by Fast Machines | Dec 3, 2015 | Fast And Dangerous
Posted on 12.1.2015 08:00 by Kirby Garlitos + After constant churning of the rumor mill, the fate of the Nissan 370Z may have been finally answered. NISMO’s chief product specialist Hiroshi Tamura finally let the cat out of the bag: the 370Z is here to stay and more...
by Fast Machines | Dec 3, 2015 | Exterior
Toyota S-FR Becomes a Lean, Mean Racing Machine for Tokyo Auto Salon 2016Dec. 03, 2015Toyota City, Japan, December 3, 2015―With its sporty yet simple design, the Toyota S-FR turned heads when it made its global premiere at the Tokyo Motor Show in October. Now, Toyota...
by Fast Machines | Dec 3, 2015 | Fast And Dangerous
With the average attention span of the modern consumer clocking in somewhere in the sub-10-second range, it’s more difficult than ever for marketers to make a lasting impression. One surefire way to grab the attention of the tech-distracted masses is to latch onto an...
by Fast Machines | Dec 3, 2015 | Formula One Blog
Over the past five years JLR has invested £11bn in new facilities, though the company’s once unstoppable growth recently hit a speed bump with it suffering a £157m quarterly loss as sales in China fell by almost a third and the company took a £245m charge after almost...
by Fast Machines | Dec 3, 2015 | Exterior
Since the dawn of the automobile—or at the very least, the birth of the Curved-Dash Oldsmobile in 1901—the industry has drifted toward non-rectilinear shapes. Even the phone-booth-upright Model T featured as many round forms as Henry Ford deemed financially prudent....
