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The Mazda Prototype of Tom Long, Joel Miller and James Hinchcliffe races on the track during the 2017 24 Hours of Daytona at Daytona International Speedway. (Photo by Brian Cleary/Getty Images) This weekend’s pre-Super Bowl sports-viewing choices include the usual
Over the years, the presence that mobile games have had during the Super Bowl has been growing at an alarming pace. Instead of supporting web sites that cover their mobile games, top-tier developers would rather spend untold millions for mere
Cape Town – The Ford Mustang is the undeniable king of sports cars in South Africa; from a sales point of view, at least. Over the course of 2017, 898 new Mustangs were signed off to new owners at an
…or at least some version of the Z. While fanboys have been waiting patiently for the arrival of an all-new Z car, some recent rumors have suggested that Nissan could quash the nameplate entirely. Thankfully, we can all let out a collective sigh of relief.
There seemed to be more news about sports-car companies making SUVs in 2017 than their core, two-door performance products. But they were out there. Ford started delivering the street-legal, $450,000 version of the LeMans-winning GT race car to a lucky
Mercedes-Benz today launched its BS-VI compatible vehicle in India and it was the company’s flagship model, the S-Class, that became the first BS-VI vehicle in India. The ‘first’ bits do not stop there as it’s also become the first ever
Skoda phased out the Fabia premium hatchback in India back in 2013, with talks of a facelift version making its way to our shores in 2015. Although, that did not happen, Skoda announced that the new generation Fabia is in fact coming, as the
German luxury carmaker Audi is all set to bring in electric vehicles for the Indian market as early as 2019-2020, but stressed on the need for proper infrastructure in the country. A top official from the company, while talking to carandbike.com said they are
Donkey ‘mistakes’ orange luxury sports car for giant carrot, bites into it (Representational Image) How’s this for bizarre? A German court has ordered a very hungry donkey’s owners to pay up 5,800 euros, approximately $6,800, to a McLaren sports car