by Fast Machines | Mar 31, 2016 | Fast And Dangerous
Within the next three years, experts will grade car headlights not by how much they resemble a Swarovski crystal—or as in the case of the Mercedes-Benz S-class coupe (pictured above) how many they actually have—but by how they function. While the federal government...
by Fast Machines | Mar 31, 2016 | Spares
The Model 3 has drawn eager buyers to Tesla stores more than a day before the electric car will be unveiled. Tesla (TSLA) will start accepting $1,000 reservation deposits for its mid-priced Model 3 when stores open Thursday morning, though buyers won’t get their...
by Fast Machines | Mar 31, 2016 | Exterior
Toyota made waves—okay, ripples—several years ago when it rolled out the “It’s a car!” advertising slogan for the crushingly average Yaris hatchback. The tagline was a little too on the nose, underscoring the Yaris’s lack of notable styling, features, or personality,...
by Fast Machines | Mar 31, 2016 | Auto News
The second lawsuit over GM’s faulty ignition switch has concluded, with a U.S. jury saying that the switch is defective, though it did not cause this specific crash. The two week trial looked at a crash involving a 2007 Saturn Sky in New Orleans that occurred on a...
by Fast Machines | Mar 30, 2016 | Fast And Dangerous
Posted on 03.30.2016 15:00 by Robert Moore Porsche’ s may be liquid cooled these days, but apparently somebody at the Porsche Centrum Amsterdam dealership in Holland didn’t get the memo of how to properly fill the radiator and coolant tank. Full details have yet to...
