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Toby Walne road-tests humble biofuel of used chip fat oil

Using used cooking oil to fuel cars and lorries is very much part of the future as we wean ourselves off petrol and diesel.

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The BMW Z13 concept never reached production but its blueprint is used in the electric i3

BMW is a premium brand known for producing some stellar models at present, but in 1993, the production life of its Z13 concept was cut short.

Mark Bassford joins Auto Data Solutions as product and innovation director

Mark Bassford, the former head of strategic partnerships at Cap HPI, has joined Auto Data Solutions as its new product and innovation director.

British Dad builds world's first street-legal ride-on kid's car

This Power Wheels Porsche has got a top speed of 35 km/h and a range of 6 km

The World's First Road-Legal Power Wheels Car Is Both Amazing and Terrifying

The World’s First Road-Legal Power Wheels Car Is Both Amazing and Terrifying 12 May 2021, 7:33 UTC · by Who said the kids should be having all the fun? For the grown men and women who are still very much in touch with their more immature side, there’s always the possibility of taking ride-on kiddie cars and turning them into legal toys for the grown-ups. 7 photos That’s what James, who goes by Stitch76 on social media, did. He’s a family guy from the United Kingdom who, out of boredom during the first lockdown, bought himself a ride-on kiddie car and then toiled until he’d converted it into a road-legal EV. It was featured on the most recent episode of Car Throttle, where a disbelieving Alex took it for a ride around town.

This Is The World's First Street Legal Power Wheels Toy Car

BY Sebastien Bell | Posted on It is one of the great disappointments of my life that my parents never bought me a power wheels electric toy car. But now, there’s a way that an adult like me can remedy that. The UK’s Car Throttle has discovered what it’s like to live with a street-legal power wheels car. This YSA-021 Super Sport XXL (which looks like a Porsche) has been fitted with turn signals, lights, a horn, and whatever else it takes to apparently keep the bobbies from hassling you as you drive through Britain’s streets. The car was created by James of the Stitch76 YouTube channel who, along with the legally required improvements, added some batteries to take this from 24v to 48v, like a luxury car. All of which helps it get to a stunning top speed of 22 mph and a range of 4 miles.