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By Stephen Edelstein
The automaker has developed holographic tech that can project images across specially laminated glass. The post Mercedes-Benz Wants to Turn Windshields Into Screens. The Tech Already Exists, Too appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
The Escorter was a futuristic mini taxi built for the 1964 New York World's Fair. The post Not Just Buses: Greyhound Used These Funky, Open-Air Vehicles to Shuttle People Around appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
Tomo wants to sell you a stripped Ranger chassis with two seats and a steering wheel. The post This American Company Wants to Build Job Site Trucks on Top of Ford Rangers appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
The interactive model catalogs every part of the NB Miata, down to the last bolt. The post Someone Spent Months Making a 3D Miata Model You Can Take Apart for Free appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
A high center of gravity can be difficult to manage, but a little patience goes a long way. The post Want to Drive Tall Trucks Fast Off-Road? Listen to These Experts Tell You How appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
Most off-road recoveries don't come with the possibility of unexploded ordnance. The post Recovering a 65-Ton Tank With No Tracks From a Swampy Field Is Hard Work appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
A simple exhaust mod makes a big difference on this ordinary family SUV. The post Ever Heard a Kia Telluride With an Aftermarket Exhaust? Well, Here’s One appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
Hint: It's not a John Deere or a Case IH. The post The World’s Most Powerful Tractor Is This 1,600-HP Hybrid appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
Buying a cheap Toyota hatchback might be cheaper than renting a car for a longer road trip. The post Is a Used Econobox Cheaper Than a Rental Car? appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
Not only is this equipment capable of reaching high in the air, but it also had to lift a 413-ton structure more than 160 feet. The post Meet the Mega Crane That Helped Build the World’s Tallest Wind Turbine appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
George Nunnally Chevrolet's $400K markup on this Corvette ZR1X makes other dealers' price adjustments look charitable. The post A Chevy Dealer Thinks the Corvette ZR1X is a $700,000 Car appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
Last year, several states passed laws requiring speed limiter devices for repeat offenders. The post States Are Forcing Speed-Limiter Devices on ‘Super Speeders’ appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
VW added pizzazz to its practical family hauler, but the competition’s playing to win your money. The post 2027 Volkswagen Atlas First Drive Review: Calling All Helicopter Parents appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is now betting the company's future on robots and self-driving robotaxis after betting it all on the Cybertruck. The post The Tesla Cybertruck Is Dead appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
CEO Elon Musk called it the "end of an era" as the EV maker plans to end Cybertruck production to build more robotaxis instead. The post The Tesla Cybertruck Will Die Next Year So the Cybercab Can Live: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Gran Turismo 3 helped put the PS2 on the map and showcased its power. Turns out, the Dreamcast could handle it all along. The post Gran Turismo 3, The PS2’s Defining Racing Game, Somehow Works on a Sega Dreamcast appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
Greg Mathews loves Drift Tengoku, but it went out of print in 2024. He's manually scanning old copies of the magazine to save forever, along with a few caring collaborators. The post Archiving a Shuttered Japanese Drift Magazine’s Entire Back Catalog Is a Labor of Love appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Seating position is a personal thing, but I just can't find one in the Chevy Colorado that works for me. The post The 2026 Chevy Colorado Is a Midsize Truck, and I’m a Midsized Man. So Why Don’t I Fit? appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
Did we mention that this all-carbon 1968 Ford F-100 has a manual gearbox? The post Here’s What a Classic Ford Pickup Looks Like Made from Carbon Fiber appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
We sampled Chevy's new 5.7-liter and 6.6-liter in the updated Silverado 1500. They're as good as we'd hoped. The post 2027 Chevrolet Silverado First Drive Review: A Huge ‘W’ for V8s appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Once again, Ford is making bold pricing promises with a new truck. It hasn't proven an ability to stick to those targets in the past. The post The Nicest Ford Fathom Will Cost Under $40K. The Question Is for How Long: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
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.
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.
By Caleb Jacobs
Only two reported oil changes on the CarFax looked like a documentation discrepancy—until they popped off the valve covers. The post Lincoln Owner Only Changed Their Oil Twice in 70,000 Miles. Here’s the Result appeared first on The Drive.
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