Dead: Renault Twingo
Renault’s Twingo exists in this world to spread delight, a common but friendly car for the masses to twist, swing and tango. It’s also now reported to be dead.
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Renault’s Twingo exists in this world to spread delight, a common but friendly car for the masses to twist, swing and tango. It’s also now reported to be dead.
The Cycle Begins Anew Image: IMSA Sports car racing, particularly tin-top GTs, has been rapidly moving through a vicious cycle of inflated costs and reduced grid sizes lately, and once again, Corvette Racing has been left holding the bag. It used to be that GT1 was the king shit, but following the 2008 financial crisis, Corvette was the only team left in the class. Now that GTE/GTLM—née GT2—is dying an ignominious death at the hands of a financial crisis, once again Corvette is the only team interested in keeping the party going. Advertisement The world of high-level international moto...
Car crosses center line resulting in fatal crash near Carver Bridge A Portland woman was killed Jan. 25 after her car crossed the center line and collided with another car, injuring that driver and killing her dog, deputies said. When authorities got to the crash, they found two cars with major front-end damage. Both drivers were still trapped inside their cars along the 15200 block of South Springwater Road in unincorporated Oregon City, just south of the Carver Bridge. Emergency crews worked to free the drivers. Deputies with the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office learned one of t...
Volkswagen’s new Tiguan is on sale in Ireland with prices starting from €32,510.
McLaren Thinks It Is The Only Team Engineering A New Chassis For 2021 Photo: McLaren In the wake of a truly screwed up 2020 season, global economic depression, and shrinking budgets, Formula One has frozen its regulations for the 2021 season. The original plan had included a brand new set of regulations for 2021, but that was kicked back to 2022 after teams couldn’t find the money to develop a new chassis in the midst of a pandemic. So, for the most part teams will be using the same chassis carried over from the 2020 season. Advertisement There are minor regulations changes for 2021, inclu...