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The Miami Grand Prix just had its three-year anniversary last weekend, and we stopped by to see how it was doing and what it’s like to attend a Formula 1 race there now that it’s an established circuit.
After a 50 year absence, Cadillac will return to Aussie roads when it launches the all-electric Lyriq SUV and we now have some rough retails on exactly when it will arrive, how much it should cost and how it will be specced.
I love going to concerts and DJ sets, but I hate feeling like I'm going to need a hearing aid afterward. For a long time, the only way to safely attend concerts was to virtually ruin the listening experience with bulky foam ear plugs.
Yanking the doors off a Ford Bronco isn't too difficult, and it's a great way to have a more involving off-road experience. It's not as great cruising at speed down the highway, and while you could install some tube doors, that's a lot of work for a more secure open-air driving experience. Based on this recently published patent for deployable screen doors, it appears Ford is thinking about ways to improve the experience.
Millennials who grew up playing Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow will now have a chance to relive the glory days in a car that was officially sanctioned by Nintendo and Volkswagen. A rare 1998 Volkswagen Beetle known as a «Pikabug» has been listed for sale in Wisconsin by a reluctant seller who says she's sad to see the Pikachu-styled Beetle go, but after years of having owned what is likely to be one of the original ten Bugs that Nintendo bought from VW in the late '90s, it's time to move on.
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During his recent visit to Beijing, Elon Musk proposed testing Tesla’s full self-driving (FSD) functions in the Chinese market by deploying them as “unnamed taxis.” WallstreetCN reports that Chinese officials offered partial support for this plan.