Automakers are testing humanoid robots for repetitive jobs currently performed by humans. BMW admits its experimental humanoid is still slower than flesh-and-blood factory workers. Some experts question whether human-shaped robots offer meaningful productivity gains. Humanoid
Range Rover’s fifth model breaks from the SUV mold entirely. It launches all-electric, though a hybrid version could follow later. The GT slots in beside the Evoque, Velar, Sport and flagship. Range Rover is preparing
Bugatti’s new Veyron wheels finally eliminate dependence on hugely expensive PAX tires. Larger factory rims accept modern Chiron-sized Michelin rubber costing thousands less. New tires cost around $3,600, though Veyron owners also have to pay
Semi-truck racing has been a thing for decades, and rightfully so. There’s just something extra entertaining about watching vehicles not built to go fast hit the track. It’s definitely a niche within the niche that
If you have a vintage Jeep and need parts, you should head to Texas—ASAP. Jeep Heritage is a parts and restoration firm based in Johnson City, about 50 miles west of Austin, that’s been accumulating
When Lamborghini introduces a new V12 supercar, it’s usually a momentous event worthy of scientific naming. The launch of the Murcielago as the replacement for the Diablo was like the end of the Cretaceous period,
Driving a car from a defunct brand can be incredibly cool, but keeping one on the road requires serious planning, foresight, and resourcefulness.
Whether you’re traveling as a simple pair, or bringing along four kids for your summer adventure, there’s an RV or camper that can fit your needs.
A tiny, cheap car sounds just right for 1968 – and it was, if the car in question was the VW Beetle. But Subaru’s first U.S. entry had a host of problems.
Back in the day, police officers often used spike strips to puncture tires and force fleeing vehicles to a halt. Now they use devices called Stop Sticks.
