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Rear-wheel drive is commonly found in trucks, truck-based SUVs, performance cars, and luxury sedans. Porsche With AWD, torque can be sent to all four wheels. The advantage in getting moving in ...

Zipp's 303 Firecrest wheelset has been around for almost half a decade yet its goldilocks design means it's still one of the best gravel wheelsets you can buy. When our product tester Guy Kesteven ...

The car pictured features the same mini-sharknose as the standard i3 we’ve seen testing, but larger bumpers, wheels and wheelarches betray its increased performance. CAR understands the new M3 ...

The RS Wheel Hub and RS Track Wheel are an absurdly fun combination for sim racing. Solidly built, good-looking and easy to use—just forget about the clutch paddles. PC Gamer's got your back Our ...

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I've tested more steering wheels with Xbox and PC compatibility than I can count, and these rank as the best of all. At-home racing simulation can seem like an expensive and farfetched hobby to ...

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He was issued a challan of 1 lakh Indian rupees for having aftermarket alloy wheels on his Thar ... deemed unfit for road use and the owner can then be fined for illegal modifications. This means that ...

The modern steering wheel might be an engineering marvel with all its safety features and extra controls, but I think steering wheel design really peaked in the 1940s with the creation of what ...

If you've ever taken one of the coolest pontoon boats out on the lake, you might have noticed that the steering wheel is commonly found on the right side. In nautical terminology, that's known as ...