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How A Differential Works: Open, Limited-Slip, And Locking
If you’ve ever found yourself in a car conversation with one of your nerdier car-person friends, they’ve probably mentioned how a certain performance car does or doesn’t have an “LSD.” No, they are not talking about hallucinogenic drugs. In car-guy…
A Ferrari Is Not An iPhone
Ferrari set expectations sky high for its first electric vehicle. The company promised to revolutionize the industry, setting a new standard for electric performance cars that all of its rivals would follow. Instead, the Ferrari Luce was lambasted on social…
Most Beautiful Ferraris Ever
Ferrari finally unveiled its first electric car, the Luce, earlier this week—and the fact that it's electric somehow may just be one of the least controversial things about it. Design is subjective, and while I will refrain from calling the…
2027 Buick Sedan: Everything We Know
General Motors is getting back into the sedan game. By the end of 2027, the automaker will begin production of a new Cadillac CT5 on a platform expected to underpin a range of new models, including a reborn Camaro. Part…
Here’s How Honda’s IndyCar Tech Gets Into Your Civic
The 100th Indianapolis 500 was a big deal. It marked the first win for driver Felix Roseqvist, a new record set for most laps around the track by driver Helio Castroneves, and resulted in the closest-ever finish in the race’s…
AWD Vs 4WD Explained
All-wheel drive (AWD) is one of the most sought-after features for buyers living anywhere that sees snow, even occasionally. The idea is simple: if a car can send power to all four wheels instead of just two, it should have…
Ferrari Luce: Five Quick Takeaways
After years of rumors and speculation, the Ferrari Luce is officially here. With four electric motors, more than 1,000 horsepower, and a design that throws traditional Ferrari styling out the window, it may be the boldest car the company has…