Kawasaki Announces Its 2020 Street Bikes Lineup
While we await the arrival of the new Kawasaki Z armed with the H2 one-liter supercharged engine, Kawasaki showed its starting 2020 lineup—with a few conspicuous absentees.
New to the lineup is the updated Ninja 650 which receives a facelift and a few shiny new.....
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Last week was a difficult one for Tesla. After the carmaker waged a public war of words with federal safety regulators, CEO Elon Musk picked a Twitter fight with a magazine and may have improperly revealed financial information.
Lexus made a name for itself building unimpeachably well-engineered and well-built luxury cars that were also, let's be honest, a little bit beige. Impressive values, sure, and cool in their own normcore way (I'd love to have a Floridian grandpa-style early 1990s LS, personally), but beige. ....
Eric Strait took his new Model 3 Performance out early on and used his VBOX to record results around the 3.3-second mark. However, that was during a first run and the car didn’t have a full charge....
