Photo courtesy Palmer Motorsport Park. Traditionally, the town of Palmer in central Massachusetts has been associated with large-scale powered transportation; it calls itself “One town, seven railroads.” The definition of powering through Palmer is bound to change, however. A new Read more
Scans taken from Porsche Turbo. Say the words Porsche and turbo, and most enthusiasts will conjure up images of the 911-based Porsche 930, or its racing equivalents, the Porsche 934 and 935. The history of forced-induction Porsches goes back far Read more
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Sometimes we forget just how chaotic Europe’s geopolitical past was. Long before the Nazis or the Soviet Union caused great shifts in the balance of power, endless conflicts shifted the continent’s borders time and time again. When put in perspective, Read more
Sometimes graffiti is illegal. Sometimes graffiti makes a really good backdrop for your 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback. Read more…
Filed under: Emerging Technologies, Infotainment, Smartphone, Technology An analyst says Asian electronics suppliers expect big growth in camera, sensors, and displays in vehicles. That could put Apple and Google in the lead. Continue reading Google, Apple poised to lead electric Read more
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Filed under: Green, Recalls, Videos, Tesla, Safety, Sedan, Electric, Luxury A Tesla owner demonstrates the lo-fi check for the potential front seat belt pretensioner issue in the Model S. Continue reading Some of Tesla’s Model S recall checks are pretty Read more
I think it’s high time we start getting nostalgic for late Eighties and early Nineties trends: Things like hard pastel paint schemes and giving built and hot-rodded vehicles names like “TUFF ENUF.” And many of those trends are all wrapped Read more
By now, we’ve probably all seen “The World’s Fastest Indian,” the story of New Zealander Burt Munro’s quest to set a land-speed record at Bonneville, but to get an idea of how closely that film hewed to reality, check out Read more