 Chevy Tahoe Takes OBS Builds to New Heights The post This Custom 1999 Chevy Tahoe Takes OBS Builds to New Heights appeared first on Street Trucks.
Riders play nice at controversial MotoGP Qatar GP: 'Everything feels normal'
By Richard Asher
There was no sign of rider resistance on Thursday at Lusail, with Francesco Bagnaia and Pedro Acosta taking a friendly stance with the organisers
6 Hours of Monza Preview
By Ewan Wane
The 2026 FIA World Endurance Championship season comes to a close this weekend with the eighth and final round, the 6 Hours of Monza. The Temple of Speed, which previously hosted the championship from 2021 to 2023 before the Italian stop on the schedule moved to Imola, has returned to the calendar as a consequence […] 6 Hours of Monza Preview first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
New Jersey is putting 10 MW of community solar on warehouse roofs
By Michelle Lewis
Warehouse roofs are prime real estate for solar, and Faropoint is putting more of that underused space to work in New Jersey. The industrial property owner has started construction on the first of 16 community solar projects totaling more than 10 megawatts (MW). more…
Get Set, Go! A New Season of Ford Truck Builds
By DEVAN ENCE
AS SEEN IN OUR OBS BUILDERS GUIDE FALL 2026 ISSUE – Buy Now! Get Set GO! Summer is in full swing! I hope you all… Continue reading Get Set, Go! A New Season of Ford Truck Builds The post Get Set, Go! A New Season of Ford Truck Builds appeared first on Street Trucks.
Video: Let’s Drive the All-new 2027 Chevy Silverado 1500 ZR2 6.6L V8!
By Andre Smirnov
It’s time to drive the all-new 2027 Chevy Silverado 1500. Specifically this 6.6L V8-powered halo ZR2 off-road truck. This truck has a bigger and more powerful engine. It rolls on bigger 35-inch all-terrain tires. It still has front and rear locking differentials. The truck’s suspension has been upgraded. Let’s drive it on a difficult Arizona […] The post Video: Let’s Drive the All-new 2027 Chevy Silverado 1500 ZR2 6.6L V8! appeared first on The Fast Lane Truck.
BF Auction: 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III
By Josh
The Lincoln Continental Mark III might have been boxier than its predecessor, but it was possibly one of Lincoln’s sleekest designs. Its slab sides and massive proportions gave it serious presence, even parked next to a Rolls-Royce. This one... Read More »
These Are The Recessionmobiles You Want Automakers To Build
By Amber DaSilva
Answers include selections from the oil embargo of the '70s to the very modern segment of electrically aided micro mobility.
Toyota updates the 2027 RAV4 PHEV with an NACS port and up to 52 miles of EV range
By Peter Johnson
The 2027 Toyota RAV4 is bringing a few major updates, including an added NACS charge port on all plug-in hybrid (PHEV) models. more…
Tesla Giga Texas reportedly moves to 24/7 production
By Joey Klender
Tesla’s Austin Gigafactory is reportedly shifting to round-the-clock vehicle production through the end of 2026, according to longtime drone observer Joe Tegtmeyer. In his November 2 update, Tegtmeyer, widely regarded as one of the most reliable independent sources on Giga Texas activity (we call him the Drone GOAT), stated that the plant has added a […] The post Tesla Giga Texas reportedly moves to 24/7 production appeared first on TESLARATI.
Ford Execs: Fathom Electric Truck Will Stay Under $40,000
By Chris Teague
The electric truck will ride on a new Ford platform and offer advanced features for a potentially groundbreaking starting price.
Electric Buses Need a Plan for the Next Operating Contract
By Michael Barnard
Greater Manchester is entering a new stage of bus franchising. In September 2026, Go-Ahead announced that Go North West had won two Bee Network operating contracts covering 38 routes and approximately 60 buses, with service beginning in March 2027. Eighteen of those routes will operate from a new depot in ... [continued] The post Electric Buses Need a Plan for the Next Operating Contract appeared first on CleanTechnica.
BMW Is Keeping The B7 Name For The New ALPINA 7 Series
By Horatiu Boeriu
The V8-powered ALPINA 7 Series (G72) due in 2027 revives the B7 badge last worn by the G12, and the ALPINA version of the next-generation X7 will still be sold as the XB7. The new... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
The Most Expensive Ford Fathom Will Still Cost Under $40,000
By Andy Kalmowitz
Plus Canada is refusing to back down on its trade dispute with the U.S., Toyota is posting monster numbers and more.
Why a new Honda F1 engine problem was brutally exposed
By Scott Mitchell-Malm
Honda got caught out by its Formula 1 engine’s lack of robustness in a new way in Mexico, which has already prompted countermeasures for this weekend’s race in Brazil.
2027 Toyota Tundra: Off-Road Upgrades, Better Towing
By Nelson Ireson
The 2027 Toyota Tundra now offers a new Trailhunter package, Fox QS3 shocks on the TRD Pro, and a suite of new trailer-assistance tech.
BMW i3 Touring Might Actually Keep the Beloved Rear Window Hatch
By Nico DeMattia
BMW has slowly been killing off one of owners’ favorite features: the rear window hatch. For decades, BMW “Touring” wagons had rear window glass that would open independently of the tailgate, so you could quickly toss small items into the trunk without opening the entire hatch. But in recent years, as new Touring models released, they’ve been losing their window hatches, like the current 5 Series and M5 Touring. Thankfully, it might be coming back […] The post BMW i3 Touring Might Actually Keep the Beloved Rear Window Hatch appeared first on BimmerLife.
Acura Is Keeping the Original NSX Alive By Rolling Out More Than 3,000 New Parts
By Zach Butler
Two decades after its production run wrapped up, Acura is now offering brand-new reproduction parts for original NSX customers, to help support its iconic sports car for years to come. The post Acura Is Keeping the Original NSX Alive By Rolling Out More Than 3,000 New Parts appeared first on TFLcar.
Drag Strip Bound? 700 HP 1969 Pontiac Lemans
By Kevin Roy
If you have been around the car scene for any length of time, you either know someone or you’re the one whose project just stalled. A new job, kids, and, in this case, moving out of state can prompt... Read More »
Electric cars are about to overtake petrol in the UK, data shows
By Fred Lambert
Battery-electric cars took 32% of the UK’s new car market in October, while petrol cars fell to just 37.2%, according to new data from the SMMT. That’s the closest the two have been. At the current pace, electric cars will outsell petrol in the UK within a year. And it could happen as soon as this December. more…
Because Women: Rethinking What Freedom of Movement Can Feel Like
By Guest Contributor
Most women know the unspoken checklist before getting into a car. They consider their surroundings, decide whether to chat or pretend to be on a phone call, and send a quick text to a friend with their live location, just in case. Getting from one place to another is rarely ... [continued] The post Because Women: Rethinking What Freedom of Movement Can Feel Like appeared first on CleanTechnica.
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