This 1935 Streamlined Car of the Future Looks Like a Beautiful Death Trap
We’ve looked at a lot of weird cars here. But this one might take the cake.
We’ve looked at a lot of weird cars here. But this one might take the cake.
Cars are great, but hydrogen is way more versatile than that.
An American teacher learned why last week when he accidentally melted his Subaru Outback’s interior.
A solution to the problem of safely enjoying a beverage behind the wheel.
Sorry we meant "even safer."
Has blown a tonne of money on creating some renders at least.
Has created a pretend image of a thing that'll literally never happen, not even in Elon Musk's anxiety nightmares.
Already know where all the plug sockets are.
Comes with a sign to shame phone users but doesn't currently record number plates for prosecution.
Plus better on-street car charging.
This time it was an out of control Jaguar on skies what done it.
The proposal would initially keep existing carbon emission limits, but would also require exempt vehicles to have at least 20 miles of electrical range.
You didn't know you needed to know this.
Won't be driving anywhere, won't have the steering wheel on the right side, and won't have the right type of number plate.
The reveal isn't for another two weeks, but it seems Lego's giving us all the information we need - as long as you look carefully enough.
Specifically, new and second-hand ones from the Nissan Leaf.
