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The locally developed Toyota TR86 can be adapted for several forms of motorsport. Toyota has been a fan of motorsport for many years and has had teams, or prepared engines, in just about every form of four-wheel racing. In New Zealand, it ...

MADRID: Spaniards are buying fewer cars, fewer clothes and even cutting back on smoking as a grinding recession and rising unemployment force them to slash spending, dealing a severe blow to manufacturers and shops. Last week, the headlines ...

Lewis Hamilton says the onus is on him - and not his Mercedes team to sort out the brake problems that are hampering his form. Email 0 Share 0 Tweet 0 Related Content The Mercedes driver has admitted that for the first time in his ...

Vectolabs announced that it is raising funds to launch their patent pending brake light system they believe will change the brake light forever. Dubbed the Adaptive Perceptible Deceleration Indicator (APDI) by engineers at the company, Vectolabs ...

Traffic safety research indicates that only about 40 per cent of drivers involved in a crash applied the brakes. The majority do not even get their foot on the brake pedal, failing to identify the situation in time to take evasive action either due ...

(ENP Newswire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) ENP Newswire - 30 May 2013 Release date- 27052013 - The global community for public transport gathers at the 2013 UITP Congress in Geneva today - with Volvo Buses presenting news that strengthens the ...

There's a famous scene in the movie adaptation of Tennessee Williams' play Cat on a Hot Tin Roof where Paul Newman's character Brick is grilled by his father, Big Daddy, as to why he drinks so much. Newman says it's out of disgust for the mendacity ...

We have a moral obligation to assist displaced workers and communities, but corporate welfare for a favoured few - like Australia's car manufacturers - can not be justified, argues Simon Cowan. The shock announcement that Ford is set to close its ...

Former World Champion Alain Prost has said that it's up to drivers to adapt to the extreme rate of tyre wear currently seen in Formula 1. Criticism of the sport's control tyres - which are designed to purposefully wear out in order to offer more ...