The seventh annual Meltdown Drags may have come and gone, but spectators and racers alike are still talking about the event and will be for some time to come. Host track Byron Dragway broke its attendance record at Meltdown 2016 with 12,337 paid spectators, a record that had not been Read more
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Filed under: Green,Toyota,AutoblogGreen Exclusive,Electric,Hybrid If you think the Prime is a big advancement for Toyota, you’re not alone. Continue reading Toyota: Every future Prius might be a plug-in hybrid Toyota: Every future Prius might be a plug-in hybrid originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, 28 Sep 2016 06:25:00 EDT. Please Read more
In the last update, we provided a riveting play-by-play of how we diagnosed and confirmed a noise problem in our Pilot’s transmission, ultimately leading to a full replacement unit by our local Honda dealer, under warranty, at 21,428 miles. The ZF nine-speed transmission in our Pilot had been called out Read more
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Like Invisible Touch, the M3, a vehicle made by the Bavarian Motor Works company of West Germany, turns 30 this year. I would argue that it has aged better than that album, and this massive photo gallery of M3s—including weird-ass one-offs—is proof of that. Read more…
A Kiwi man decided to celebrate his 81st birthday by hopping the fence of a bull pin to save his Ford Ranger “ute” from Rex, the raging bull. Read more…
You’ve seen one Tri-Five Chevy, you’ve seen them all—right? Wrong. However, that very sentiment, regardless of whether or not you agree with it, may just be part of the reason Bob Morgan was inspired—not once, but twice—to redo a completely finished 1955 Bel Air. Before we get into his Chevy’s Read more