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The pilots, trainees for the Finnish Air Force, were behind the yoke of two Grob G 115 single-prop aircraft on April 13 when they made their artistic detours.
Read MoreNearly 400 horsepower ought to be enough to make the new Supersport 400 drive as good as it looks.
Read MoreExciting, complex, and utterly approachable, MotoGP races offer a lot more entertainment for the money than Formula 1.
Read MoreWe're looking at the end of GM's electric truck plans, Tesla scrambling to fix lackluster sales in India, Amazon's car sales flopping, and another Ford recall.
Read MoreWe're looking at the slow death of Sony Honda Mobility, as well as targeted pricing for the new Nissan Xterra, VW downsizing production, and more.
Read MoreThe cops notified the car's owner, and the LAPD says its detectives are on the case.
Read MoreWe're looking at Tesla's tax dodging, and Europe's turn to EVs. We'll also look at some ill portents for Level 3 autonomy, and Ford's fiery F-150 fallout.
Read MoreWe're looking at Uber investing in robotaxis, Nissan pushing back against tariffs on Mexican production and more.
Read MoreThe trar was ticketed at 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 7 and crushed just six hours later.
Read MoreDepending on the type of engine that powers your vehicle and the number of cylinders, you may or may not have balance shafts that help keep things smooth.
Read MoreTo hell with resale value, the Rewind is a special edition that'll make you smile every time you see it, and look back at your car every time you park.
Read MoreWe're looking at European buyers turning to EVs as gas prices rise, and Tesla getting regulatory approval on the continent for FSD and more.
Read MoreIn this morning's edition, we're looking at gas prices cracking the $4 mark, as well as GM idling Factory Zero.
Read MoreLocal residents said they think the hidden surveillance is tracking citizens who leave food at water for refugees near the Mexican border.
Read MoreOnce you've picked up the 3D-printed Lambo body, you'll need to download an engine, drivertrain, interior, wheels, and basically everything else.
Read MoreWe're looking at the death of Afeela, and the FTC's crackdown on dealership employees' false advertising in social media posts and more.
Read MoreYou gave a wealth of answers that spanned the globe, and today we're looking through your picks.
Read MoreApple already rakes in $100 billion per year from services, but the company's looking to bump that number up as hardware gets harder to build.
Read MoreWe're looking at GM's newest autonomy tests, as well as the return of the EV in the European market and more.
Read MoreWe're looking at the tariff costs borne by European automakers, as well as the desire for Chinese EVs among U.S. car buyers and more.
Read MoreIf I were a betting woman, I wouldn't put my money on SyberJet's horse.
Read MoreWe're looking at Tesla avoiding a multi-million-car recall, and Chrysler's new boss needing to actually do something with the nameplate and more.
Read MoreStellantis-owned DS is my pick, for simple redundancy.
Read MoreWe're looking at Rivian's new team-up with Uber on robotaxis, as well as the war on Iran's effects on Japanese supply chains and more.
Read MoreChrysler's merch store is just sad.
Read MoreYou turned in a wealth of answers, a deeply unsurprising number of which came from Toyota.
Read MoreAll in all, we're rapidly approaching Fun Vehicle Season here in the Northeast. Clearly, you are in desperate need of something fun to tool around in.
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