Several upgrades have been made to the original turbo-diesel of this Defender. The exterior has also been transformed and is painted in Oak Green Metallic. A Texan rancher originally commissioned this Defender and is now
The Grand Tour will return on September 4 with new hosts. They’re James Engelsman, Thomas Holland, and Francis Bourgeois. Fans seem split on the reboot, but many said they’ll give it a chance. Jeremy Clarkson,
South Australia Police has deployed six new shadow police vehicles. Their US-inspired reflective graphics are hard to see in daylight. Fleet includes Subaru Outbacks, Toyota Klugers and Land Cruisers. South Australia Police is borrowing from
Nissan is preparing to axe the Altima and Rogue Plug-In Hybrid. Amid slowing sales, Nissan believes they only need one sedan in America. Plug-in hybrid crossover will be replaced by the new Rogue e-Power. Earlier
Ballet Cat keeps its looks but gets more powerful electric motors. GWM aims this curvy little hatchback squarely at female buyers. A built-in selfie camera uploads photos straight to social media. Great Wall Motor, which
Ominous Israeli surveillance tech is now being deployed on American roads. FalcoNet, brought to you by a company called Cognyte (Israel’s Palantir rival), secretly tracks people by intercepting the connection between your phone and the
Diesel engines hate cold weather. Negative temperatures cause fluids to thicken like molasses while zapping power from a truck’s batteries, making it awfully hard on your rig in the winter. Modern pickups have gotten pretty
Free batteries are a big bonus when we’re talking about Milwaukee tools—a 2 Ah lithium-ion battery is normally $119. Get one thrown in for $0 with a Milwaukee orbital finishing sander or heat gun (both
The next era of The Grand Tour is upon us. We know who the new hosts are set to be—Throttle House duo Thomas Holland and James Engelsman along with celebrated weird train TikToker Francis Bourgeois—and
California has demanded that approximately 11,000 residents re-take their written driving tests after the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles discovered “discrepancies” suggesting that widespread cheating may plague one of the simplest evaluations known to humankind.
