A freshly released scene from DOTZ's Kings of Sideways video shows Sébastian Loeb, Mark Webber, David Coulthard and Carlos Sainz having plenty of fun with the E92 DD1, a supercharged BMW M3.
Tesla has announced that all of its cars will be equipped with an AT&T chip for connections like roadside assistance and stolen-vehicle location. Problem is that AT&T is consistently panned for dropped calls and bad service. Is this a smart decision?
First off, two things: the movie Gravity is likely the most realistic space travel-based movie ever made, and I'm about to spoil the crap out of it by revealing one huge flaw. So, if you don't like spoiled movie, you may want to leave. Okay, there's your fair warning. Everyone else, come along!
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Dutch stroller-maker Easywalker has teamed up with MINI for an adorable bit of co-branding in which baby strollers will be sold in livery matching the car's signature looks. Also, it may be the first time in a generation Mini has made a product that's genuinelly light.
One catch — it's half the size of the original.
Gathered here are the Oppositelock posts that people put a good deal of effort into writing over the weekend and Monday. It includes the Hyundai Genesis 5.0 R-Spec, e30 touring, Formula Student Electric and more.
From an asshat-driven $528,000 Ferrari F50 getting totaled
The Bertone Mantide
Imagine this scenario: You're cruising around comfortably in your 2013 Toyota Avalon (I know it's tough to think about, stay with me here), listening to your favorite AM talk radio station when BANG! The airbag explodes in your face. Who's to blame? Spiders, of course!
After selling 78,000 of the Tribeca, the weird looking three-row crossover, Subaru has announced that it will deliver its last Tribecas to dealers in February 2014. They also said they'll "return to the mid-size SUV segment with a three-row vehicle in the future." Hopefully it's better looking next time.
As has been widely reported, I have been asked to leave the Morgan Motor Company by the board. It is a sad decision that I am appealing; I remain a major shareholder in Morgan.
Is there anything more terrifying than attempting to pass a slow-moving truck on a two-lane road when you're really not sure what's waiting for you up ahead? Researchers at the University of Porto in Portugal don't think so; they've come up with a clever system that could allow drivers of smaller vehicles to see right …
Amateur video captured a truck driver at some kind of motor show in Brazil losing control of his truck and sliding into a crowd of spectators. No one was killed, LiveLeak reports but several spectators are hospitalized in serious condition.
The decrease in the cost of LCD/TFT technology and the increase in creativity amongst designers has led to customizable in-car graphics that utilize animation to share information. What's the best example of an in-car graphic that works?
I dare you to find me two more ostentatious cars parked next to each other. Come on. Do it. You can't.
If you're going to be racing your car, you're going to need a helmet first. Whether you've got $200 or $2,000, you can get one of these lids that's not only good looking, but also approved by the authorities.
We saw the Alfa Romeo 4C in action on Alfa's Balocco test circuit
I'm not sure where sheep rank on the Animals That Are Smarter Than They Look scale, but this little girl seemed to know exactly what she was doing when she escaped a truck bound for a slaughterhouse.
It looks like we may be able to expect some cool stuff from Nissan at the Tokyo Motor Show in November. A new report says they'll be showing off a sports car concept designed to battle the Subaru BRZ
Rachel Givens, a 23-year-old woman several years removed from leading her Auburn, Wash. high school to a state girls-baskeball title, was struck by a "small dark sedan or sports car" while crossing a roadway two weeks ago.
It turns out there were people who looked at the ultra extreme, four-off, $4.6 million Lamborghini Veneno
The long nightmare that has been Fisker Automotive's financial situation may be coming to a close, or at least a new chapter, thanks to a wealthy man from Hong Kong.
The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration conducted an analysis of fatality data to determine if there was a relationship between a driver’s seat belt use, known as restrained (buckled) and unrestrained (idiot / not buckled), and factors such as blood alcohol concentration (BAC), age, license status,…
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