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Spring is about to give way to summer, and with warmer temperatures comes the heightened need to ensure the safety of children and pets riding in cars. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says that on average, 37 children die each year of heatstroke after being left in vehicles or trapped in them — based on that average, a child dies this way somewhere in America about every 10 days.
Ferraris are known for their performance, beauty, and rarity, but this 430 Scuderia Spider 16M is interesting for another reason. Launched in 2008 to celebrate 16 World Constructors' Formula 1 titles, the exotic cabrio had an iPod Touch from the factory. Although the company aims to reduce distractions by putting nearly all controls in front of the driver, this limited-run model does things differently.
The dual-cab ute market in Australia is a passionate one: everyone has their favourites. It’s almost as if the Holden Commodore versus Ford Falcon rivalry has returned, but today the dominant stoush is that of Ford Ranger against Toyota Hilux.
There are lots of reasons to love NASCAR at Darlington, and after Sunday's race, that's especially true if your name is Brad Keselowski. See, fans mark it on their calendars for the throwback liveries that drivers often run there. But going forward, Keselowski will remember it as the track where he broke a three-year, 110-race winless streak in a Castrol-themed Ford Mustang.
Law enforcement agencies the world over have been known to employ hopped-up sports cars and exotics for crimefighting duties. A Nissan GT-R was added to a Japanese highway patrol unit, Alpine A110s were used for «rapid intervention» in rural France, and a Lamborghini Huracan helped Italy with expedited organ transport. Oh, right, and there's Dubai's infamous police fleet that includes Bugattis, Lambos, McLarens, and Porsches.
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BMW has added the potent M4 CS to its growng «CS or Competition Sport» line-up of track focused cars. Following on from the existing ‘Competition Sport’ versions of the M2, M3 and M5, the new M4 CS has more power, less weight and a reworked chassis set-up compared with the Competition car, in a bid to improve its straight-line performance and on-limit handling.