The National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA) has renewed its call for the government to launch new initiatives to drive vehicle electrification. The call comes ahead of next week’s Budget with the NFDA lobbying for a fairer business rate model, clearer road and ringing additional funding for UK road maintenance. “Next week’s Autumn Budget will be…
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According to a new round of AAA tests, automatic emergency braking systems are getting better, but they still have room to improve. That improvement is likely to happen soon. What Is Automatic Emergency Braking? AEB systems use sensors to detect possible collisions and brake to avoid them. Sometimes, they slow a car enough to prevent…
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While far from my favorite installment in the franchise, there’s no doubt that the most iconic James Bond film is 1964’s “Goldfinger.” The third film in the series saw Sean Connery’s Bond going after villain Auric Goldfinger, a gold magnate that wants to infiltrate Fort Knox. It’s well known for introducing Bond’s Aston Martin DB5,…
The first true challenger to Rivian’s R1S off-road electric family hauler has come out of the shadows. VW’s Scout will be developing its off-road electric SUV aiming squarely at Rivian R1S. Years away, the electric Scout Traveler SUV will be the most direct Rivian R1S rival when it arrives, which is targeted to happen in…
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A college car purchase is a huge commitment. More than a set of wheels, it’s having the freedom to go wherever you want when you want. But, with all the possibilities and prices, it may be a little daunting. Not to worry, though. This article will show you this so you can compare, choose, and…
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By James Broughton, October 25, 2024 Red Bull Racing is in the spotlight amid allegations that it is bending the rules. The focus of these suspicions is the so-called “bib,” an aerodynamic component located beneath the front of an F1 car, just behind the rear axle where the front section of the plank attachment begins….
How to Start and Run a Trucking Company That Stands Out 10 Tips To Put It All Together This article may contain affiliate links. There are many different ways to start and run a trucking company. You could go the traditional route and get financing for semi truck to lease or buy trucks to build up your…
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This classic International Harvester Scout II may be old but it has an appeal the new models can’t match https://www.carscoops.com/author/bradcarscoops-com/ by Brad Anderson 5 hours ago The restored Scout II offers a classic alternative for off-road enthusiasts who don’t want to wait until 2027. The 1979 model retains its original 345 cubic-inch V8 and has…
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Free Cars for Healthcare Workers are available through various organizations, they offer free cars to healthcare professionals, like doctors and nurses. They want to help them because they work really hard especially during the tough times, the COVID-19 pandemic. Moreover, healthcare workers often have tricky schedules and buses or trains might not run when they…
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There’s a compelling argument that 2024 will be remembered as the year McLaren rediscovered its mojo. With the COVID-19 pandemic now a distant memory in the rear-view mirror, the British carmaker has suddenly appeared as a front-runner in Formula 1 and is making big headlines with its upcoming product plans, headed by the insane W1…
