Automotive The BMW Z4 has been quite the lone soldier marching on as a unique roadster, and now, for the 2025 model year, receiving the option of a 6-speed manual transmission. Having the Z4 M40i in for a review with the manual transmission brings back a bit more enthusiastic passion for the ultimate…
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The chronograph has long since distinguished itself as a cornerstone in both automotive history and watchmaking, even making its mark as the first watch to land on the moon’s surface. Regarded as one of the most versatile timepieces ever created, with the ability to function as a stopwatch and a traditional watch, the chronograph has…
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With Remembrance Sunday approaching, it’s good to hear about the many ex-armed forces personnel now forging careers in the automotive industry. Regular readers of this column will know how seriously I take the skills shortages across the sector and the need for businesses to prioritise their talent strategies, including sourcing staff from outside the industry. …
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Cars & Bids is one of the most exciting online car auction platforms out there, particularly if you’re a fan of enthusiast-focused vehicles from the 1980s onward. Created by popular automotive personality Doug DeMuro, the platform’s mission is simple: to give buyers and sellers a dedicated space for modern classic cars. Whether you’re in the…
Spruik your review in 10 to 20 words with enough spice to hook even a seasoned chilli-chomping maestro. Trent Ward puts his taste buds to the test. DO NOT SAVE OVER THIS RECORD. COPY ALL CONTENT TO A NEW RECORD. Skip ahead: Introduction Running costs Price and specification Energy use Interior space and comfort On-road…
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A recent sighting near Hyundai’s Namyang R&D Center in South Korea has caused quite a stir. A Tesla Cybertruck was spotted on Korean roads with testing vehicle plates thanks to our colleagues at ShortsCar, sparking speculation that Hyundai may be benchmarking Tesla’s all-electric truck for their own potential electric pickup launch. The Tesla Cybertruck Sighting…
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The Chevrolet Corvair is, in my opinion, an amazing car, especially for an American car, built in the 1960s. Created under the stewardship of Ed Cole, and designed by Bill Mitchell, it was a car unlike anything that the big three American car companies had ever produced. The Corvair featured a rear mounted aluminum inline…
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This is a modified 1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am that was personally owned by Burt Reynolds, the man who made the Trans Am a legend after he drove one in the 1977 film Smokey and the Bandit. Reynolds is said to have bought this car in the late 1970s, right around the time the movie…
Un análisis exhaustivo ha revelado los estados con los cruces peatonales marcados más peligrosos del país, con Nevada a la cabeza de la lista. La investigación de los abogados de lesiones personales de Florida Anidjar & Levine, que utilizó datos de la Administración Nacional de Seguridad del Tráfico en las Carreteras (NHTSA) de 2017 a…
A groundbreaking image of mouse brain tumor cells took top honors at the 2024 Nikon Small World Competition. At first glance, the image (seen below) might look like a sci-fi plant structure, but it’s actually the actin, microtubules, and nuclei of the cells. “This image reveals how disruptions in the cell’s cytoskeleton–the structural framework and…
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