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After buying 11 cars in 5 years, a near-perfect driver’s car might finally cure my automotive attention span issues.

Rimac Nevera Chief Program Engineer Matija Renić told Car & Driver that a sub-second 0-60 time is possible, but didnt say exactly how. We consider the possibilities.

The owner did his homework first, choosing a beach with hard sand and without mud; he also made sure not to exceed the R1T's 42 inches of maximum fording depth.

Hitting 200 mph is really hard and really scary, according to Engineering Explained

Engineering Explained goes deep on why money shifting got its name

The Rivian R1T's wheels can rotate at any speed and with whatever torque the electric motor can supply, making it ideal to use both off-road and on road.

Here is an informative video that takes you through a brief history of Toyota engine development from its earliest models with Chevy parts to the all-Toyota new Dynamic Force Engine that reportedly is the most thermal-efficient commercial car engine today.

The new automated driving hub explains the six levels of automation as well as their benefits

A new study shows that adding ethanol to gasoline is a bad idea as explained by this well-known automotive expert who makes a strong case against ethanol from corn being added to our E10 fuel. The kicker…it’s likely not what you think is the real problem that should have us worried.

Ethanol fuels were sold as a great alternative to gasoline's greenhouse gasses production. We might have got it wrong though. Read about it here.