U.S.MotoriousTropical Storm Beta Has Cost Some Texans Their Dream Cars
This is a bad situation for all...
BusinessAutoblogYenko/SC Camaro gets 1,050 horsepower, is limited to 50 units for 2021
Specialty Vehicle Engineering (SVE) again proved aftermarket tuners are on the front lines of the horsepower war by announcing a 1,050-horsepower Chevrolet Camaro. It then gains a 6.8-liter, LT-1-based V8 topped with a mammoth supercharger to develop 1,050 horsepower and 900 pound-feet of torque, increases of 50 and 25 over SVE's 2020 Yenko Camaro. SVE explained reliably achieving this output require building the eight-cylinder with a forged steel crankshaft, forged aluminum pistons, and high-flow LT4 cylinder heads, among other components.
BusinessRoad & TrackHyundai's Latest Veloster Concept Is an 810-HP All-Electric Rear-Drive Track Car
It was developed in collaboration with Rimac.
U.S.Car and Driver2020 Ford Mustang Recalled over Brake Problem
About 38,000 Mustangs with automatic transmissions were made with brake pedal brackets that could fracture, Ford says.
LifestyleMotoriousAussie Barn Find: 1971 Ford Falcon GTHO Phase III
To Americans, Australian muscle cars represent the ultimate forbidden fruit. This one is especially rare and valuable, even in its home country.
SportsMotorsportMercedes expected just a "telling off" over Hamilton incident
Mercedes Formula 1 track engineering director Andrew Shovlin says the team expected only a 'telling off' from the FIA following Lewis Hamilton's practice starts in the Russian Grand Prix.
NewsMotoriousDangerous Drivers Do Smokey Donuts In Seattle For Over An Hour, Injuring And Endangering Many
And of course, multiple people were hit.
BusinessAutoblogFord recalls 2020 Mustangs because brake pedal might break
Ford announced it's recalling precisely 38,005 examples of the 2020 Mustang to replace a defective brake pedal bracket. Only cars equipped with the optional 10-speed automatic transmission are included in the campaign. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the bracket can fracture without warning at the point where it pivots if the driver slams on the brakes, which would increase the risk of an accident by making the Mustang tremendously difficult to stop.
NewsRoad & TrackFord Is Recalling the 2020 Mustang Because Its Brake Pedal Might Fail
Own a 2020 Mustang with an automatic transmission? Avoid hard braking maneuvers.
SportsMotorsportMir: "Too early" to be considered MotoGP title favourite
Suzuki's Joan Mir says it's "too early" to consider himself a MotoGP title favourite despite a second in the Catalan Grand Prix moving him to second in the points.
LifestyleMotorious1974 Ford Bronco Is An All-Original Vintage Off-Roading Icon
Check out this numbers matching, factory original classic SUV!
LifestyleAutoblog2021 Subaru Crosstrek Review | The best buy in its segment
Few vehicles define a segment quite as clearly as the 2021 Subaru Crosstrek. Buyers who want an affordable all-wheel-drive compact crossover — a popular combination — but also want a plug and freedom from range anxiety will find plenty to like in the Crosstrek Hybrid.
SportsMotorsportFIA explains marshals' delay in dealing with F2 fire
F1 race director Michael Masi has explained why marshals took so long to attend Luca Ghiotto’s car after it caught fire in the Formula 2 crash at Sochi on Sunday.
LifestyleMotoriousNumbers-Matching Four-Speed 1966 Corvette Convertible Heads to Auction
Regardless of how you feel about Corvettes in general, it's hard to deny that C2s have an innate cool factor about them.
TechnologyAutoblogRimac helps Hyundai build an electric, 810-horsepower hot hatch
Hyundai introduced the RM20e, its fifth mid-engined rear-wheel drive prototype. Developed jointly with Rimac, it's a massively powerful electric hot hatch built largely to test technologies that could reach production in the 2020s. Instead of using a turbocharged four-cylinder engine, Hyundai leveraged its partnership with Rimac to design an electric powertrain that consists of a single 800-volt motor linked to a 60-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack.
LifestyleCar and DriverReturn of the Big Block: 2020 Ford F-250 Super Duty 7.3 Gas V-8
Ford's 7.3-liter truck engine is back, and this time it's a gas.
SportsAutoweekHow Don Schumacher Racing Kept is Unprecedented NHRA Winning Streak Alive at Gainesville
Stock up for Don Schumacher Racing in NHRA Funny Car, stock down for Doug Kalitta in Top Fuel
LifestyleMotoriousYou Can Win a 2021 Shelby GT500 and $25,000 Cash
What's better than winning a 760 horsepower monster? Getting a little cash on top to sweeten the deal.
SportsMotorsportHonda clipping "skewed" Red Bull's speed deficit in Sochi
Red Bull boss Christian Horner says the team's straightline deficit at the Russian Grand Prix was "skewed" by Honda's power unit running out of battery deployment on the long straights.
SportsMotorsportRea "praying" for new Kawasaki WSBK model in 2021
Jonathan Rea says he is "praying" for a new Kawasaki World Superbike base model next season that will allow him to keep up with the championship's newer machinery.
NewsAutoweek1990 Mitsubishi Montero Reaches End of Its Road in Colorado
A rare V6/5-speed first-gen Montero, now used up and covered in cannabis-shop stickers.
SportsMotorsportF1 drivers call for changes to Sochi's "worst corner"
Formula 1 drivers have called for changes to Sochi’s Turn 2 after a weekend of penalties associated with cutting the corner culminated in a heavy accident for Carlos Sainz.
SportsMotorsportHamilton: FIA changing rules to "keep the racing exciting"
Lewis Hamilton feels the FIA changes rules to "keep the racing exciting" after receiving a 10-second penalty that cost him a shot at Russian Grand Prix victory.
SportsMotorsportVinales admits he lost his way on set-up for Catalan GP
Maverick Vinales admits he lost his way in setting up his Yamaha for the Catalan Grand Prix weekend, which contributed to his lowly ninth-place finish in Sunday’s MotoGP race.
SportsMotorsportOriginal Hamilton points penalty "inappropriate" - Masi
Formula 1 race director Michael Masi says that the Russian GP stewards decided that the original points penalty awarded to Lewis Hamilton was "inappropriate" after a post-race review.
