When automakers and Lego team up to build life-sized replicas, the result is usually a cool, but entirely static, plastic sculpture meant to sit quietly on an auto show floor. But when you partner ...
And why NOT put a Ferrari V8 in the back of a Porsche 911? Former BMXer-turned-drifter-turned-content creator Jimmy Oakes, who has over half a million followers on YouTube, built his reputation by ...
If you’ve ever looked at a Lego Technic supercar and wondered how far the toy company could push the concept, the answer appears to be “all the way up a hill at nearly 70 mph.” To celebrate its newest ...
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The American car brands quietly building their newest models on platforms from overseas
The badge says American, but the bones underneath tell a different story.
Celebrating 40 years of Lamborghini's LM002, the V12-powered off-road SUV that laid the groundwork for modern luxury SUVs.
The whole concept of outdoor motoring could have been entirely different if Chrysler would have pushed this one-off into mass ...
FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) - General Motors is bringing production of its next-generation small block V8 engine back to Flint, where the iconic engine was first built more than 70 years ago. The new LS6 6.7L ...
The first-ever Lexus and first-ever Genesis were both powered by V8 engines specially built for high-stakes jobs: powering all-new flagship sedans that would launch brand new luxury nameplates into a ...
General Motors is definitely committed to making more V8s, if its recent investments are any indication. On GM's press website for Canada, the company announced a $691 million CAD ($506.6 million USD) ...
Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel celebrates after winning the 2013 Brazilian GP - the last F1 race using V8 engines. Clive Mason / Getty Images Just four races into its new era of car and engine ...
View post: Fans who purchased tickets for the event are being issued refunds after the show unexpectedly disappeared from WWE's upcoming schedule. F1 will return to V8 engines at the close of the ...
Great news: Formula 1 is switching back to V8 engines. The sport’s governing body will implement the change in 2031, but it could happen sooner if powertrain manufacturers want it to. According to ...
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