Your smartphone, tablet and other devices are spying on us. We all know this and seem to have chosen to live with it. Location data, search histories, apps usage, photos — they collect a lot of information. And likely sharing most of it. Your car does the same thing. Read …
In the last two or three decades, the odometer in vehicles has changed from a physical spin dial in which the numbers rotated for a readout to a digital readout. That digital odometer has progressed from a simple LED number block to a graphic as part of an electronic dashboard. …
Automotive writer Aaron Turpen says the three police cruisers being offered at a sheriff’s auction on Wednesday could be a good purchase for the right amount. He thinks there should be plenty of life left in them, but, as always, buyer beware. Read about it at CowboyStateDaily.
Cowboy State Daily’s editor Jimmy Orr sent me a video of a Bentley representative spray painting and blowing fire onto a car hood and then wiping it off as if nothing had happened. All while a Bentley General Manager looked on with sweat on his brow. There are few things …
There are a lot of Toyota 4Runner enthusiasts who see the 2024 model year, which marks the end of the fifth generation for the SUV, as the ending of the 4Runner. Most are citing Toyota’s dropping of the six-cylinder engine in favor of turbocharged four-cylinder powerplants as their reason. Read …
Like any industry, automotive has a lot of jargon. Including a host of acronyms that are used without much explanation. It’s not at the level of the military when it comes to letters that mean words, but it’s not far behind. Here are some of the most popular. Read more …
It’s almost winter time. And you know what that means. Yep. Debates over winter tires vs studs, how much of a lift a truck needs to be more capable in the snow, and other such traditions as the pumpkin spice flows. Read more at CowboyStateDaily.com.
