Amazon has made it easier to research cars online, but actually purchasing a car? That's another story. Even a recent deal with Seat in France limited customers to making a downpayment on the web -- they still had to agree to a phone interview to cli...
Italian supercar makers haven't exactly embraced electric vehicles with gusto (the LaFerrari hybrid is about as close as you get), but that should change in the next few years. Ferrari's sibling brand Maserati tells Car and Driver that it's working...
The Fiat 500 has been around for a long time in the automotive world with modern versions still in production. The LEGO Fiat model you see here is a replica of the classic 1968 Fiat 500 F and it looks fantastic. Created by Gabriele Zannotti and the not very appropriately named “saabfan,” the kit is on the LEGO Ideas site and needs your votes if we want it to become an official LEGO kit.
In its current form, the replica has 1157 pieces and is extremely detailed inside and out. Its doors, hood, and trunk open. The luggage rack is removable and it has a suitcase on the rear with a bottle and glass inside. There’s even a tiny Fiat logo up front.
The trunk is detailed and complete with a fuel tank, spare tire, jack, and toolbox. The engine compartment has a blocky LEGO version of the 500cc straight twin engine the car made famous. The kit would include two sunroofs so you can have it opened or closed.
Google and Fiat Chrysler left a lot of questions unanswered when they unveiled their self-driving car partnership... and that's because they haven't answered some of those questions themselves, apparently. Fiat Chrysler chief Sergio Marchionne told...
Google parent company Alphabet has been on the lookout for established automakers to help its self-driving car initiative for some time now, and it looks like the company is close to announcing a major new partnership. First reported by auto blog Aut...
