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List of the World's Top Ten Most Powerful Cars (2025)
The race to produce the world’s most powerful cars has reached new heights in 2025, driven by advances in electric, hybrid, and internal combustion engine technology. Today’s titans of power not only redefine sheer output, but also push boundaries for per...
Tesla Raises Cybertruck Price by $15,000 with New Luxe Package
Tesla has increased the price of its top-end Cybertruck trim, now starting at $114,990, by including a mandatory Luxe Package that bundles Full Self-Driving software, wheel and tire protection, and unlimited Supercharging. Despite a significant drop in Cy...
American Vehicle Market in H1 2025 Dominated by Pickups and SUVs
In the first half of 2025, Americans bought approximately 3.17 million vehicles, led overwhelmingly by pickups and SUVs. The Ford F-Series topped sales with more than 412,000 units, while sedans like the Toyota Camry accounted for just 16% of the top 20 s...
NASCAR has an agreement to transfer a charter amid lawsuit
NASCAR is looking to move one of the charters held by 23XI Racing or Front Row Motorsports to a new team with an agreement already signed.
Ed Carpenter Racing Back in Winning Form with Christian Rasmussen’s Milwaukee Victory
After years of sporadic success, Ed Carpenter Racing has returned to the winner’s circle with Christian Rasmussen claiming his first IndyCar victory at the Milwaukee Mile, reigniting the team’s competitive spark in 2025.
Meyer Shank Racing Rocks the 2025 IndyCar Finale with Final SiriusXM Custom Livery
Meyer Shank Racing wraps up an extraordinary 2025 IndyCar season with a thunderous “Maximum Metallica” livery on the No. 60 SiriusXM Honda, celebrating the iconic band and their new SiriusXM channel at Nashville Speedway.
MotoGP vs Formula 1: The Science of Driving Positions
When we compare a MotoGP rider and a Formula 1 driver, their body positions couldn’t be more different. Yet, each posture represents the culmination of decades of engineering, physiology, and performance science tailored to their unique machines and racin...
Valuation Report for: Jensen Interceptor (2025)
The Jensen Interceptor is a British grand touring classic produced between 1966 and 1976, known for its elegant styling and powerful Chrysler V8 engines. Valuations vary widely based on condition, originality, and provenance, with restored examples and ra...
Triumph Stag Buyer’s Guide: What to Check Before You Buy
The Triumph Stag, with its striking Michelotti styling and smooth 3.0L V8 power, offers a rare blend of classic performance and luxury touring. While many have been sympathetically restored, corrosion and early engine vulnerabilities remain key concerns....
Exposing the Dirty Tricks of Dodgy Used Car Dealers: What Buyers Need to Know
Buying a used car can be a genuine minefield—here’s a comprehensive guide to the underhanded tactics, sneaky scams, and downright dirty tricks dodgy dealers use so you can dodge their bullets and buy with confidence.
2025 Slate Truck Review: Bold Electric Pickup Built for Work and Adventure
The 2025 Slate Truck is an all-electric full-size pickup designed to combine rugged capability with sustainable power. Featuring advanced battery technology, strong towing capacity, and innovative smart features, it aims to redefine the electric work truc...
2025 Volvo XC60 Review: Scandinavian Luxury Refined for the Modern Era
The 2025 Volvo XC60 blends elegant Scandinavian design, plug-in hybrid and mild-hybrid efficiency, and advanced safety technology in a premium midsize SUV. Uprated powertrains, a refreshed cabin, and new infotainment tools keep the XC60 a top pick for buy...
Inside Brembo: How £100,000 F1 Brakes are Made to Stop Lightning-Fast Cars
Ever wondered how Formula 1 brakes bring cars from 200 mph to a standstill in just 3 seconds? A rare visit to Brembo’s factory in Italy reveals a world of astonishing precision, wild materials, and months of crafting to build brakes that can handle temper...
Recent Shipping Disasters with Electric Vehicles: Why Some Firms Are Refusing to Ship
A series of recent shipping disasters involving electric vehicles, including catastrophic fires and the sinking of entire cargo ships, has forced some shipping firms to refuse carrying EVs altogether. The risks of lithium-ion battery fires at sea are esca...
Lewis Hamilton Bets on Himself—Ferrari Wins Big After Mercedes Blunder
Mercedes-Benz reportedly put a $100 million, two-year contract on the table for Lewis Hamilton, but the seven-time world champion turned it down. Hamilton wanted more than a paycheck; he wanted an ambassador role for life with the brand.
Hubber Charges Ahead: How Ex-Tesla Experts are Revolutionizing Urban EV Fast-Charging
Last year, when Elon Musk suddenly let go of Tesla’s entire Supercharger team, it sent ripples through the EV world. People started wondering how this would affect the rollout of vital charging infrastructure—and who would step up to fill the gap.