Monthly Archives: July 2013

Software experts attack cars, to release code at hackers meet

Charlie Miller holds two automobile electronic control module circuit boards

Car hacking is not a new field, but its secrets have long been closely guarded. That is about to change, thanks to two well-known computer software hackers who got bored finding bugs in software from Microsoft and Apple.

Dacia Sandero sets impressive resale values

Dacia Sandero sets impressive resale values

The Dacia Sandero has already established itself as a new car favourite, thanks to low list prices, and a super-high value proposition.

Skoda launches a new pair of Fabia editions

Skoda launches a new pair of Fabia editions

Škoda has unveiled a pair of new additions to its aging Fabia range. The Fabia Reaction and Fabia Monte Carlo TECH Estate hit showrooms this month, offering additional equipment at value prices.

BMW celebrates 30 years of diesel power history

BMW 30 years of diesel power history

1983 was the year that market a memorable moment in the history of BMW. The German car maker proudly presented at that time the 524td sedan, a premiere as it was the first unit of Bavarian Motors to have diesel powering.

Honda NSX prototype to light up Indy 200 IndyCar grid

Honda NSX prototype to light up Indy 200 IndyCar grid

A prototype of the Honda NSX will take to the racetrack next weekend, giving motorsport fans a rare look at the future hybrid supercar in motion.