Low-speed shuttles are one of the first areas where real businesses are being built around driverless tech, making them a case study for its challenges and opportunities.
The current FIA president and former Ferrari boss claims to have watched the German Grand Prix with Schumi at his home in Switzerland.
There are supercars...and then there's this, which makes anything that costs short of seven figures look entirely pedestrian.
The Chevy-powered movie car comes with a signed photo of Cruise and is expected to fetch around $90,000.
The 21-seater bus was built at the Buenos Aires assembly plant in Argentina, which was Mercedes' first facility outside of Germany.
This white and black specimen is just one-of-six Sergios ever created, and it has only covered 78 miles since new.
It's always nice to see a crazy-exclusive machine that costs $2 million be put to good use, isn't it?
If it's more than changing your oil, or if it requires a special tool, it's likely illegal.
"I had never been so scared in my life," said one meet attendee, who had to abandon her stricken car when the steamroller came her way.
Robert Noaker is just a fifteen-year-old kid. And a full-time student. And a championship-contending racer.
"Who in the right mind builds a race track around your own house?" said the drifter's wife.
After all, water is key for energy and survival in general.
Sometimes three is two, two is one, and one is junk.
Love it or hate it, this widebody made by BSM is apparently just one of two ever produced.
Chemistry prize shared between three researchers for work in nano-machines.
You'd think people would know better than to mess with "Smoke" by now.
Everyone knows today's wealthy are hoovering up Cronuts, not fishing brook-side.
Do you need a classically styled, $200,000 aluminum travel trailer? That's a rhetorical question.
"If they don't like it, that's tough."
