I watched qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix this year. Something felt wrong. Drivers were lifting off the throttle on straights. Coasting through corners. Saving energy instead of pushing flat
Audi just pulled the covers off the next-generation A6 Allroad, and it looks nothing like its predecessor. The wagon has grown wider, meaner, and more technologically advanced.
This is the fifth
I have watched the car industry flip itself upside down for the past decade. First, everyone laughed at Tesla. Then they panicked. Now they are failing anyway. The question why legacy