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YouTuber Builds a Wooden Drivable Ford F-150 Raptor: Inside the Insane 150-Day EV Build Journey (opens the original)
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The popular YouTube channel ND – Woodworking Art has built a massive global following by carving intricate, drivable replica vehicles entirely out of timber. From exotic Ferraris to the polarizing Tesla Cybertruck, the Vietnam-based carpenter has tackled some of the automotive world's most iconic silhouettes. For his latest project, however, the builder took on a completely different beast: a heavy-duty Ford F-150 Raptor. Built as a gift for his grandfather, the project was a monumental 150-day
Watch a Hatchback Flip Mid-Air and Drive Off Like Nothing Happened in Brazil (opens the original)
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Sometimes reality looks exactly like a glitch in a video game. A wild new piece of surveillance footage out of Brazil is going viral after capturing a car hitting an embankment, pulling off a flawless mid-air barrel roll, landing on all four wheels, and simply continuing down the road as if absolutely nothing happened. In a 22-second clip recently highlighted by news.com.au, a white hatchback is seen speeding around a downhill curve at night. The driver clearly misjudges the corner, causing the
Tesla Hit With $10M Lawsuit Over “Insane Mode” Hair Salon Crash in Virginia (opens the original)
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The transition from a traditional internal combustion engine to a modern electric vehicle can be a jarring experience. But according to a massive new lawsuit, putting a first-time EV driver behind the wheel of a Tesla Model Y—without proper instruction and with the performance settings allegedly maxed out—is a recipe for disaster. A 59-year-old federal employee is suing Tesla for $10 million after an unaccompanied test drive ended with her vehicle violently crashing into an Arlington, Virginia h
A Ballistic Missile Couldn’t Kill This Volkswagen, and This Engineering Secret Is Why (opens the original)
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When a vehicle is caught in the shockwave of a ballistic missile blast, you generally don't expect to just hop in and drive it home. But a third-generation Volkswagen Touareg in Ukraine recently did exactly that, and the secret to its survival comes down to a highly controversial engineering decision that VW mechanics usually despise. A viral video recently uploaded by the Ukrainian automotive team at EMG Group shows the aftermath of a close-range blast on a Touareg CR. Visually, the luxury SUV
Watch a BYD Electric SUV Literally Drop Its Whole Drive Unit Mid-Flood (opens the original)
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Navigating a flooded urban street is always a high-stakes gamble for any driver, but the risks usually involve hydrolocking an internal combustion engine or shorting out a high-voltage battery pack. However, a driver in Shenyang, China, just discovered a completely new, deeply baffling mechanical failure mode: spontaneous powertrain ejection. A viral clip captured a black BYD SUV stranded in the middle of a heavily flooded thoroughfare. While the vehicle's hazard lights were dutifully blinking t
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