World Cup of Cars: Chile vs. Brazil
The Round of 16 gets underway today with Chile vs. Brazil. For our second round of our World Cup of Cars, we’re pitting the most appealing vehicles of those that appeared in the preliminary stages against one another in a kind of mortal combat that doesn’t end with a spine being ripped out and a […]
World Cup of Cars: Netherlands vs. Chile
We’re entering the last few days of group stages, and we already know a few countries that won’t be making it to the playoffs (cough… England… cough). But although some of the teams we cover will be heading home this week, we still need to determine the winners of our World Cup of Cars matches, […]
World Cup of Cars: Spain vs. Chile
In the wonderful world of soccer (sorry, football, that is [even though it’s really called soccer]) today, we’re gearing up for the Spain vs. Chile World Cup match. While it’s looking like Spain may have the upper hand on the field, is that necessarily so on the road? Let’s take a look. Playing for Spain […]
World Cup of Cars: Chile vs. Australia
Chile and Australia will be getting underway here in just a little bit, and it stands to be an exciting night cap for Friday’s World Cup proceedings. The matchup that pits two of the country’s best-selling cars against one another is…well…slightly less exciting in that it’s something of a given. In any case, here is […]
History of the Chevrolet Avalanche
The Chevrolet Avalanche first entered the market in 2001, offering a unique pickup option to the auto industry with its back seat area only separated from its open bed by a folding panel. Though it has been discontinued, the Avalanche was a consistent contender in the sport-utility truck segment and is still recognizable on roads […]
Forgotten Vehicles of the 80s: The Chevrolet Tracker
As I continue searching for strangely named or oddly designed vehicles from the 80s, I’ve started to expand to variants of more popular models. One such model is the Chevrolet Tracker, which many people may recognize as the Geo Tracker. This vehicle made many appearances in TV shows and movies during the 80s and 90s, […]
Toyota Shows Newest Yaris WRC
Since joining the competition, the Yaris WRC has scooped up 17 victories and 322 stage wins, bringing home the crown for more than a third of the events in which it has taken part
The 2021 Silverado is Headed to Argentina and Brazil
Earlier this year, Chevrolet held a special event in Argentina. The event saw the official unveiling of the latest Silverado, marking the first appearance of the truck’s fourth-generation iteration in the region. The response from Argentine consumers was strong, and the eventual introduction of the truck into the market seemed like a sure thing. Low […]
Ford Debuting New Bronco on OJ Simpson’s Birthday
Despite likely wanting to distance the new SUV from its least desirable association, Ford will debut the 2021 Bronco on, of all days, O.J. Simpson’s 73rd birthday. More Rugged New Fords: New Ranger gets off-road packages for 2WD, 4WD Ford announced on Instagram this past weekend that the Bronco will make its world premiere on […]
South America Says Hello to the New Chevy Captiva
Though we’re only a few weeks into January, Chevy has already had a successful start to the new year, both here in the States and abroad. For instance, in South America, the Captiva currently trends as one of the most popular SUVs in its category. Jumpstart Your Next Purchase: Prequalify for financing a new Chevy […]
5 Warm-Weather Road Trip Destinations for Winter Travelers
For many states in the U.S., winter means frigid temperatures and increased cloud cover. Escape winter’s chill when you roadtrip to one or more of these balmier destinations this season. New Horizons: The style, strengths, and tech perks of the 2020 XT6 Biloxi, MS Located in Mississippi, Biloxi boasts mild winter temperatures that make a […]
Book Review: “Epic Drives of the World”
Whether you’re just an armchair traveler or in the midst of planning an actual trip, browsing Epic Drives of the World will provide you with plenty of motivation to slide behind the wheel and head out in search of open-road adventure. In the pages of this book, you’ll encounter lush photography, vivid first-person essays, and 200 […]
Chevrolet Captiva Turbo Drives Into South American Dealerships
The rebadged Baojun 530 crossover that Chevrolet revealed at the 2018 Bogota International Motor Show in Colombia will be known as the Chevrolet Captiva Turbo in South America in 2019. Consumers in Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Uruguay, Chile, and Bolivia will have the chance to experience the capable crossover that’s equipped with a 147 horsepower-rated turbo-charged […]
Tesla Model S Modified as an All-Electric RV
Author and adventurer Travis Rabenberg, the host of a Twitch TV channel dubbed “Travis Travels,” has unveiled his latest brainchild: the Tesla Roamer motorhome, a Tesla Model S that has been modified as an RV camper. Set to launch at the Michigan Energy Office’s EV Ride & Drive event on April 17, the Roamer will […]
Nissan Posts Sales Increase of LEAF models for Fiscal Year 2017
The world’s best-selling electric vehicle is more popular than ever. In 2016, 47,423 Nissan LEAF models were sold, and for fiscal year 2017 (concluded on March 31), Nissan reports a total of 54,451 LEAF models have hit the road. Currently available in 51 markets, the Nissan LEAF made its world debut in 2010, and since […]
HondaJet Earns Brazilian Type Certification
Today the Honda Aircraft Company announced that the HondaJet has received its type certificate from the Brazilian National Civil Aviation Agency. The advanced lightweight jet earned the certification on August 8, 2017, and the official announcement was made at the annual Latin American Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition (LABACE) 2017, which is being held at […]
Behold ‘The Archeologist’—a $1,000 Premium Gin Made with Harley-Davidson Parts
Motorcycle and Harley-Davidson enthusiasts may have heard of Uwe Ehinger, the German custom motorcycle builder who runs the renowned Ehinger Kraftrad workshop in Hamburg. Ehinger is known for finding antique motorbikes in some of the most remote corners of the planet and for using these as core pieces in his own custom creations. For that, […]
Photographer Travels the World via Google Street View
Under the pseudonym Agoraphobic Traveller, Jacqui Kennedy explores the world, posting photos of natural beauties around the world—via Google Street View. Kennedy has a strong desire to travel the world. However, her anxiety disorder impacts her ability to do so. Kennedy has agoraphobia, making it extremely difficult for her to even leave her home. Instead, […]