Toyota will build the Scion KEI-01 in Indiana for limited fleet sales starting in late 2027. The right-hand-drive truck is capped at 25 mph.
Toyota Revives Scion Brand With US-Legal Kei Truck, And There’s More Where That Came From
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Not Just Buses: Greyhound Used These Funky, Open-Air Vehicles To Shuttle People Around
Greyhound commissioned 150 three-wheeled Escorters for the 1964 New York World’s Fair. A surviving example sold for $38,000 in 2026.
Having Started Building Frames In His Garden Shed, Jack Taylor Developed A Global Reputation For Faultless Machines
A vintage Jack Taylor Road Path bike highlights the handmade methods and family history behind the British framebuilding name.
Specialized Tarmac: The Evolution Of An Icon
A Cycling Weekly report traces the Tarmac from its 2003 launch to the SL9, highlighting Tom Boonen’s influence and the bike’s race history.
Ferrari Built This One-Off, $1 Million Pace Car In The ’80S. It Just Resurfaced
A one-off Ferrari Mondial T pace car, reportedly built for $1 million in 1987, is now part of The Caretakers Collection.
The C8 Corvette Quietly Solved Screen Overload With A 30-Year-Old Idea
The C8 Corvette’s Night Mode dims nearly all cabin lighting, echoing Saab’s Night Panel feature from about 30 years ago.
Listen To The OG Honda Ridgeline’s Lead Designer Drop Some Crazy Lore
First-generation Ridgeline design lead Don Herner describes how Honda’s unconventional pickup began as an “Advanced Capabilities Vehicle.”
1928 Ford Model A Unfazed By Off-Road Course Made For Modern Trucks
A video shows a 1928 Ford Model A sedan crossing a short off-road demonstration course set up for modern Ram pickups at the 2026 Oklahoma State Fair.
Renowned For Its Exquisite Paint Jobs, Motobecane Was A Wonderfully Gallic Bike
A Cycling Weekly retrospective examines Jean-Luc Vandenbroucke’s 1981 Motobécane, its French components and the brand’s place in cycling history.
Vin Denson, Pioneering British Rider And Tom Simpson’s Close Friend, Dies Aged 90
Vin Denson, the British road-racing pioneer and close friend of Tom Simpson, has died aged 90, according to Cycling Weekly.
