In light of all of the depressing news related to Lance Armstrong, here’s some rather interesting news from the world of human power transport, the development of the velomobile that won the 2012 World Human Powered Speed Challenge last month. BlogPublished: 10/31/2012
While tire development is part and parcel of any new vehicle development, as the ride and handling engineers at the OEM want to make sure that the vehicle rides and handles (imagine) as it should, and the tires (as well as other parts of the suspens... BlogPublished: 10/25/2012
As the “I told you so’s” ring loudly with the announcement of A123 Systems filing for Chapter 11, as though this is still another indication of the technological failure of battery-powered vehicles, here are some other considerations that could be t... BlogPublished: 10/18/2012
If you are in the market for a compact crossover sport utility vehicle, then the biggest mistake you can make is not considering the Mazda CX-5. BlogPublished: 10/9/2012
Think of it as a bit of Monday-morning quaterbacking. Yes, this is Monday. But the following occurred on Thursday, the first media day of the Paris Motor Show. BlogPublished: 10/1/2012
While we understand that much of the attention of the automotive world is focused on the Paris Motor Show, we’d like to point out something that is a little less sophisticated, and altogether cool: sketches of the vehicle that Hyundai and ARK Perfor... BlogPublished: 9/27/2012
While some people might think that if you have a car, say a coupe, and turn it into a convertible, chances are the convertible will be lighter than the original version, given that you’re chopping off the top. BlogPublished: 9/5/2012
This weekend at the Pebble Beach Concours, McLaren GT, a part of McLaren Automotive that’s charged with developing and producing race cars, is showing a variant of the MP4-12C that we had the opportunity to learn about on the Top Gear course in Engl... BlogPublished: 8/16/2012
One of the primary characteristics of the auto industry since its early days has been a drive to profitably increase production. BlogPublished: 7/30/2012