by Fast Machines | Jan 8, 2017 | Fast And Dangerous
Posted on 01.7.2017 23:00 by Kirby Garlitos + A lot of today’s cars are technologically advanced enough to have head-up displays come as standard features. Some premium cars like the BMW 7 Series even have gesture controls to complement these displays. But if your...
by Fast Machines | Jan 8, 2017 | Exterior
Remember the old days when a design was expected to carry a pickup-truck model for nearly a decade? Well, that’s ancient history. With truck sales continuing to outpace passenger vehicles—Ford sold more than 820,000 F-series trucks in 2016, more than double the sales...
by Fast Machines | Jan 8, 2017 | Auto News
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is quickly becoming the best show for automakers to debut all their new technology. With the Detroit Auto Show just a few days away, it’s interesting to see automakers showing us their ideas and concepts for the future here at this...
by Fast Machines | Jan 8, 2017 | Fast And Dangerous
Posted on 01.7.2017 18:00 by Kirby Garlitos + The partnership between car brands and their timepiece counterparts extends longer than you and I can even imagine. We’ve seen these partnerships manifest themselves in one form or another, with some even taking the form...
by Fast Machines | Jan 8, 2017 | Fast And Dangerous
Like it or not, it seems the car of tomorrow won’t just be able to drive itself, it’ll also be your friend. Take the NeuV concept car. The name, pronounced “new V,” stands for New Electric Urban Vehicle; Honda unveiled it at the 2017 CES. The NeuV is a boxy, two-seat...
