Ridley has officially introduced the Falcn RS 2.0, a lighter aero-focused race bike with a claimed 6.2kg top build and 35mm tyre clearance.
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GM’s V8 SUVs Get The Same Gas Mileage They Did In 2009
GM’s most efficient gasoline full-size SUVs are rated at 17 mpg combined in 2025, matching their 2010 rating, according to The Drive.
Why Transit Dimensions Change Real-World Workflow
Transit dimensions change in response to passenger demand, urban growth, and technological…
Recreating An Antique Hit-and-Miss Engine With Lego Is One Way To Kill Time
YouTuber Delton Adams built a working Lego model of an antique hit-and-miss engine, using vacuum power and a fly-ball governor.
One Of Today’s Greatest Automotive Designers Owned A Porsche 914. That Says A Lot About The Car
A modified 1970 Porsche 914-6 formerly owned by designer Luc Donckerwolcke sold for €225,000 on Bring a Trailer.
This Animator Is Making A ‘Cars’ Prequel Film With Spot-On 3D Models Of NASCAR Icons
Ariya Alexander Berenji is developing a Cars fan prequel about Strip Weathers, with NASCAR-inspired characters and 3D designs.
There’s Still Hope For The Old-Fashioned Hand Brake
Ford and RTR’s drift-brake setup keeps a pull-handle brake in the Mustang, preserving a control that is disappearing from new cars.
Rivian Knows Your Teen Doesn’t Need 1,025 Horsepower
Rivian says Teen Mode and Valet Mode are planned for early 2027, with configurable limits for power, driving features and cabin access.
Why Specs Only Matter When They Match Use
Understanding why specs only matter when they match your use can help you make smarter tech choices and get the best value for your needs.
These Battery Cells Were Tested After 14 Years Of Hard Work. They’re Good For Another Decade
Search interest is rising around battery cells tested after 14 years, but the source provides no details about the cells or what prompted the attention.