The Aston Martin Valkyrie hypercar for sale in the Netherlands is a unique product that highlights the significant changes taking place in the used car industry. Yet, what distinguishes this transaction is the seller’s preference…
Author: Park-Shin Jung
Park-Shin Jung explores the cutting-edge technologies driving the future of the automotive industry. At Dax Street, he covers everything from autonomous driving and AI integration to next-gen powertrains and sustainable materials. His articles dive into how these advancements are shaping the cars of tomorrow, offering readers a front-row seat to the future of mobility.
Sauber Team Tackles Pitstop Problems at Suzuka GP
The Sauber team has landed at Suzuka for the 2024 Japanese GP, aiming to put an end to the pitstop woes that have plagued them in the season’s opening races. Their recurring issue revolves around…
NASCAR Praised for Smooth Introduction of Rain Tires at Richmond
NASCAR made a significant decision to introduce wet weather tires at certain oval tracks ahead of the 2023 season. However, until recently, these tires hadn’t been used in a Cup Series points-paying race, with their…
MacVittie Motorcycles: Crafting Custom Masterpieces with Precision and Style
Although Matt MacVittie is not yet well-known in the motorcycle customizing industry, his ambitious ideas show great potential. Operating from his humble backyard shed in North Carolina under the banner of MacVittie Motorcycles, Matt’s creations…
Combining F1 and MotoGP TV deals is deemed unfeasible by Liberty Media
On Monday, 1 April, Liberty, a big American media company, said it bought 86% of Dorna Sports and the MotoGP World Championship. They spent €4.2 billion on this huge deal. This means that Liberty now…
Carlex Transforms Ferrari GTC4Lusso Interior: Green Suede & Leather Finish Revealed
Behold one of Ferrari’s finest grand tourers, the GTC4Lusso, configured in the T variant, housing a V8 powerplant instead of the naturally aspirated V12 found in the non-T iteration. Recently, this vehicle received a bespoke…
2025 Nissan Kicks: Innovative Styling & Digital Creativity
Nissan recently revealed the second-generation Kicks subcompact crossover SUV for the 2025 model year outside the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, coinciding with the opening round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. With a focus on…
Buick’s Future: Design Concepts Hint at Sedan Revival
Currently, General Motors’ passenger car offerings are predominantly represented by Chevrolet (Malibu and C8 Corvette) and Cadillac (CT4 and CT5 series plus the all-electric Celestiq). Buick, however, lacks a presence in this segment, focusing primarily…
Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7: A Racing Legend Reimagined
Few vehicles in the collection of historic cars are as revered and respected as the Porsche 911. Since its introduction in 1963, the 911 has become an icon of automotive design, renowned for its timeless…
Reviving a Classic: How a Mechanic Brought a 1972 Plymouth Fury 440 Back to Life
Discovering an old car tucked away in a forgotten barn can be like finding hidden treasure. That’s precisely what happened to one car enthusiast who stumbled upon a 1972 Plymouth Fury 440, silently waiting for…
Toyota 4Runner Teaser: Next Generation SUV
The debut of the Toyota 4Runner is drawing closer, slated for this spring. As anticipation mounts, Toyota has offered a peek at what’s to come by showcasing the rear end of the model on social…
Genesis G80 Magma Special: NY Auto Show’s Showstopper
Genesis introduced the G80 Magma Special at the 2024 New York Auto Show, showcasing it alongside other concept models. The focus remained on the G80, highlighting its significant design evolution and enhanced driving performance compared…
Hyundai i30 Refresh: Technology Upgrades for Electric Shift
The Hyundai i30, now in its third generation, has posed a significant challenge to the Volkswagen Golf in the compact car segment. However, as time progresses, the i30 has started to show signs of aging.…
Resurrecting Rarity: Discovery of Abandoned Maserati Mistral in British Junkyard
From 1963 to 1970, Maserati crafted a limited-production grand tourer known as the Mistral, with only 953 units gracing the roads. While not as scarce as certain contemporaneous Ferraris, stumbling upon one in a junkyard…
Pirelli’s Bold Tire Selection May Encourage Two-Stop Strategy in Australian F1 Race
Usually, the race in Melbourne is thought of as one where drivers only stop once to change tires. But this time, Pirelli, the tire supplier, decided to bring softer tires than before – the C3,…
Vintage Dune Cat: 1972 HPE Muskin Buggy with Modern Upgrades
Recalling a bygone era, there’s a tale of a TikTok dad who transformed his daughter’s miniature toy Jeep into a replica of a real Wrangler Rubicon. Today, such an act would undoubtedly earn him the…
Tarform Vera: Revolutionizing E-Mobility with Stylish Electric Motorcycles
Brooklyn-based Tarform has been making waves in the motorcycle market with its Luna e-motorcycle for a couple of years. Now, the company returns with an offering that surpasses its previous standards: meet Vera. Tarform’s name…
Bugatti Divo: Luxury and Performance Redefined in Automotive Excellence
Bugatti commands attention with its distinct array of cars and is a formidable player in high-end automotive perfection. From iconic classics like the EB 110 to modern marvels like the Chiron and its derivatives, Bugatti’s…
BMW Combines EVs and Gas Cars on Shared Platform for Customer Benefit
BMW announced its full-year 2023 results, showing that they delivered 2.554 million vehicles worldwide, which is a 6.4% increase. Their revenue also went up by 9% to 155.5 billion euros, with a 9.8% profit margin…
Volkswagen Currently Has No Intentions for an ID Buzz Camper Version
Speculation has swirled around the possibility of a camper version of the Volkswagen ID Buzz, albeit often tinged with skepticism. Back in August, a German magazine suggested that such a camper Buzz might exceed the…