Powered by a turbocharged Subaru flat-four, this barely recognizable Elise was built to climb Pikes Peak and set lap records at Tsukuba.

Born in the golden age of Japanese performance cars, the third and final generation (chassis code “FD”) Mazda RX-7 was also one of the best-looking cars made anywhere in the world in its day. It was a ...

Langen Motorcycles last made waves back in 2023 with the Lightspeed, a limited edition naked capable of a face-melting 185 ...

Monster trucks are truly beastly machines. With their wild paint jobs, massive tires, and unmistakable roar, it's impossible not to keep your eyes glued to them as they jump, flip (either on ...

And while Mazda does have the rotary hybrid MX-30 R-EV crossover now—where the rotary engine acts purely as a generator to charge batteries—for Moro to come out at this juncture and announce ...

Both engines of the aircraft involved in last month’s fatal Jeju Air crash in South Korea were found with bird remnants, though it remains unclear how much damage each sustained before the plane ...

The Wankel engine, pioneered in this same period by the German automaker NSU. Mazda's Wankel rotary engine is one of the most iconic ever fitted to a road car, and this is why it should return to ...

Sequoyah High School students were recognized as Rotary Students of the Month during a recent Rotary Club meeting. From left are: Rotarian Terri Ussery, Macy McCrary and Josiah Foreman.

said Alec. LiquidPiston’s flagship innovation, the X-Engine, builds on the principles of rotary engines but with a transformative twist. “We weren’t developing a rotary engine for the sake ...

New Norfolk State football coach Michael Vick will make a guest appearance at the NSU Athletics Casino Night on Jan. 31 at the Town Point Club in Norfolk. Tickets are still available for the event ...

Games like Tony Hawk's Proving Ground, Titanfall, Far Cry 2, Army of Two, and others represented my youth and early adulthood.The Havok physics engine was behind all those fond memories, powering ...

Why it matters: Havok, the Irish-based software maker whose physics engine can be found in countless blockbuster games, has published its first new technology demo on YouTube in a decade.