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BMW fixes lock security flaw
BMW has patched a security flaw that left 2.2 million cars, including Rolls Royce and Mini models, open to hackers. The flaw affected models fitted with BMW's ConnectedDrive software, which uses an on-board Sim card. The software operated door locks, air conditioning and traffic updates but no driving firmware such as brakes or steering, BMW said. No cars have actually been hacked, but the flaw was identified by German motorist association ADAC.
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Vintage Automobiles: Remember the Haynes
Vintage advertising and the story of an American automaker.
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This Belarus artist is still driving his home made Soviet car
It wasn’t easy to buy a car in the Soviet Union. Usually, the first thing to do was to sign up on a decade-long waiting list to register your interest in owning a vehicle. Secondly, you needed to save what was then a huge sum of money; a new Zaphorozhets cost the equivalent of about 30 times the average monthly salary.
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Self-Driving Vehicles Could Cut Car Ownership Nearly in Half, Report Finds
In the not-too-distant future, the typical picture of a big American household in the suburbs might include just one car in the driveway: A new report finds that self-driving cars have the potential to cut U.S. car ownership nearly in half. Today, most households in the United States have multiple cars that aren't always being put to use at the same time. But a self-driving car wouldn't have to languish in its parking spot.
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Woman In Minivan Stops High Speed Chase in Dallas
Woman in van beats up driver of vehicle after he slams into her from behind fleeing from police.
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U.S. Postal Service to seek bids on next delivery vehicle
Faced with rising maintenance costs for its aging fleet and needing extra cargo space to satisfy the desires of online shoppers, the U.S. Postal Service is asking automakers to bid on a commercial van that would replace the boxy Long Life Vehicle and become the backbone of the service’s delivery fleet starting in 2018. The agency has scheduled a meeting with potential bidders next week in Washington. It says it will pick vendors this summer to build prototypes...
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Driverless car beats racing driver for first time
Driverless cars now out-perform skilled racing drivers, engineers at Stanford University have shown, after pitting their latest model against a track expert. The team has designed a souped-up Audi TTS dubbed ‘Shelley’ which has been programmed to race on its own at speeds above 120 mph at Thunderhill Raceway Park in Northern California. When they tested it against David Vodden, the racetrack CEO and amateur touring class champion, Shelley was faster by 0.4 of a second.
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Self-Driving Cars Are Driving on UK Roads
Self-driving cars are getting tested on the streets of the United Kingdom. Government officials have made it legal to operate driverless cars during three £19million trials.
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Could driverless cars own themselves?
Forget buying an electric-powered Tesla, sharing a Zipcar or hiring an Uber - the most disruptive force in getting from A to B on four wheels could be cars that own themselves. Emancipated automobiles sounds like a crazy concept. But the man advocating the idea goes further: he thinks they'll have babies. OK, let's briefly shift into reverse and introduce Mike Hearn.
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Ford Guns for China's App Addicts, Seeks WeChat Tie-Up
Ford Motor Co wants Tencent Holdings Ltd to tailor its popular chatting app for the firm's cars in China, as automakers in the world's largest market vie for drivers that care about high-tech features as much as engine size
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Ferrari - Formula 1 Concept
Formula 1 of the future? Check out Ferrari Design's concept
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2014 Mercedes SLS AMG Black Series
I want one, but not in yellow...
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14 Year Old Hacks Car with Homespun Kit with Circuits Bought From Radio Shack
A 14-year-old School Going Kid Hacks Car at a Security Camp, leaves experts dumbfounded. It took a 14 year old boy to stun the professional engineers, policy makers and white-hat security experts. The boy who was a part of a 5 day camp for car hacking and cyber security. The boy who was 14 and looked like he was 10 as per Dr.Andrew Brown Jr., VP and Chief Technologist at Delphi Automotive, took up the challenge of remotely hacking a car.
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How To Make Your Car Light Up
We took the Tron Brz to another level and added lights! This took us around 2-3 weeks and we are happy with the way it came out. This was all in good fun so we hope everyone enjoys. Comment below what you think of the final product!
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With Evora 400, Lotus goes on a Cayman hunt
The fastest, most powerful car in the British sports car marque's history takes aim at Porsche's vaunted coupe.
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Super Luxurious Patrol Cars for a Luxurious City
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Volvo Will Test Self-Driving Cars With Real Customers in 2017
When it comes to self-driving cars, 2020 is gonna be a big year. That’s the deadline Nissan and Mercedes-Benz have given themselves for putting cars with autonomous features on the market, and it’s roughly when we expect so see robo-rides from Audi and maybe even Google on sale. For Volvo, 2020 represents something different.
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Aerodynamically Optimised, the Mclaren 675LT Stays True to the Icon
With aerodynamically optimised, dramatically enhanced styling – including an active ‘Longtail’ Airbrake – the result is 40 percent more downforce than the 650S, which the 675LT will sit alongside in the McLaren Super Series.
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Aston Martin invokes the god of fire
The limited-production Vulcan track car offers a tantalising glimpse into the British carmaker's future.
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1959 Chevrolet Corvette: All American Sports Car
The white Corvette in this press release photo from Chevrolet shows off a couple of the subtle changes Chevy made to the Vette for the ’59 model year.
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