I'm not talking about Gordon Murray's blueprints, nor the Ultima GTR that was used for the prototype
I'm not talking about Gordon Murray's blueprints, nor the Ultima GTR that was used for the prototype
The wreck of the cruise ship Costa Concordia
There's a bit of a kerfuffle in Washington regarding rental cars, car dealers, and recalls. Washington wants cars involved in a recall to not be rented until the recall is satisfied. Car dealers and automakers don't agree. What do you think?
Forget Dubai and their ridiculous Ferrari FF and Lamborghini Aventador police cars
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I'm currently writing this from a castle in southern Sweden, where I've been invited to drive the new, "production" Volvo S60 Polestar, which will only be sold in Australia. I'll post my review of the new car later (hint: I really like it, especially compared to the lackluster "Polestar Edition" C30 I drove a while back). …
When I was younger (and arguably less intelligent) my friends and I dabbled in a bit of ‘urban exploring’ to supplement our automotive thrills. We’d track down old abandon buildings in the post-industrial decay of metropolitan St. Louis and venture around the properties. What we never found, though, was a legitimate automotive graveyard, like this.
Nurburgring's Nordschliefe hasn't seen an F1 race since 1976. But occasionally, a current team will take a car to the track just to have a little bit of fun. That's what Mercedes just did with their 2011 F1 car and an old retired man named Michael,
Yesterday's holiday in Canuckistan caused me to to be distracted by a lake, sun and drinks so gathered here are the Oppositelock posts that people have put a good deal of effort into writing from the last 4 days. Today's edition includes an ode to a Mercedes 190e, a father and son sharing their passion for cars, a…