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Month: July 2026

This Looks Like Poop From A Butt

July 9, 2026 by Marcus Webb

The author of the article had their first encounter with a Tesla Cybercab robotaxi prototype on the roads of West Hollywood. The vehicle, which had a human driver, was described as looking like “sh*t” due to its comical proportions and…

Categories Performance & Motorsport Tags BMW, Concept cars, Fleet, Tesla, Volkswagen

Honda B-Series vs D-Series Engines: What Sets Them Apart?

July 9, 2026 by Marcus Webb

Honda’s B-Series and D-Series engines are two of the most iconic inline-four powerplants in automotive history, each carving out a distinct legacy in the tuning and enthusiast scenes. The B-Series, introduced in 1988, became legendary for its high-revving nature, tunability,…

Categories Performance & Motorsport Tags Honda, Performance

F1’s “Macarena Wings” Under FIA Fire After Verstappen’s High-Speed Crashes

July 9, 2026 by Marcus Webb

Formula 1’s rulemakers are now scrutinizing the so-called “Macarena wings”—active rear wings that flip open at high speed—after two consecutive crashes involving Max Verstappen at the Austrian and British Grands Prix. The FIA is investigating whether the concept itself is…

Categories Performance & Motorsport Tags Debuts, Ferrari, Motorsport

The ‘Coolest Thing Made in Alabama’ Is a Honda Odyssey Race Van

July 9, 2026 by Marcus Webb

A Honda Odyssey has been crowned the “Coolest Thing Made in Alabama” in a statewide manufacturing competition, beating entries that included rocket engines and industrial pipe systems. The award, however, goes to a very specific build: a 2017 Honda Odyssey…

Categories Performance & Motorsport Tags Ford, Honda, Mazda, Subaru

Bizzarrini 5300 Aperta Lusso: A 60-Year-Old Giugiaro Design Finally Brought To Life

July 9, 2026 by Marcus Webb

Bizzarrini has resurrected a 1962 Giorgetto Giugiaro design that never left the drawing board, turning it into the 5300 Aperta Lusso—a modern interpretation of the classic 5300 GT. This isn’t a chopped-roof relic; it’s a ground-up build with a semi-monocoque…

Categories Performance & Motorsport Tags Chevrolet, Performance

Trump’s New Plane Is Too Big A Target To Fly On

July 9, 2026 by Marcus Webb

President Donald Trump’s first overseas outing on his new Air Force One has been cut short, with the President opting to fly home from a NATO summit in Turkey on an older Boeing VC-25A. The decision has sparked speculation about…

Categories Performance & Motorsport

Why Wearing Headphones While Driving Is Illegal in Some U.S. States

July 9, 2026 by Marcus Webb

Wearing headphones while driving isn’t illegal nationwide in the U.S., but several states have banned or restricted their use due to safety concerns. The primary issue is that headphones block or distort ambient sounds, reducing a driver’s situational awareness—critical for…

Categories Performance & Motorsport

Trump’s ‘Freedom Fuel’ Gas Stations: A Gimmick Wrapped in Red, White and Blue — Or Is It Just Bad Math?

July 9, 2026 by Marcus Webb

President Donald Trump has thrown his weight behind the Freedom Fuel Network, a collection of gas stations in the greater Philadelphia area that claim to offer slightly lower fuel prices than the national average. The White House promoted the initiative…

Categories Performance & Motorsport Tags Smart

Here’s How to Spot a Failing Fuel Pump Before It Leaves You Stranded

July 9, 2026 by Marcus Webb

A fuel pump is the unsung hero of your car’s operation—until it fails. This critical component, whether mechanical or electric, ensures gasoline flows from the tank to the engine, acting like the heart in your vehicle’s circulatory system. Modern cars…

Categories Diagnostics & OBD Tags OBD2, Performance

Yugos Once Sold in the Hundreds of Thousands—Now They’ve Nearly Vanished

July 9, 2026 by Marcus Webb

In 1985, the Yugo GV—an economy car built by Zastava in Yugoslavia and imported by Malcolm Bricklin—hit the U.S. market with a sticker price of just $3,990. Adjusted for inflation, that’s roughly $12,427 today, a bargain that made it the…

Categories Performance & Motorsport Tags Fiat, Ford, Hyundai, Performance, Toyota
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