BMW 2-Series Gran Tourer Driver Shows Some Skill Around The 'Ring
The plethora of Nurburgring "Touristenfahrten" videos available on Youtube taught us that if you want to get a car to its absolute limits on the Green Hell, you
Lamborghini Sells Record Number Of Supercars
If you've been thinking that the supercar is going the way of the dodo, with electric cars and hybrid crossovers taking their place, think again. In fact Lambor
Mercedes-Benz's Tesla Model S Rival To Debut At Paris Motor Show
Come September, Mercedes-Benz will lift the covers off its first all-electric sedan in the form of a rival to the Tesla Model S. During discussions with Austral
2017 Nissan Pathfinder Gets New Face, Greater Towing Abilities
The 2017 Nissan Pathfinder gets an updated face, a new engine and a round of upgrades do to battle among all of the other three-row crossovers in a bid to…
Parking An Opel Corsa Has Never Looked So Difficult
If you're up for six grueling minutes of watching somebody fail at parking their car time and time again, by all means, enjoy the show. When we first came upon
UK EV Drivers To Pay £5 Motorway Charging Fee, Model 3 Owners Will Pay Too
Ecotricity, the UK's sole provider of motorway EV charging stations has set up a £5 flat-fee for its users. The fee is for a 20-minute charge and is set to…
Hyundai Keen To Get Uber Drivers Into Its Cars Not Toyotas
Hyundai is interested in attracting Uber drivers into its brand new Ioniq, on the back of Toyota's increasing dominance among drivers of the ride-sharing app. T
This 1,100HP Turbo Opel Kadett Is An Audi And BMW Killer!
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Acura Shows Off New NSX GT3 Racecar On A Track
Acura has released the first official images of the NSX GT3 racecar being driven on track. Unlike the production car's complex hybrid AWD powertrain, the GT3 ve
Mercedes' New 2018 Sprinter Van Spied In Test Mule Form
An all-new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is on its way and the first mules are already out eating up miles. Judging by the aesthetics of this test mule, we're looking
NHTSA Kicks Off Vehicle Theft Prevention Month With Important Safety Tips [w/Video]
If you don't think car theft is something that could happen to you, consider that in 2014, nearly 45% of the 689,527 vehicles reported stolen in the US have nev
2018 Renault Megane RS Will Stick To FWD, Offer 300+HP
The next Megane RS will offer more than 300hp through its front wheels according to RenaultSport boss, putting rumors about an AWD powertrain to rest. Auto Expr
7 Mobile App Dev Vulnerabilities That Can Cost You An Arm And A Leg
Shark Week is upon us and making swimmers think twice before jumping in the ocean. The chances that a shark might attack are slim, but hidden dangers are always
10 Reasons Why Upgrading To Windows 10 Makes Sense
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Small Businesses Adopting On-Demand Tools For Work
More than a third of knowledge workers in the Unify survey said they believe their roles will not exist after the next five years have passed. Close to two thir
Hordes Of Fake Users Scamming Social Media, ECommerce Sites
NEWS ANALYSIS: Fake followers are Silicon Valley's dirty little secret. But just wait until the fake followers are created by artificial intelligence. Oh, no. P
Intel, Mobileye, BMW To Get Driverless Cars On Road By 2021
The three companies also will develop open standards and a common platform for autonomous vehicles that can be used by other automakers. Intel is partnering wit
IT Security Skills Gap More Harmful For SMBs Than Larger Firms
More than half of small businesses do not have regular access to security experts, and two-thirds have no training or certification in security. The shortage of
LizardStresser Botnet Launches 400G-bps Attack On IoT Devices
The LizardStresser botnet takes aim at Brazil with a massive DDoS attack, but it's not Internet-connected toasters that are attacking. The Internet of things mo
Future Of Work Study Finds A Work In Progress
A Future of Work study found businesses are very much still figuring out how to treat contractors. Its conclusion: A "social contract" is in order. It