Post World War II, there was a boom in technology and engineering that led to automakers like Ford, Ferrari, and Porsche in a ...

GM’s factory skunkworks turned out this Chevy Vega with a well-engineered all-aluminum small-block in 1972. It didn’t make it ...

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 ...

Be it a V8, inline-4, or even a rotary, each engine configuration powered some incredibly fast cars over the years.

Having done struts on a Jeep before, you shouldn’t be in for too tough a job. Just remember that everything will be rustier ...

Sky Power supplies engines that allow unmanned aerial systems to fly smoothly and efficiently. Sky Power GmbH manufactures next-generation heavy-fuel (HF) and gas engines for the unmanned aerial ...

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Rob Dahm, notorious rotary-powered car builder, has firmly jumped into the deep end of the pool with his latest project: The world's only 15.7-liter, tri-turbo Y12 rotary engine. If that doesn't ...

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 ...

Invented in the 1950s by German engineer Felix Wankel No cylinders are used, only a triangular rotary unit With no up and down movement like a traditional engine's pistons, it revs easily and to a ...

Mazda has a rich history in motorsport, including the honor of being the only manufacturer to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans with a car not powered by a reciprocating engine. For this article ...