Chris Cantle
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Los Angeles, CA, United States
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The 2022 Suzuki Hayabusa Is Luxurious Excess on Two Wheels
A handful of refinements bring the 'Busa up to modern spec without disturbing its bullet-train charm. → Read More
Aprilia's 660-cc Bikes Could Shake Up a Segment Gone Stale
The Aprilia RS 660 and Tuono 660 are feature-packed, stylish alternatives to the typical sport bike or streetfighter. Can they succeed against the predictable choices? → Read More
Dodge Challenger Hellcat and Scat Pack US Park Road Trip Review
With a GT, R/T Scat Pack Widebody, and a Hellcat Redeye Widebody, we come to understand why the 12-year-old Challenger is more popular today than ever before. → Read More
Keanu Reeves' Motorcycle Is an Extremely Exotic Evil-Handling Machine
Keanu Reeves built one most exotic motorcycles ever made: the Arch KRGT-1. → Read More
Harley-Davidson’s Electric Motorcycle Is Brilliant
But is "brilliant" good enough to justify the Harley-Davidson LiveWire's $30,000 price tag? → Read More
A Trials Bike Taught Me to Love the Toyota RAV 4
Toyota's crossover might not be up our alley on its own, but it sure is when combined with a motorcycle. → Read More
Good God, Don’t Hit a Moose with Your Car
The second-largest land animal in North America will absolutely kick your ass. → Read More
The Jaguar Project 7 Has Less Purpose, Less Roof, and More Noise
Catch the latest car reviews, auto show coverage, racing stats, interviews and more from the editors at Road & Track. → Read More
Race, Shoot, Repeat: The Drive's Automotive Biathlon
A fast lady, a slow Mazda, and shotguns. Plenty of shotguns. → Read More
The Reborn Jaguar E-Type Lightweight Is Just as Magical as the Original
Catch the latest car reviews, auto show coverage, racing stats, interviews and more from the editors at Road & Track. → Read More
You Don't Need to Worry About That Volvo Self-Parking Car Accident Video
"System Error" That's the story badge for a post on Fusion today about a recent video of a Volvo XC60 driving into a group of bystanders. Labeled "Self-parking car accident!", the clip shows the vehicle backing up and then accelerating into a group of people who expect it to stop. But it doesn't. Here's the problem: There was no system error. If there was any error, it was with the humans… → Read More
Why Your Car Is Still Valuable Even When It's Dead
A car has value until the very last day of its existence. That's by design. → Read More
There Are Plans to Build a Robot Highway for Self-Driving Trucks
The proposed corridor could let self-driving trucks go from Mexico to Canada along Route 83 → Read More
Great Driving Shoes That Don't Look Like Driving Shoes
Shoes come between you and your car. Here are a few that feel like they don't. → Read More
Place Your Bid Now on This 'Knight Rider' KITT Trans Am
Before there were self-driving cars, there were cars that talked to the Hoff → Read More
Microsoft's Hyperlapse App Smooths Your Shaky Video
The Hyperlapse app, not to be mistaken for Instagram's of the same name, lets users record and produce super-stabilized video clips → Read More
This Racing Sim Is So Realistic It Can Break Your Wrists
That tricked out racing wheel your rich friend had back in grade school? That's nothing compaired to CXC Simulation's Motion Pro II. Not only does it have a wrap around screen, force-feedback on the wheels, and motors that will jostle the chair around. It's actually so powerful that a virtual crash could give you real injuries if you're not careful. Before you get too jazzed (or scared) you… → Read More
Rally Driver Loses Steering Wheel, Just Keeps Driving
After a malfunctioning quick-release left him wheel-less, this Polish rally driver seized the moment—and the steering hub. → Read More
The Fascinating Future of the Humble Battery Charger
Popular Mechanics is a service magazine covering a variety of information on home improvement, automotive needs, electronics, computers, telecommunications, outdoors, fitness and science and technology. Popular Mechanics also features product evaluations, practical applications, how-to information and news of technological developments. → Read More
4 Instant Improvements That Will Have You Taking Better Pictures
Popular Mechanics is a service magazine covering a variety of information on home improvement, automotive needs, electronics, computers, telecommunications, outdoors, fitness and science and technology. Popular Mechanics also features product evaluations, practical applications, how-to information and news of technological developments. → Read More