by Fast Machines | Oct 27, 2012 | Fast And Dangerous
“My boss is in Germany, and this is an Opel operation, but we are both General Motors organizations—so the ultimate goal is to ensure that this makes sense for General Motors in Australia.” So says Bill Mott, the genial and eloquent American charged with the task of...
by Fast Machines | Oct 27, 2012 | Formula One Blog
The only people buying that story appear to be India’s motorsports federation, who ducked the issue yesterday by accepting Ferrari’s explanation. “The FMSCI will not permit any attempt to subvert the process of justice by politicising the event,” added its president,...
by Fast Machines | Oct 27, 2012 | Formula One Blog
Sebastian Vettel proved once again how strong he and his Red Bull car is, as he led the qualifying session for the Indian Grand Prix, taking pole position, just ahead of his teammate, Mark Webber. The third fastest driver was Lewis Hamilton in a McLaren Mercedes, and...
by Fast Machines | Oct 27, 2012 | Exterior
three cylinders rising The curtain may be dropping on the five, but it’s prime time for another prime-cylindered engine: the three. In almost the same breath as he announced that his company was getting out of the five-cylinder business, Volvo RD boss Peter...
by Fast Machines | Oct 27, 2012 | Auto News
An interesting mix of cars made the “most researched” list this week with picks from Germany, Japan, Korea and the U.S., albeit on an Italian platform. New for this year, the Dodge Dart is Chrysler’s comeback compact, filling a hole left by the Dodge Neon....
