This 1968 Ford County Sedan has all those things and less! That’s right, less. Being an old fart of a car, it lacks such niceties as power windows and locks, A/C, cruise control, or even decent brakes ...

The core issue is the fight between WordPress founder and Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg and WP Engine, which hosts websites built on WordPress. WordPress technology is open source and free ...

A 1968 Ford Mustang keeps traveling across the world, trying to find a place where someone would kick off a complete ...

Either way, VW and Ford are on the same page regarding hybrids. Hybrid technologies clearly help make the case for the internal combustion engine in a low-carbon world. So, too, does development ...

The entry-level engine in the Kuga line-up is a turbocharged 1.5-litre three-cylinder petrol unit. It develops 150hp and 240Nm of torque, which Ford says is enough for a 0–60mph time of 9.5 seconds ...

Some examples of turbocharged engines include Ford’s EcoBoost, Suzuki’s BoosterJet and Volkswagen’s TFSI and TDI series. Even the latest Formula 1 race cars use relatively puny 1.6-litre ...

WordPress drama went up another notch on Wednesday after WordPress.org, the open source web-hosting software, banned hosting provider WP Engine from accessing its resources. In a post on WordPress ...

WordPress announced a reprieve for WP Engine customers. Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg posted on WordPress.org: “I’ve heard from WP Engine customers that they are frustrated that WP Engine hasn ...

Astron Aerospace has developed a hydrogen-burning engine that releases mainly water. That's right, it's a combustion engine with no heat-trapping fumes, according to a story on the tech from ...

Only one full-size truck in America will offer a diesel engine in 2025. Now heavy-duty trucks could be next up to drop them. The 2025 Ford F-Series lineup might be taking the first steps toward ...

What if General Motors had perfected a rotary engine in the 1970s? What if VW had gone into production with its 1997 W12 supercar? Or what if Chrysler and Lamborghini had continued their partnership?

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