by Driver | May 28, 2020 | Car and Auto News
Good morning and welcome back to Speed Lines, The Drive’s morning roundup of what matters in the world of cars and transportation. Today we’re talking about President Trump’s visit to Ford’s ventilator plant in Michigan, whether troubled Nissan’s partner Renault can survive without a bailout, and Lucid Motors—remember them? As a programming note: Speed Lines […]
by Driver | May 27, 2020 | Car and Auto News
As we know, President Donald Trump paid a controversial visit to Ford’s ventilator plant in Michigan last week. But we’re not here to talk politics—today, we’re digging into rumors that surfaced after the event, namely a report that company...
by Driver | May 27, 2020 | Car and Auto News
After a string of finishes no higher than P15, Daniel Abt Formula E’s Audi Sport Abt Schaeffler racing team, at last, showed some Abt-itude for sim racing this past Saturday by finishing an unprecedented P3. The German’s miraculous improvement, however,...
by Driver | May 27, 2020 | Car and Auto News
Cars aren’t time machines—well, most cars. But there’s something about the way they represent an era that can hit the brain’s nostalgia center with disorienting force. It’s one of the reasons they make such great movie props. Want to set a...
by Driver | May 26, 2020 | Car and Auto News
Nobody hoped it would come to this, but it was only a matter of time. With the world of motorsports going virtual amidst the coronavirus pandemic, drivers have competed remotely and—more often than not—streamed every race through their own channels. That wasn’t...
by Driver | May 26, 2020 | Car and Auto News
Die-cast car collectors are a notoriously passionate bunch, and Rolls-Royce seems to think it has a few of these eccentrics among its clientele because it just announced a new model just for them. We’re talking about a scale model, to be precise, one of its...
