The first-ever standalone Ferrari Challenge race at Austin’s Circuit of the Americas wasn’t just a race. It was a celebration of speed, and owners brought out the good stuff for this party.
It’s been forever since we’ve had a good round of automotive Would You Rather, right? That’s terrible. You deserve better than that. Let’s get back into this with a brain-molesting question about cars, urine, and mind control. Sound good? Of course it does. You love this crap.
Tesla’s questionable use of imported foreign labor through a construction contractor have been reported in a lawsuit claiming the companies violated U.S. wage and employment laws.
West Virginia police officer Marcus David Slauer was arrested by state troopers last week and charged with felony bribery after allegedly having sex with a woman who was trying to get out of a citation.
Police in the US run active shooter drills all the time. But yesterday the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the New York Police made sure they’d be ready for anything—by including a fake drone attack against a high school in Brooklyn.
The State of Colorado just passed legislation granting a $5,000 point-of-sale incentive for the purchase of an electric vehicle in the State, in addition to the existing $7,500 federal tax incentive. That’s $12,500 cut in an attempt make EVs more competitive with traditional car purchases.
A mechanical failure caused a tractor trailer to topple on its side on New York’s Tappan Zee Bridge, resulting in some serious carnage.
For the past few years, Formula 1 has had some random old person interview the top three drivers of the race as they stand on the podium. It should come as little surprise that this is a terrible and great idea.
Today, we wrote about how Germany is banning Mercedes from selling their fancy hot-air-blowing “Airscarves,” leaving Mercedes convertible buyers with a problem—a problem to which we now have a brilliant solution.
Eneloop batteries, Roku’s new streaming stick, and a sub-$100 swimming pool lead off Monday’s best deals.
Just a few days ago, we reported that General Motors had to stop sales on 60,000 crossovers because the labeled fuel economy ratings were wrong by one or two miles per gallon. And just last month, lovable losers Mitsubishi got in trouble for messing with tire pressures to get better MPG ratings, a few years ago…
When a Polish train driver noticed a truck blocking part of the track ahead of his vehicle, he didn’t have time to bring the carriages to a stop before impact. So he used the three seconds he had to sprint through the train, warning passengers of the impact.
Bumper stickers might be universally terrible, but which one is the most truly and extraordinarily bad?
Commuting in Atlanta often feels like a track day, every day. Except, only if you were permanently stuck in the novice group on an overcrowded track, and none of them have instructors to teach them how not to kill everyone else with their two ton death machine on four wheels. The bypass, I-285, used to have a speed…
Ok, so he drove off the side of a mountain. That doesn’t mean he crashed.
Did you know you’ve been pooping all wrong? It’s true! Luckily, the obscenely popular Squatty Potty is designed to lift your legs into an ideal bowel movement position, and you can get a 7" or 9" model for just $19 on Amazon today. These things never go on sale, so if you’ve had your eye on one, it’s officially time…
The age when automakers would set aside several weeks seven or eight times a year for a huge trade show at a convention center to unveil the Lincoln Continental or Hyundai Tucson or whatever before a scrum of enthralled reporters appears to be on the way out. In fact, the Los Angeles Auto Show is evolving in an…
I’m not sure what it is about the fine line between the Best Idea in the World and the Stupidest Idea in the World, but sometimes that line is incredibly blurry. I think this guy having a great time with a four-cylinder turbocharged full-sized car motor in a go-kart wearing no helmet is doing his part to blur that…
The Indianapolis 500 entry list is out as practice starts today for the race’s 100th running. Driver Townsend Bell is practicing today, wearing a page of Indy history on his back. He’ll be joined by 32 other cars for the race, including six rookies and six previous Indy 500 winners. Justin Wilson’s brother Stefan is…
