Race cars wing it to improve corner grip
All of which raises the questions: why do race cars have wings and what do they really do?
Gerry Malloy
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Road Trip: 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray
Corvette Stingray the logical choice for a meandering museum tour on our way to the Indy 500.
Century-old ignition key may become an auto relic
General Motors CEO Mary Barra recently told a U.S. Congressional committee that the company is considering abandoning keys altogether — and rumours suggest that other
Tech Talk : Accord scraps transmission to boost fuel efficiency
Hybrid uses an electric motor to get car up to cruising speed then lets gas engine take over
Honda still doing things its own way
Innovation, fresh thinking drive Honda's success in engine and auto business
Tech Talk: Engineers studied kids to help avoid motion sickness
When your brain gets signals that don’t match, you can get motion sickness, which makes the placement of a video screen a critically important decision.
VW XL1 is world’s most fuel-efficient car
Volkswagen XL1 is acknowledged to be the world's most fuel-efficient car, with a combined fuel-consumption rating of just 0.9 L/100 km (based on European test
Tech Talk: Small Ecotec engines by GM will play big role in future vehicles
General Motors' reputation as an engine manufacturer has been largely tied to progressive iterations of its so-called small-block V-8 engines.
Tech Talk: Fuel-use ratings get more realistic
The Canadian government finally bringing its fuel-consumption testing and reporting methods into line with those of the United States
