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Heat plays a massive role in automotive performance. Some things, like brake fluid and coolant, work best when they’re not overheated, while others, like tires, tend to work better the warmer they get. A recent patent from Ferrari suggests the automaker is working on a way to turn excess temperatures into forward momentum by harnessing exhaust temperatures and turning them into thrust by using a heat exchanger and nozzle. As if the Italian company’s cars weren’t already advanced enough, a future version of the F80 or 296 GTB could include literal jet engine tech. Base Trim Engine 3.0-L V6 twin-turbo…
This is one of the wildest builds we’ve ever seen, and it is definitely the most absurd Ferrari ever created. Gas Monkey Garage has declared that a four-wheel Ferrari simply isn’t enough and has built what it calls the F6. Could it be a six-wheel Purosangue? Nope. It’s the iconic Ferrari Testarossa, complete with those oh-so-1980s side strakes and six full-size wheels. And it’s all stuffed into a stretched body to make everything fit. Let’s take a closer look. This Might Be The Wildest Gas Monkey Build Ever Gas Monkey Garage Ferrari F6Gas Monkey Garage Richard Rawlins and his Gas…
If you have an outdoor space that needs some extra lighting, either for fun or security reasons (or a mix of the two), the Govee outdoor lamp post light is a good pick that’s 23 percent off its regular price right now. Typically retailing for $260, the Govee outdoor lamp post light is available for $199.99 from Amazon or directly from Govee — the lowest price we’ve seen. The lights cover a 360-degree spread, letting you blast its beams in a single color, or mix up the colors as you please.Govee claims it can shine up to an impressive 2,000…
When you are a guest at a destination wedding, and the bride asks you to bring a large vehicle that can be used to transport people, decorations, and other miscellaneous boxes, there is only one vehicle for the job: the 2026 Chevrolet Suburban. Chevy’s longest and largest SUV packs more interior space than any other passenger vehicle on the market (tied with the GMC Yukon XL), making it the obvious choice to bring to the wedding. Base Trim Engine 5.3L EcoTec3 V8 ICE Base Trim Transmission 10-speed automatic Base Trim Drivetrain Rear-Wheel Drive Base Trim Horsepower 355 HP @5600 RPM…
Did you know you can skip those VPN ads? JarTee/Shutterstock YouTube Premium has been a topic of fierce debate over the years, with some users baffled that anybody would pay to avoid ads on the video platform while others insist it’s worth every penny. That debate was re-roiled in April, when YouTube once again raised the price of Premium. In addition to its main selling point of doing away with pre- and mid-roll advertisements, Premium also grants access to YouTube Music, allows in-app video downloads for offline viewing and lets mobile users keep videos playing in…
The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter sends the stories that really matter directly to you, every weekday. Amphibious cars have never really taken off, and amphibious trucks are mostly limited to the military, but amphibious ATVs were once the core of the market. Before the seminal Honda ACT90 and later four-wheelers, six wheels and the ability to float were quite normal. So seeing this Ate 6×6 on Facebook Marketplace is kind of like seeing a dinosaur. Offered with a $3,000 asking price by an Oklahoma seller, this ATV isn’t just cool because it has…
Touring on a motorcycle has always been a popular leisure activity. As with everything else, the more popular something gets, the more people want to be involved in it, and naturally, the more luxury they’ll want out of that experience. So the touring motorcycle has evolved from something with enough comfort for a multi-day ride to a luxury product that can cross continents without breaking a sweat or letting you break into one. There are some obvious challenges that bring, though, including sky-high MSRPs. The Traditional 500-Mile Tourer Is Big, Heavy, And Expensive BMW K1600 series motorcycles: K 1600 GT,…
In the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week’s episode, we discuss Tesla Semi nailing a big test, BMW iX3’s range impressing in a new test, Xpeng catching up to Tesla, and more. The show is live every Friday at 4 p.m. ET on Electrek’s YouTube channel. As a reminder, we’ll have an accompanying post, like this one, on the site with an embedded link to the live stream. Head to the YouTube channel to get your questions and comments in. After the show ends at around 5 p.m. ET, the video…
Amongst all the excitement around news of a new Ford Fiesta arriving alongside a glut of other new models, Ford also confirmed to Auto Express that it will have performance derivatives – it’s a core deliverable to give its new models credibility for buyers and enthusiasts. When queried specifically on whether this means we will see ST or RS variants in future, Ford’s European general head of product Christian Weingartner told Auto Express: “We have not made any decisions on naming, but it’s very clear that if you talk ‘race to to road’, that we want to have really capable…