BMW Wants to Make It Easier for You to Drift Its Cars
BMW has a new idea for drivers who want to slide a car sideways without doing much of the work themselves. A patent application found at the German Patent and Trade Mark Office describes a
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In America, a Bull Bar Is a Look. In Australia, It’s Just Another Factory Option
The new Mitsubishi Pajero dropped this week; Americans know this model as the Montero. And while it left our market without ceremony 20 years ago, the three-row off-roader remained popular overseas as a less-expensive Toyota
Jeep’s Best Path to a V8 Wagoneer Is Hiding In Plain Sight
So far, Jeep has been somewhat left out of the V8 party. The Wrangler 392 soldiers on, and Gladiator 392 is coming, but at the other end of the spectrum, the V8 has been eliminated
This Independent BMW Mechanic Built a Cooler Digital Dash Than BMW Itself
A while back, we said that big screens in cars wasn’t the answer—many more tiny ones are. Clever minds in the aftermarket have started to explore that concept, building digital gauge clusters for vehicles that
Tesla Cybercab Isn’t Just Missing a Steering Wheel. It Doesn’t Even Have Brake Lines
The Tesla Cybercab, aka Robotaxi, is a driverless personal transportation pod resembling a car. With no steering wheel and no pedals, I’m sure it’ll feel freaky to ride in even if you’re used to the
Gabriel Bortoleto Is ‘Willing to Sacrifice Everything’ to Achieve F1 Greatness. Anything Less Isn’t an Option
Ask the seasoned veterans and team headhunters up and down the Formula 1 paddock, and there’s only one name they’ll whisper when discussing rising talent and untapped potential: “Gabi.” As someone with decades of experience
A New Toyota Camry Costs Thousands Less Than It Did In 1997 (If You Adjust For Inflation)
Prices for new vehicles in the U.S. are at all-time highs, but why it’s so tough to afford one is more complicated than just the large sticker price.
The Dodge Brothers Share An Ornate Egyptian-Inspired Mausoleum As Their Resting Place
The ostentatious monument, filled with references to kingly protection and blessings from gods, speaks to how the brothers saw themselves: Titans of industry.
Can You Drive To Alaska From The Continental US With A Regular Driver’s License?
If you’re flying from one of the Lower 48 states to Alaska, you can get by with your regular ID, but if you’re driving through Canada, things are different.
F1 Shortening Races So Engines Can Be More Fuel-Thirsty
This small change for 2027 will allow an increase in ICE horsepower by raising fuel flow limits without forcing the teams to completely redesign their cars.