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Anyone waiting for a completely new Mazda MX-5 Miata might need a little more patience. Mazda has already outlined the main changes planned for the 2027 model year in Europe, and those updates focus on refinements rather than a wholesale transformation. That reality has left plenty of room for digital artists to explore alternative possibilities.
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“There’s a hum from the front of the car that gets louder above 40, and my mechanic said it’d fail inspection but I want to know if that’s actually true.” That question shows up before someone’s annual safety inspection every week on car forums. The honest answer is, it depends on the state and how bad the bearing is. A bearing that hums under cruise but holds the wheel firm ...
The automotive design conversation has taken some unusual turns in 2026. Several established brands have introduced styling themes that sparked strong reactions online, and digital artists have responded with ideas of their own. One such project comes from Uygar, a Turkey-based creator known on social media as “uygarspots,” who has turned his attention toward Bugatti....
Volkswagen is taking a fresh look at bringing mainstream Golf models back to North America, a move tied to upcoming production changes and shifting consumer habits. If plans advance, buyers in the United States and Canada could once again find non-performance versions of the hatchback in dealer showrooms.
The discussion is linked to a major manufact...
Every minute matters when hospitals are waiting for blood, organs, or other urgent medical supplies. A concept called MediLink tackles that problem with a two-part delivery system designed by Korean designer Seung-Hwan Park. The idea focuses on shortening transfer times between medical facilities and reducing reliance on ambulances, helicopters, and other transport me...