Hear This Absurdly Accurate Homebrew Engine Sim Rev a Chevy Big Block
A programmer built a free simulator that can emulate the sound of just about any engine, even the weird ones.
A programmer built a free simulator that can emulate the sound of just about any engine, even the weird ones.
The system is called eRupt and “kicks you in the backside at every shift point,” according to Dodge boss Tim Kuniskis.
The federal government is ramping up its crackdown on non-compliant diesel tuners and deleted trucks. But some claim it's going way too far.
A zillion options to play with on an all-time dream car? Don't mind if we do.
The Hemi V8 isn't long for this world, but Stellantis' twin-turbo Hurricane I6 may soon make its muscle car debut.
The Space Shuttle was cool. But you should see one of the design concepts that preceded it.
Traffic fatalities have surged in recent years, and 2022 has the highest number of first-quarter deaths since 2002.
The design offers a clue as to the company's direction in the electrified era of cars.
Van life beckons, and it could be yours in this $21,000 Craigslist find.
Retro looks, 800-volt architecture, and a loud 'exhaust': This is how Dodge plans to do electric vehicles.
Ever since Interstate 680 was built, Ray Minter has had to deal with cars smashing into his home. Now, he's had enough.
Kia's plug-in hybrid Sportage punches in just under $40K.
The land-yacht wheelbase of the Cadillac Celestiq should rival the Audi A8 L and Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
Dodge thinks it's come up with a way to scratch the exhaust note itch that EVs usually leave unsatisfied. But does this sound like it'll do the trick?
Hacker Sick Codes demonstrated full root access to multiple John Deere touchscreens in a talk at DEFCON this month.
The Durango SRT Hellcat was supposed to be a one-year-only special. Now Dodge is reviving it, and 2021 owners feel cheated.
It now costs $1,400 more to get the lowest-spec Mazda 3, but you'll get more power and better MPG for your troubles.
The EP3 deserves a chance.
EV charging stations are getting easier to find, but inoperable chargers are proving to be a problem.