As engineers strive to save the IC engine for as long as possible through the implimentation of new technologies, America has taken a decidely old school approach with its new performance models. And the world is a better place for it.
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Do you have to have owned one Alfa Romeo to be considered a ‘car guy’? Graham Johnson ponders that if that is the case, then why has its range been so poor for so long?
Has time been called on the humble fanbelt? As 48v systems and ISGs begin to increase in popularity, Michael Taylor seems to think that maybe it has…
Has Infiniti’s VC-Turbo configuration engine saved the IC gasoline engine as we know it? And will variable compression ratio technology revolutionise the automotive industry?
As expected, Hyundai-Kia’s Albert Biermann was full of good stories on stuff he’s learned during his short time in Korea; many off-the-record, and a few on…
Shouting louder than others isn’t quite the way to get your point across, particularly if you’re already on the back foot as a manufacturer
Actor, writer and Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International columnist Robert Lewellyn looks back at two recent test drives that have caught his attention
Downsizing is good, they said; downsizing needs to be embraced, they said; and downsizing is a way of life, they said, like it or not. And with that, we all accepted the new world order and got on with it
ETi columnist and editor-in-chief Dean Slavnich offers his opinion on the ever increasing media hype around the VW emissions controversy
Engine + Powertrain Technology International journalist Sam Burnett thinks about the exciting opportunity of the next generation of vehicles
