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For The Price Of A BMW 5 Series, You Could Buy A Whole Damn Train
This General Electric Genesis P32AC-DM locomotive, straight from the rails of the Metro-North Railroad, is just about the neatest thing I've seen on GovDeals.
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Slow-Running Houston Cops Flag Down Uber To Help Chase Suspect They Lost, And He Still Got Away
Unable to catch the running, half-naked suspect on foot, the cops eventually hitched a ride in a nearby Uber, but that wasn't much help either.
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Do You Think Hypercars Are Still Relevant?
Every mega-wealthy car collector is hoarding every new model from their favored brand, so why not sell them another $5,000,000 hypercar every year or two?
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Genesis GV90's B-Pillar-Less Neolun Arch Gate Coach Doors Are A Masterpiece Of Engineering
Before you go yelling about your old pickup truck or the Honda Element, stop right there, because the Neolun Arch Gate is in a different league.
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E-Bike-Riding Teenagers Invade Airport Runway, Forcing Pilot To Abort Landing
Unsurprisingly, Oakland Southwest Airport is planning additional security measures to ensure an intrusion like this doesn't happen again.
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Airplanes Should Not Have Windows
I'm sure a bunch of you disagree, so prepare to hurl insults at me in the comments below. I don't care if this makes you boo, I've seen what makes you cheer.
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25 Countries Join New ATLAS Initiative To Bring Civilian Nuclear Power To Ships And Coastal Seas
The main regulatory body for nuclear power around the world is putting its back into the effort.
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I Met My Automotive Hero, And It Was Divine
Going for a life-affirming drive in a Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the greatest car ever made.
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All The New Cars We Spotted In GTA VI's Extended Look Trailer, And Their Real-Life Counterparts
GTA VI is doubling down on featuring cars that are very clearly inspired by real products, but stay just on the right side of copyright law.
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FAA Fires Two LaGuardia Controllers For Leaving Work Early Before Fatal Crash
Veteran controllers revealed that it was common for shift supervisors to let overworked controllers go home early as a reward.
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These Are The TV Shows You Love Watching For The Background Cars
It actually seems like the more unrealistic and nondescript the car is, the more likely we are to be enamored by them.
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UAW Wants The U.S.-Canada Trade War To End
Plus, railroads raking in cash from fuel fees. We'll also look at Lucid's latest recall, and Porsche's plans to downsize.
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What Would Be Your Ideal Drag Strip Sleeper?
The goal is to make sure your opponent doesn't realize what's going on until you've left the line.
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At $8,995, Is This 1986 Chevy Corvette Convertible An Audacious Deal?
While not exactly beloved by Corvette enthusiasts, the C4 is coming into its own as prices for older models are on the rise. But is this one worth $9k?
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GTA VI Has A Race Track, And Racing Looks Like A Much Bigger Deal In New Gameplay Trailer
The 27-minute Extended Look trailer is the most extensive dump of Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay and information we've seen yet, with lots of new car details.
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Brush Up On Motorcycle Racing Techniques With Six-Time Isle Of Man Winner Geoff Duke In This 1960s Film: What's Streaming
Perhaps Duke's most important advice, as he himself labels it, is that a rider simply needs to "know his limitations and those of his machine."
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SpaceX To Build Second Spaceport In Louisiana That It Claims Could Launch Thousands Of Starship Rockets Per Year
Keep in mind that all this hinges on Starship eventually becoming a real boy!
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I Owned A Pontiac Aztek, And Honestly, I Think The Haters Missed Out
Hi, my name is Lalita Chemello and I'm a proud former Pontiac Aztek owner.
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Uber's Rising Rideshare Fares Aren't Helping Its Drivers With Inflation Or Rising Insurance Costs
Uber defended itself by saying the line item's rising percentage can be attributed to rising insurance costs. Studies show that's not really the whole story.
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IIHS Says Drivers Use Phones Before Crashing More Than Police Report
Our phone addiction is here to stay it seems, and it's, quite predictably, leading to crashes.
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Hyundai To Launch A Rear-Drive Performance Car By 2030, And A New High-Volume Performance Brand Between N-Line And Full-Fat N Models
The new RWD Hyundai N model will be offered with all-wheel drive, but we have no further details yet.
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FIA Declares Red Bull's Engine Best In F1, Gives Everyone Else Catch-Up Tokens
Thousand-dollar event tickets and stadium parking-lot races aren't the only things Formula 1 is co-opting from the United States.
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China Pushes For Recalls To Keep Car Quality Up
Plus, Volkswagen's push for job cuts. We'll also look at Waymo's adventure to Munich, and Dutch regulators eyeing Tesla for recalls.
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These Are Your Favorite Micro Cars
If traffic resembled confetti or sprinkles on an ice cream cone rather than a gray wall, I don't think I'd mind it so much.
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Which Car Should Have Been More Expensive?
If we want to put a more positive spin on it, which cars felt like they were held back by attempts to keep their prices lower?
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Jimmy Carr Is Apparently 'In Talks' To Reboot Top Gear Again, Which Means The BBC Still Has No Idea Why People Loved The Original
The original Top Gear trio is an impossible team to recreate, but the BBC may give it another shot with a celebrity who also happens to be a car enthusiast.
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At $9,900, Is This 2000 Subaru Impreza Casa Blanca A JDM Jewel?
Never sold in the United States, this funky-faced Impreza will certainly be the rarest Subaru at your local car meet. But is it worth nearly $10k?
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