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Gordon Donovan/Shutterstock Meet the Mets! Meet the Mets! A pair weeks back, we checked out the surprisingly boring cars owned by current Yankees players, and now we have got footage of Mets players leaving Citi Field to prove which is the superior Recent York team. It is the Mets, in fact, but I’m not only saying that because I’m a Brooklyn resident with a Mets hat on my bedside table and a City Connect jersey in my closet — I’m also saying it because Mets players drive more interesting cars than those fancy American League players up within the Bronx. …
MotoGP Harley-Davidson underperforms in Europe. Among the EU’s best-selling bikes are big tourers, like BMW’s boxer twins, but Harley’s models aren’t found amongst them. In truth, despite bikes usually selling higher in Europe than the U.S., Harley sells lower than a 3rd as many bikes across the pond because it does right here. Harley now has a plan to deal with that, to get its brand in front of more European eyes with the assistance of MotoGP, however it’s not going to be the silver bullet for what ails the bar and shield within the EU. Harley-Davidson and MotoGP announced…
I’m from Mykolayiv/Shutterstock Long before I used to be ever the attractive automobile writeress you see before you today, I used to be once an intern at Watkins Glen International out in rural Recent York. I used to tow an enclosed trailer containing a NASCAR Camry throughout the state, setting it up at various automobile shows and gas stations to hawk tickets to the Glen’s season-ending NASCAR race. Before I got the job, though, I’d only ever driven a trailer once — a much smaller and lighter trailer that I never needed to back right into a parking spot. I…
Vlad Linev/Shutterstock In case you’re recent to motorcycling, you will have wondered about your levers — specifically, which fingers you need to be using to grab them. The MSF may perhaps have taught you to make use of all 4 fingers, however the MotoGP pros never seem to try this. What gives? Is Marc Marquez some type of moron who doesn’t even know basic riding? Well, no. The actual answer is that any variety of fingers might be the precise number to squeeze your clutch or brake with. It’s only a matter of adjusting for the situation you are in. Some kinds…
Seksan Mongkhonkhamsao/Getty Images This week I have been sick, so I’m keeping away from my roommates by staying locked in our apartment’s lounge and sleeping on the couch by the window. This implies I get to listen to each vehicle driving down my street, and it’s taught me a lesson: Lots of you’re buying just essentially the most garbage exhausts available. They’re terrible, they sound like trash, and I want you all to stop. Please, buy good exhausts as a substitute. The thing with aftermarket exhausts is that “loud” is comparatively low-cost and straightforward. Add pipe diameter, remove cats, shrink mufflers, and also…
Mitsubishi Way back at midnight days of last week, automakers like Infiniti, Jaguar Land Rover, and Audi began holding cars at port somewhat than shipping them on to dealers. Those automakers held out attributable to tariff fears, given all of the uncertainty and course-reversing that is happened within the intervening seven days. It seems, though, that other automakers are holding out on similar fears: Mitsubishi, too, is holding cars at port until the tariffs might be clarified. Mitsubishi revealed the move Friday, in a note to Automotive News, however the automaker didn’t confirm when — or whether — deliveries to dealers…
Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Good morning! It’s Monday, April 7, 2025, and that is The Morning Shift, your day by day roundup of the highest automotive headlines from around the globe, in a single place. That is where you will find crucial stories which can be shaping the way in which Americans drive and get around. On this morning’s edition, we’re taking a have a look at the early effects of Trump’s tariffs on the auto industry, and Elon Musk’s mindset. We’ll also have a look at whether tariffs are helping or hurting, and the way staff in other nations are…
Win Mcnamee/Getty Images Good morning! It’s Thursday, March 27, 2025, and that is The Morning Shift: Your every day roundup of the highest automotive headlines from all over the world, multi functional place. That is where you will find an important stories which are shaping the way in which Americans drive and get around. On this morning’s edition we’re taking a look at Trump’s latest tariffs on all imported cars, hearing about incoming Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa’s ideas to woo Honda back, and turning an eye fixed towards the continuing Tesla protests. 1st Gear: Trump Institutes Recent 25 Percent Tariff On…
