Folks, I just got back from driving a couple of new Honda Civics, the facelifted 2025 versions of the Si and Hatchback Hybrid. They were both brilliant little cars in their own ways, but I know what would make them even better: combining the two. What I need Honda to do is take a couple…
McLaren have confirmed they will change the design of their rear wing after rivals raised questions over its legality.
A blemish on Toyota’s reputation for reliability appeared last month as reports poured in from 2024 Tacoma owners about the truck’s transmission failing. In response, Toyota issued a technical service bulletin last week stating the eight-speed automatic transmission should be replaced if it exhibits one of six… Read more…
The U.S. for the most part is behind when it comes to public transit. But, data from the American Public Transportation Association shows that in the second quarter of this year, public transit ridership was up slightly across the country. That’s good, but we’re still a heavily car dependent country. Why is that… Read more…
There are few weirder stories in automotive lore than the one about the origin of today’s Nice Price or No Dice Powell Sport Wagon. Let’s explore that story and see if it makes this project truck’s price palatable. Read more…
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner expects McLaren will be forbidden from continuing to run the rear wing design they used at last week’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
McLaren has been asked by the FIA to modify its rear-wing design in the wake of the controversy over its ‘mini-DRS’, Motorsport.com has learned.With rival teams questioning the legality of the McLaren rear wing after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, as it appeared to rotate back at speed to open up the slot gap, the FIA…
Michelin has backtracked on its plans to introduce a new front tyre in MotoGP next year.Despite receiving a positive reaction from riders at the Misano test, Michelin has taken a conservative strategy and opted against introducing the new compounds in 2025.The news about the change of plans was communicated to teams on Friday ahead of…
Max Verstappen has been summoned by the FIA stewards for using foul language in a press conference at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix.The world champion made his remarks during Thursday’s official media gathering when he was asked about why team-mate Sergio Perez had been quicker than him in Azerbaijan last weekend.Verstappen responded: “I don’t know,…
Charles Leclerc set the best time of the opening practice session for the Singapore Grand Prix, less than a tenth quicker than Lando Norris.
