Thrustmaster is launching two new racing wheels in April. The first one is the new batch of the very complicated Ferrari SF25 steering wheel, but the second one is the more general looking Thrustmaster GT Wheel add-on, an Officially Licensed … Continue reading →
Thrustmaster is launching a new force feedback steering wheel with pedals on March 4, and that’s the Thrustmaster T818 EVO 32R. It’s released from Amazon for $899 for the whole set with base, wheel, and pedals. The T818 Direct Drive … Continue reading →
Now that the car brand Nio has reached the milestone of having sold 1 million vehicles in the short time since inception, it’s time for a look back at the first sports car under the Nio brand, the Nio EP9. … Continue reading →
Walmart announced today that they are rolling out contactless auto car for car owners, where customers can book appointments for a car service through the Walmart app, drop of the keys in a keylocker, and then get a message on … Continue reading →
The story of the Tesla Cybertruck’s front trunk, or “frunk,” is one of innovation, high expectations, some controversy, and iterative improvement, reflecting Tesla’s approach to redefining the pickup truck. You can’t sit in the frunk of a normal EV sedan, … Continue reading →
The Volvo V50 (2004-2012) is a compact estate car known for its safety, style, and premium feel. Below is a detailed breakdown of the pros and cons of buying a used Volvo V50. Pros Safety: Volvo’s reputation for safety shines … Continue reading →
Here’s a quick sound check or sound test of the high audio quality of the Porsche Design 911 Soundbar Speaker that’s made out of the actual Porsche GT3 silencer and twin exhaust (make sure you are plugged into proper speakers/headphones … Continue reading →
