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Starting in early 2024, the seas of the world, more specifically the waters connecting Asia and Europe, witnessed the arrival of what is described as the world's first large, dual-fuel container vessel that can run on green methanol. The ship, built ...

Introduced in 1951 as a trim package and upgraded to stand-alone model status in 1954, the Plymouth Savoy remained in production until 1964. Just like the Belvedere, it was named after an upscale hotel, but it's nowhere near as iconic as its sibling.

The German tuner from Stetten, Bavaria, specialized in modifications for Italian brands like Ferrari and Lamborghini or the Brits at McLaren and Rolls-Royce, has a new customization program for the Ferrari Daytona SP3. The limited-production mid ...

While the pace of drone development seems to have slowed down a bit, means to effectively counter them keep evolving. Generally, we're dealing with anti-drone systems that are physical in nature, smashing into their targets to take them down. But ...

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles offers the new Multivan Camper in the United Kingdom as a dedicated base vehicle solution for additional conversions - including bespoke ones. Not long ago, Mercedes-Benz updated its iconic (continue reading ...

This 1964 Corvette won't go anywhere until someone is willing to pay a small fortune. It's becoming more obvious that it won't happen as part of this auction, with the clock already ticking on this attempt to find a buyer. The car is in beautiful ...

Porsche, if you ask us, is currently in a 'state of trance,' as the electronic music saying goes, because they can't seem to make up their mind about where they're going: forward with their EV plans or back to ICE power and regular, hybrid ...

The space around our planet is filled with mysteries and wonders, many of which are brought to light with reassuring regularity by the space telescopes that keep watch of our surroundings. The most recent such reveal has to do with an impressive ...

The videographer behind the "Drag Racing and Car Stuff" channel on YouTube loves quarter-mile action and brings us a feisty compilation of the 'Import versus Domestic' variety. Check it out, it contains a few shocking races. The first skirmish takes ...

Back when it sank in 1912, the RMS Titanic was the largest ship in the world. The tragic event, made even more so by the fact that there were not enough lifeboats on board to save everyone, showed, once and for all, that being big and bulky does not ...