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Why Tesla Avoided an Affordable EV Hatchback at Launch
At first, EVs were basically impossible to make cheap—the tech was just too expensive, and even Tesla couldn’t manage it. I might be wrong, but I don’t think Tesla ever wanted to make a cheap car. It was really the Chinese automakers that cracked that code.
By Pinesthi Mukti Rizky Wibowo10 months ago in Wheel
What Happens to Old Formula 1 Cars? Fate, Museums, and More
After a race is over, most race cars head into the pits for repairs so they’re ready for the next one. But what happens to the cars that are done for good? Like, say a new season has started and certain teams won’t be using their old cars anymore—where do those end up? Are they sold off? Do they land in a museum? Honestly, it just depends on what the team decides.
By Pinesthi Mukti Rizky Wibowo10 months ago in Wheel
Why Cadillac Struggles to Match Mercedes and BMW in U.S. Prestige
This question came up when I saw Cadillac trying to make a comeback with the Celestiq and some other pricey EVs. I mean, for decades now, it has felt like most people don’t really get Cadillac anymore—even in the U.S. A lot of folks prefer European cars over Cadillacs, and that’s one of the reasons the brand’s been slowly fading. In 2024, Cadillac probably sell around 100K cars, while Mercedes can hit 300K a year in the U.S. That’s kind of weird, especially since Cadillac is supposed to be a classic American brand. So what happened?
By Pinesthi Mukti Rizky Wibowo10 months ago in Wheel
Understanding Mercedes Car Brake Failure: Causes, Warning Signs, and Safety Tips
The brake failure when occurs, the driving becomes very risky, at that time the car cannot be made to run freely. It’s the brake which apply the correct force to the wheels to keep the car in control. The useful parts like brake can lead to serious accidents when they fail. Unfortunately, many of the people do not know about how the brake failure occurs in their cars and how to prevent the problems and diagnose the problem. Now a days Mercedes cars are getting the brake failures commonly. Here you will know about the Mercedes brake failure causes, signs and some safety tips.
By Vic Auto Collision & Repair10 months ago in Wheel
Under the Hood: A Look into Volvo Car Engine Maintenance and Repair
The engine is the primary part of the car or the most essential part because it generates and provides power to the car. Therefore, the life of the car mostly depends on the life of the engine. The engine failures are the major failures and the cost of replacing it would be very high. Without the engine or motor, the car would be of no use. Also, the overall performance of the car depends on the engine. So, if you own a car, then it is very important to have a very reliable, long lasting, and a better performing engine. So, to give your engine a long life, you have to maintain it.
By Autobahn Automotive10 months ago in Wheel
5 Must-Know Car Battery Repair Facts for Drivers
Car batteries are silent heroes of your car. They supply light to provide the engine with a jump-start, but drivers don't pay attention to car battery repair until the car doesn't start. Car battery service will prevent you from nasty surprises and unwanted car battery replacement. Car battery repair fundamentals are basic common sense for any driver.
By Mechanic Now10 months ago in Wheel
Why Your Porsche Makes Noise When Steering Expert Guide to Solutions
Alright! You own a Porsche, and its steering wheel is producing odd sounds while making turns. Quite inconvenient! Isn’t it? Well, yes, no one enjoys hearing strange noises from their vehicle—especially if it’s a high-end car like your Porsche. Doesn’t matter if it's a whining, squealing, clunking, or even a grinding sound, and the best part is they typically point to an issue that can be resolved without spending much—only if the trouble is spotted at an early stage. Thus, in this article, we will explore the common factors that trigger these above noises while turning your Porsche steering wheel along with their solutions so that you can do the needful to get everything back on track.
By Bluewater Performance10 months ago in Wheel
Enhance Your Mercedes-Benz Driving Comfort: Top Maintenance Tips
When you drive a Mercedes-Benz, you expect a top-notch performance along with comfort and high-tech features. No doubt your car meets all your expectations. But will your car maintain consistent performance on every journey, or its efficiency degrade with time? Well, the bad news is despite being such a versatile machine, it can't last forever—and eventually starts acting up after performing for a specific period or if driven for certain miles. To avoid sudden failures and keep your car evergreen, you must follow simple upkeep strategies. Thus, here are essential tips for caring for your Mercedes-Benz and ensuring that every drive is as good as the first.
By Orion Automotive Service10 months ago in Wheel
MKIV Fans Betrayed: Why the New Supra Disappointed
This thought hit me when I saw some people talking about the Supra Mk5. It seems like Toyota never really planned to keep the Supra going in the first place. Back then, it was just a regular sports car—kind of like a Corvette or any other performance car on the market. When the Mk4 was discontinued, Toyota probably didn’t see a good reason to keep making it.
By Pinesthi Mukti Rizky Wibowo10 months ago in Wheel
All Show, No Go: Stunning Designs Hiding Poor Performance
Sometimes there are cars like that—you see one that looks cool, but once you drive it, the power just isn’t there. You’re left wondering, “Why isn’t this thing fast?” even though it seems like it should be. It looks the part, the specs aren't terrible, but somehow it just doesn’t deliver.
By Pinesthi Mukti Rizky Wibowo10 months ago in Wheel
EV Slowdown: Why Automakers Are Scaling Back Ambitious Electric Car Plans
This thought came to me when I saw some recent news. Sure, EV enthusiasts are still pumped about electric vehicles, but lately there’s been a noticeable shift. It’s not just Tesla — some other manufacturers seem to be backing away from EVs a bit and focusing more on hybrids instead. So, what’s going on? Why the change, especially after so many companies were calling EVs the future not too long ago?
By Pinesthi Mukti Rizky Wibowo10 months ago in Wheel
