Introduction to ABS and Traction Control Systems The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and Traction Control System are key for vehicle safety. ABS prevents wheels from locking during braking. This helps drivers maintain control. Traction control prevents wheel spin in slippery conditions. ABS light and traction control light: It transfers power to the wheel with the…
The Nissan Skyline, particularly the GT-R variant, has cemented itself as a legendary name in the automotive world. Renowned for its performance, the Skyline has captured the hearts of car enthusiasts for decades. However, this adoration has translated into a skyrocketing price trend, particularly for classic models. This article delves into the factors driving these…
Chevy Corvair – The late 1950s ushered an era of flamboyance across American life from exaggerated chrome-laden cars to provocative innovations challenging conformity. Among GM brands, none captured this brazen attitude quite like the 1960-1969 Chevrolet Corvair. As a radical compact targeting imports, the rear-engined Corvair dared embrace change and think differently. What it delivered…
The dashboard. A sea of symbols and lights, most fade into the background as we drive. But one, a squiggly car or a tire with a slash through it, can send a jolt of panic – the traction control light. Fear not! This article will be your compass, navigating the world of traction control lights….
BMW E30 Rally Car 1980s sports coupe reached icon status on road and track. But the M3 legend was also built on rally stages worldwide thanks to a specially developed E30 M3 rally car. Taking advantage of balanced rear-wheel-drive handling and robust engineering, the rally M3 achieved victory after victory in international rallying. Let’s examine…
Dodge Polara – The Pinnacle of Dodge Luxury and Performance In the 1960s and 1970s, the Dodge Polara stood atop the marque’s lineup bringing full-size luxury, powerful V8 engines, and elegant styling touches setting Dodge apart from more mainstream brands. Introduced to replace Dodge’s Matador in 1960, the Polara served for over a decade as…
Lamborghini Diablo – The First Modern Lamborghini The Lamborghini Diablo arrived in 1990 as the long-awaited successor to the Countach. Completely redesigned and thoroughly modernized, the Diablo introduced Lamborghini to a new decade. Its sensuous lines are draped over thoroughly updated mechanical components, creating a revised aesthetic for the Italian supercar maker. The Diablo also…
Nissan Racing cars built an automotive reputation by crafting affordable, reliable transportation – the Japanese firm harbored strong racing ambitions since its founding. Consequently, Nissan involved itself in racing motorcycles and automobiles to hone technologies and prove engineering capabilities targeting victories. Motorsport exploitation allowed continuous improvements introduced into road models over decades. Ultimately, racing remains…