Toyota Tundra And Lexus LX Recall Will Be Fixed By Replacing 102,092 Engines
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by Bradley Brownell
7h ago
Back in May it became obvious that Toyota had to do something about the frequent failures of its twin-turbo 3.4-liter V6 engines, which are found in the Tundra pickup and Lexus LX 600 SUV. The company looked into what could be done to ameliorate the issue, but it looks like the only way to make things right with… Read more ..read more
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The FIA Gave Yuki Tsunoda A 60-Place Penalty Despite There Only Being 20 Spots On The Grid
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by Bradley Brownell
7h ago
The upcoming Belgian Grand Prix is the fourteenth round of the 2024 season, and Visa Cash App RB driver Yuki Tsunoda has already used all of his allotted Red Bull Drivetrains engine replacements for the season. Every time a regulated “power unit element” is replaced, it comes with a ten-spot grid penalty. The RB team… Read more ..read more
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Automakers Sold Driver Data To Insurance Companies For Next To Nothing
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by Lawrence Hodge
7h ago
Your car has been spying on you and collecting data. That alone is worrying to many, but a recent letter sent to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) by two U.S. Senators show something even more sinister: That data is being sold for pennies on the dollar to insurance companies. Read more ..read more
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Unrestored Lamborghini Miura Spent 40 Years As Furniture In Its Owner's Living Room
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by Daniel Golson
8h ago
One of the most common discourses surrounding the automobile is whether or not cars can be considered art. The answer is that obviously they are, you idiots, but that’s besides the point. Perhaps the most compelling argument for car as art is the Lamborghini Miura, widely regarded as one the most beautiful cars ever… Read more ..read more
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These Are The Crashes That Will Haunt Racing Fans Forever
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by Ryan Erik King
8h ago
It’s a commonly held belief that a significant contingent of racing fans follow the sport for the crashes. While there’s a certain visual appeal to fire and high-speed destruction, all that goes away when you realize that another human being isn’t walking away from the wreck because they’re either seriously injured or… Read more ..read more
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The Oldest Ferrari Still On The Road Lives In New Zealand
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by Bradley Brownell
8h ago
The first two Ferrari road cars have been lost to time, but New Zealanders Amanda and Philip still have, and regularly drive, the third example. This 1948 Ferrari 166 Inter, a right-hand-drive coupe, is the oldest Ferrari road car in the world. The couple found the car while reading Hemmings by gas lamplight in… Read more ..read more
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Why Won't Automakers Tell Us How Often People Actually Charge Their Plug-In Hybrids?
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by Collin Woodard
8h ago
On paper, plug-in hybrids offer the best of both worlds — electric power for daily driving and gas power for longer trips — but to get the most out of a PHEV, you have to charge it. Take the Toyota RAV4 Prime, for example. It has a 42-mile electric-only range, is rated at 94 MPGe and can drive 600 miles on a single… Read more ..read more
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'Grand Prix' Was Such A Realistic Look At Racing That It Changed Action Movies Forever
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by Bradley Brownell
11h ago
John Frankenheimer’s 1966 Formula 1 epic film “Grand Prix” kicks so much ass. This movie shredded the rulebook of filmmaking when it was created, and film became all the better for it. It’s three hours of incredible camerawork, impeccable acting, and powerful storytelling. As a piece of art it’s a bit messy, overlong,… Read more ..read more
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Man Allegedly Starts 36-Acre Wildfire By Driving Truck For More Than 4 Miles With No Tire
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by Erin Marquis
11h ago
A man in Northern California stands accused of starting a 36-acre wildfire earlier this week by driving his truck with no front tire for more than four miles, causing sparks to catch in three separate places in Sonoma County. Read more ..read more
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Half Of Teslas Q2 Profit Came From Your Taxes
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by Andy Kalmowitz
11h ago
Tesla did not have a good second quarter for 2024, and it could have been a whole lot worse had it not been for the U.S. government. Sure, profits fell 45 percent during the time period, but Tesla benefitted from one very important weapon for improving an income statement: regulatory credits. Read more ..read more
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