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Derelict cars, barn-finds, and abandoned but mostly recognizable vehicles have a strange appeal to those of us tragically addicted to cars. It's part «I can fix it» energy, part latent inspiration, and ultimately intrigue over a car's aesthetic. There are a few cars that meet this criteria that I still think about sometimes. How about you?
If you’ve spent any time in traffic lately, there’s a great chance you’ve experienced (or been) one of many angry drivers on the road. Road rage is a fact of being behind the wheel, but it’s much worse in some states than in others. Finn, a car subscription service, recently combined data from several sources to create a list of the states with the worst road rage, finding that people in Arizona need to take a deep breath before getting behind the wheel.
The original version of this story appeared in Quanta Magazine.
After the security firm Mandiant had its X account compromised earlier this month, the US Securities and Exchange Commission dealt with a similar intrusion this week. Attackers wrested control of the agency’s account for more than half an hour and posted false information during that time about a highly anticipated SEC regulatory decision on a Bitcoin financial product. The incident was concerning, given that it indicated a lack of adequate security protections on the SEC’s account, but also because attackers may have intended to manipulate markets, and their fake post led to fluctuations in the price of Bitcoin.
Wagon alert! Today we bring you a 2019 Mercedes-Benz C43 AMG wagon that is California smog compliant, though the seller is currently located in Massachusetts.
An alarming Reuters investigation has led to two US senators writing to Elon Musk, asking him to swiftly recall models equipped with defective steering and suspension parts.
Two U.S. senators have written to Elon Musk, Tesla’s top executive, calling on him to “swiftly” recall any steering and suspension parts that pose a safety risk.
Two senators from Connecticut and Massachusetts have written to Tesla's top executive, Elon Musk, calling on him to «swiftly» recall steering and suspension parts after Reuters' «alarming» report.