El motor V-12 más pequeño del mundo
The smallest V-12 engine in the world. Incredible.
via Technabob
The smallest V-12 engine in the world. Incredible.
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via Modern Mechanix
I respect this man’s enthusiasm for his new Chevy, but he needs to focus on eating and not making models out of the dinnerware.
via Blog de Carros Antigos
From the HuffPo:
The California state legislature just moved that dream a little closer to reality by approving a bill paving the way for driverless cars to be allowed on Golden State freeways.
The bill, authored by State Senator Alex Padilla (D-Van Nuys), was passed by the state Assembly on Wednesday and then given the overwhelming thumbs up by the state Senate the following day.
If signed by Governor Jerry Brown, Padilla’s bill would legally allow autonomous vehicles on the road and charge the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles with determining the standards for self-driving cars, rules which current do not exist under the present vehicle code.
The future is now, it’s cool, but it’s scary too.
via Tyler Cowen
Beautiful animation of the Evolution of the Formula One Car:
via FlowingData
Awesome stop-motion video of a Triumph Spitfire engine rebuild.
via Laughing Squid
via Automobiliac
Tecnabob: BMW Patent Shows Manual Transmission That Won’t Let You Pick the Wrong Gear
Where the hell is the fun in driving a stick-shift car where there’s no danger in hitting the wrong gear?
If you’re someone who doesn’t know how to shift gears, maybe you shouldn’t be driving a manual transmission car.
People interested in fool-proof car shifting are also skydiving into huge piles of marshmallows and paving their own roads so there’s no danger in crashing into other cars.
BMW’s tagline is ‘The Ultimate Driving Machine’.
A little less so now.
via Motoriginal
Beautiful little film on a 300SL and it’s owner.
Just listen to that engine. Incredible.
via Le Container
For the 60th Anniversary of the SL, Mercedes Benz restored the oldest SL:
via Colt + Rane and GizMag