LEGO recently set a new world record for the fastest drivable LEGO car, taking a Koenigsegg Sadair’s Spear made of 327,906 LEGO elements to a whopping 111 km/h (69 mph).
A team of engineering students at Brigham Young University in Utah has developed an experimental vehicle capable of traveling almost 2,150 miles on a single gallon of fuel.
The Octoauto was an oddity of the automotive industry, an eight-wheeled automobile that promised a smoother, more stable ride.
More than 100 self-driving robotaxis in the Chinese city of Wuhan stopped working at the same exact time, leaving passengers stranded in the middle of traffic.
In a bid to limit the number of cars on its roads, the country of Malta is offering people 25,000 euros to surrender their driver’s licenses for a period of five years.
Shao Ziyan is widely regarded as the world’s youngest racecar driver after becoming certified when he was only five years old.
Chinese art Studio S.T.A.Y. Automotive creates “junior” models of iconic sports cars that are just as thrilling to drive as their inspiration.
French police were recently shocked to discover that the man they had caught speeding in a red Ferrari was a poor homeless person.
The tuk-tuk may seem like just a motorized rickshaw, but in the hands of an able driver, it becomes a veritable speed demon.
Hundreds of Porsche owners in Russia have reported that their luxury vehicles are refusing to start, but no one knows exactly why.
For over 13 years, a Volvo Sedan has been parked on Volvo Island, a tiny islet in the middle of a man-made lake near Ottawa, Illinois.
A German man was shocked to find that the used Mercedes GLE he had recently bought at an auction was equipped with wooden brake pads that offered almost no braking power.
A Brazilian motorist had the misfortune of being caught on camera lighting up his Porsche sports car so he could cash the insurance policy. On
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The driver of a mysterious Ferrari-like Formula 2 racecar was caught by Czech police six years after the car’s presence on the country’s motorways was